The Savvy Advocate Commune Blog…

Hello, Bosses have you been behaving like Boss’s over the past few months by
reading about the candidates and asking yourself “can this person do that
job, can they represent me?”. If you have not, you have three months to
determine and cast your vote. If you are not ready, please do your Due
Diligence, the candidates have signs everywhere, some names I have never heard
of before, so I employ you to take a picture of the campaign signs of
candidates you have never heard of and google them, find out what they have
been doing check their social media and see how they have voted in their past
positions…That is our job as BOSS’s to manage our city, state and government.
I know that politicians make us seem small and as if they have all the power,
but they do not, WE THE PEOPLE, do but if we do not exercise our vote and do
not communicate with our representatives then they will use our power and often
it will not be in our favor.

Here is a good read, Politicians
Behaving Badly, lengthy but deep dives into the psyche of politicians and
how intoxicating a position like this can be for people with big egos, low self-esteem,
poor self-control and easily swayed to go along to get along. These types of
appointments bring that mentality to the offices that are supposed to represent
us… DO YOUR DUE DILIGENCE and find out about candidates and imcumbants before you give the the job/ your vote for four years.

The BOSS UP is a series of Civics Education Workshops taught in local community parks, in five counties surrounding Atlanta, Georgia A partnership with the Georgia Conservation Voters Fund and Thrive PR Atlanta, to teach Civics Education to the masses has begun. Learning how Democracy works gives citizens skin in the game and helps them to manage elected hires, share important government, state, city, and community information that builds great constituency.

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Candidates are filing paperwork to raise funds for their campaigns so that they can possibly work on our behalf. Now is the time to do your Due Diligence, due dil·i·gence (reasonable steps taken by a person in order to satisfy a legal requirement, a comprehensive appraisal to be undertaken by a prospective BOSS, especially to establish assets, liabilities and evaluate its potential.) Research the candidates one of the panels had a former business owner who ran his business into the ground and employed several tactics to keep him from making the clients that he fleeced whole again, and this is all public record. Another candidate for mayor was incapable of answering questions effectively and gave out names and phone numbers.

The Committee for a Better Atlanta, CBA hosted their annual Atlanta mayor, city council president and at large posts, forums which will deliver a report card on how well all candidates fared will come out soon. I attended this event in 2017 and was absolutely floored at how many candidates were UNQUALIFEID to do the job. But Atlanta seems to have about 750 votes that can win an unqualified candidate an election. I have often wondered if those are all senior votes. Kasim Reed, paid his campaign fees and formally announced his run for mayor after the CBA forum took place and immediately hosted a Birthday fundraiser in Buckhead this week.  Please click on the hyperlink above or below and watch this forum for yourself and make an educated plan to vote for the best candidate by not doing so Atlanta will continue to get what we have and presently this is not working, later BOSSES.

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