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Home Random Extras Mark Lipman- Candidate for 28th District
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Mark Lipman- Candidate for 28th District |
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Friday, 11 February 2011 |

Mark Lipman
Poet – Publisher – Community Organizer
Unlike many candidates, I am not, nor do I care to be, a professional politician. I’m an average person who is smart enough to know that the government-as-usual has mismanaged our budget and is leading us in completely the wrong direction. We fund police and prisons and wars abroad, before things like education, housing, health care and job creation here at home. Simply by reversing our priorities, by holding the banks accountable for the reckless destruction of our economy – by things like stopping foreclosures; by providing the needed social services and properly funding our schools – investing in our children’s futures; by investing in needed jobs - we can both reduce crime and taxes at the same time.
I am not partisan. I belong to no party. I simply represent the average person who has to work and struggle just to scrape by in this world, who simply wants to help create a better, safer, more just world for us all to live in.
My entire purpose for seeking office is to end poverty. That’s something that affects us across the board, no matter who we are. You solve that and everything else falls into place.
Once we realize that we’re all in the struggle of life together; that ensuring the necessities of society is the government’s primary responsibility – that we must fund our communities – for the benefit of us all, then we will be heading in the right direction.
As the only candidate who has offered a clear plan on both ending homelessness and fixing our budget crisis, I hope that you will seriously consider me when stepping into the voting booth.
That is what’s in my heart and if you vote for me, that is what will shape the decisions I make while serving you. Thank you.
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