campaign Platform
These are challenging times in Michigan and I believe that my strong background in labor and police administration, combined with my extensive experience as a local government leader, allows me to use my positive and pragmatic leadership to do what is best for my district’s residents rather than play pure politics. I have a track record of success working with labor organizations and businesses to address the challenges that will face Roseville and Warren residents.
Increasing taxes in middle class families, taxing retirement income, cutting funding for our public schools, neglecting our roads and public infrastructure, attacking the rights of working men and woman and cutting much-needed revenue sharing that funds our local police and fire services is the wrong policy for Michigan. I will work to reverse these misguided policies. We must invest in our citizens and our future. I believe that we need to properly invest in our children’s futures by making the funding of K-12 and higher education a priority when it comes to spending. This is essential in preparing Michigan’s residents to compete in today’s globalized economy where innovation is critical. We must also invest in our communities so they can keep our community safe and a place where families want to live in.
In addition, the economy is a major issue in the 22nd District. I will work collaboratively to come up with policies that create jobs through state and local government economic development.
Increasing taxes in middle class families, taxing retirement income, cutting funding for our public schools, neglecting our roads and public infrastructure, attacking the rights of working men and woman and cutting much-needed revenue sharing that funds our local police and fire services is the wrong policy for Michigan. I will work to reverse these misguided policies. We must invest in our citizens and our future. I believe that we need to properly invest in our children’s futures by making the funding of K-12 and higher education a priority when it comes to spending. This is essential in preparing Michigan’s residents to compete in today’s globalized economy where innovation is critical. We must also invest in our communities so they can keep our community safe and a place where families want to live in.
In addition, the economy is a major issue in the 22nd District. I will work collaboratively to come up with policies that create jobs through state and local government economic development.