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  • Do you know Natalyn Archibong? She’s a powerful candidate for Atlanta City Council, President.

    Natalyn Archibong shared her news online with her friends, cohorts, constituency, family and Atlanta proper. Ok, bosses this is our turn to do our Due Diligence and get to know council member Archibong, https://citycouncil.atlantaga.gov/council-members/natalyn-archibong. Ms. Archibong has held her position for quite some time, let’s find out what she has been doing over on the eastside of Atlanta.

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    City of Atlanta

    Third term for former mayor Kasim Reed, maybe?

    Here is a good read, former mayor Kasim Reed, is considering the position and I think he could get it. I met him a few weeks before his first run and Mary Norwood was his only opponent at the time. I knew, I could not give her my confidence, my vote, which I hold dear. By the time the event was over I knew Kasim Reed would have my vote, he exuded confidence, that may have been ego but Atlantans LOVE him and hated to see him go plus he has major swag and black and white Atlantans, love that about him and when we needed leadership Kasim Reed showed up stood up and let all who questioned know not to try it. Yes, we like him. Bosses, do your Due Diligence, here… don’t you want to know what the former mayor has been doing over the past four years? Is he still married, how old is his daughter, has COVID19 been a time a reflection, if he were to become mayor again what would he do differently??? Also refresh your memory of Mr. Reed’s track record as former mayor all information is public and certainly interesting. Please remember campaigns are interviews and We The People, are interviewing.

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    Photograph by Fernando Decillis
    • Mayor Maynard H. Jackson, The Kingmaker.

    Maynard Jackson ran for a third term and won. I am ready for the 2021 campaign season in Atlanta to heat up, it is always EXCITING, even when they lie, cheat, and steal their way into the job, which is the constituents’ fault for not doing our due diligence and selecting the most qualified person to represent us. If you don’t know, get to know Maynard Holbrook Jackson, Atlanta’s first black mayor.

    If you did your Due Diligence, please share your thoughts about the candidate and possible candidate?

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  • Midtown is proposing a green space over the Downtown Connector that could cost over $1 billion.

    Supporters say it would sit above part of the Downtown Connector and span across 10 blocks.

    Credit: MCP Foundation

    The east side communities spent years planning and building concrete jungles and now they want to put a green space above it. Whoever thought of this is selfish, greedy and do not care that people are homeless, dying and hungry not to mention we have police on payroll that we pay and they kill black people. Can some great thought and time go into resolving that??? Let’s get real there is nothing about this project that will do anything to help us live better lives here in Atlanta. This is a big project that will make someone, rich. I have two words for this project, Piedmont Park. https://www.11alive.com/article/news/local/proposed-midtown-green-space-could-cost-12-billion/85-5bf3e39c-8d44-44c1-bebb-7f2fef9d9c41?

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    The American Society of Civil Engineers earlier this year gave Georgia a C+ on its 2019 infrastructure report card. Here’s the breakdown:

    Aviation: B+

    Bridges: C+

    Dams: D

    Drinking water: B-

    Energy: B

    Parks and recreation: C-

    Ports: B-

    Rail: B

    Roads: C+

    Schools: B

    Solid waste: C

    Stormwater: C-

    Transit: D+

    Wastewater: D+

    The report card grade comes from a committee of 50 Georgia civil engineers using eight criteria: capacity, condition, funding, future need, operation and maintenance, public safety, resilience and innovation. A score of D equates to “poor, at risk.”

    Ok Bosses, which of the elected/ hires do you think oversees this type of infrastructure projects as a requirement of the position for?

    1. Senators
    2. Congress
    3. House
    4. City Council
    5. Mayor

    Please share your responses and let’s take the mystery out of these positions and how they should work for,
    “We The People”.

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    The more we know and the better informed we are about political positions, the responsibilities of those positions, And the track records of the incumbent and candidates the process for voting will become much more discerning for us. and only then will we have safe and well maintained roads and infrastructure to travel to and from work on without feeling a need for a chiropractor and a mechanic. if we put the very best people in place who actually care about our quality of life.

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