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Election Issues Important To Me President-Elect Obama

Election Issues Important To Me President-Elect Obama

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Mr. President-Elect Obama,

Now that the election is over, I thought it would be a good exercise for me to write out
which issues are most important to me. So, more for my sake than yours,
here they are…(no particular order)

Education:  A parent
should be able to choose where they send their child, and if a school
is failing, be able to move their child (with the federal funding
dollars) to another school.  Teachers should be rewarded for outcomes
and effectiveness, not tenure.

Protecting the Helpless:  There are people who can't help themselves.  The elderly; disabled
veterans; the unborn; children in poverty; those with special needs. Please support the many grass-roots
organizations who exist to help the helpless.

Energy:
For more than 20 years we've been hearing politicians tell us what we
can't do because it will take too long. Well, if they'd started 20
years ago, we wouldn't be in this predicament.  It is important to me
that the government keeps this front and center, and that all forms of
energy are explored. God expects us to care for this planet, but He
also gave it to us to have dominion over…to live off the land.  So if
there are natural resources available from God, and he has given us the
brains to figure out how to harvest those resources–we should do it!

Spending – I'm tired of an
out-of-control spending congress.  President Bush never saw a spending
bill he didn't like, and the congress for years has spent more money
than they have without care for the future.  The American people follow
their lead and spend more than they make.

President-Elect Obama:

It's going to take a President who is willing
to be very unpopular for awhile to turn this around.

I'm
sure I left one of your hot-button issues off this list. But, this list
comprises what will be on my mind for the next four years.

Best regards,

Pastor CE Stowers, Jr.

Election Issues Important To Me President-Elect Obama

Guess Where I'm Headed…

Concert 2008
He's sold more than five million albums world wide, garnered multiple
hit singles ("Ordinary People," "Used to Love U," "So High," "Save
Room," "Heaven," "Another Again"), received countless awards (including
five Grammys) and wowed rapt audiences across the globe. Music's
leading producers clamor to work with him.  Fashion aficionados can't
get enough of his incomparable style. And the humanitarian community
has rallied around his fight to end poverty.  Critics have called him a genius, one of the most compelling and
important singer/songwriters of this generation, an elegant ambassador
of soul.


Raphael Saadiq is a standard bearer for what folks call 'old school' music, a
contemporary artist continuing a time-honored tradition that goes back
to the '60s and '70s. From his early days as a member of the
groundbreaking '80s group Tony! Toni! Toné!  After leaving the group, Raphael recorded two singles for hit movies
(1995's "Ask of You" from "Higher Learning" and "Me & You" from
"Boyz in the Hood").  In 2000, he created the supergroup Lucy Pearl
(with En Vogue's Dawn Robinson and A Tribe Called Quest's Ali Shaheed
Muhammad) and the team's much-appreciated sole self-titled album
received Grammy, American Music Awards and Soul Train Music Awards
nominations.  The first leg of the North American tour kicks off November 19 at
Northrop Auditorium in Minneapolis, MN, and heads to Chicago on 11/20 – 11/21 and continues through December
13.  


Enjoy this for now yall…