As I travel throughout the 180th District, there is a deep-seeded
distrust of elected officials that are supposed to represent the
community. As I speak with fellow residents about the "Vision" Plan
that I want to implement in the district, they ask, "Anthony, are you
going to be like them." When I answer them, I mean it; “Absolutely
not!” I am enjoying canvassing the 180th District, knocking on doors and
talking to the residents because they speak from the heart and they
know what they want in a leader.
What I love most about my travels is the fact that the citizens in the
180th District are concerned and compassionate for the entire community.
Of course they want to protect and provide for their families, but
they also care about their neighbor’s family and the family several
blocks away. In essence, if you're from the 180th District; you are
"family". For so long there have been many empty promises, hype, cheap
gimmicks and political corruption from those that were running for
office and those who have been elected who were supposed to represent
us—the citizens of the 180th District.
The 2012 election for state representative of the 180th District isn’t
about me, Mr. Cruz, Ms. Lozada or anyone else. This election is about
the residents and the entire community of the 180th District and
rewarding them for their patience while they have been ignored for far
too long. It is time for all of the residents in the community, our
“family”, to be treated fairly—and if elected as your next leader, I
plan to do just that.
“Progressives will bring balance to the Republic”
Anthony P. Johnson, Candidate for State Rep. 180th District-2012
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