The Mute Button
“Listen.”
Political parties and religion are not discussed in economic development negotiations. Companies care about our capital projects. Are they going where they’re needed most? Create accountability.
Who follows our money? It’s other people’s money. Laws creating special taxes create the partnerships with the City. They are based on the assumption that if the city grows we all win. We don’t all win.
Ours is an economic development project that invests directly in the people most in need and creates a platform for their care-givers to collaborate. The rest is overhead. Your investment of $10/month can restore the American Dream for all of us.
Are our federal, state, and local tax dollars reaching the people who need them most? It’s all spent locally. Does it go where it should? Follow the money in one newsletter each month. Stop letting the news, social media, and political parties filter where we invest as a community.
Businesses are supposed to compete. Law creates a special tax and partnership that puts them first.
The message you hear in an election is based on your demographic. What do you and your neighbors say you want? Does the candidate support your cause?
Professional, objective conversations about how we spend our money. Let’s see if we’re investing in our neighbors who need it most too.
“Never discuss politics or religion.”
Agree on one thing.
Build the Foundation that makes the investment.
For those most in need, it’s making their problem our problem. (Liquidating and Investing Social and Political Capital.) Let’s create transparency and accountability. It’s the Home Team. It’s Teamwork.