The Committee to Elect George Cushingberry Jr.Nov. 15, 2013
The Committee to Elect George Cushingberry Jr. for City
Council wants to thank the 13,259 people of District 2 who elected him
represent you. This election campaign
was a mission to save our city and neighborhoods. We pledge to represent you
well and to provide a voice for change in the future of our City. My opponent ran an interesting campaign and we
want to salute Richard Bowers for his effort on his first run for office. The 11,642 who voted for Mr. Bowers will not
be disappointed.
This is no time to get our heads down in despair because we
will rise from the ashes again just like we did in 1967. There has always been and will be talented
individuals who live in Detroit and, we hope to help people develop those talents
to their maximum potential. In the
coming weeks, a district office location will be announced. We want the people
in our district to have open communication and access to city information and
services via internet, TV and, Radio.
Blight removal through removing or enhancement of existing
structures in the District will be accomplished through teamwork with
stakeholders in the neighborhoods. Gun
violence is a sad epidemic that is turning our citizens into objects to be used
for training doctors in the Armed Forces of the United States. Gun
responsibility and education is essential to stop the urge to shoot someone. Life
is a video game with no reset button.
When we increase jobs and mental health treatment for people who need
help for their condition, the violence will subside.
We need more Teamsters driving Trucks instead of people out
of work. In order to be a truck driver you have to test clean of any Schedule I
drug. If you want to increase the number
of Truckers we need to ask your United States House of Representative member to
remove Marijuana from the Controlled Substances List or, get replaced by
another person who will in 2015. Voting
is power and We hope to get people of all ages to register and, vote by
absentee in August and November of 2014.
Mayor Duggan, Sherriff Napolean and, Myself will work
together to create a safer and viable neighborhood again by re-utilizing
Recreation Centers that were once closed to save money at the expense of the
people. We pledge to work together to
remake Detroit to be a place to live, work, play and, move about with: Improved
Transportation via Bus, Train, and Airplanes. The regional hub at the State
Fairgrounds will be developed in a partnership with the vision of Earvin
Johnson and the technical mind of Marvin Beatty. Citywide WI-FI is more than just a possibility
and, entire neighborhoods will be able to access the internet and maintain property
using the latest technology.
We hope to spread the message of each one, reach one, the value
of getting an education and, pledging to
do something to do uplift the quality of life. We hope to meet you soon in your
neighborhood churches, mosques, businesses, and homes. Enjoy some BBQ in District #2 and we will stay
in touch with each other and, make good things happen in the City of Detroit.
Sincerely,
The Committee of Councilman-Elect George Cushingberry Jr. District #2
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