From Tony Roberts:
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| David Fox |
Our meeting has moved back to Logan’s steak house on Elliston place. The meeting will be held Thursday July 30, 2015 from 5:30 - 7:15. Thursday, July 30 we will hear from Straw poll winning candidate for the Mayoral Race, David Fox, and Senator Mae Beavers.
David
Fox will discuss his platform in the role of the Mayor of Nashville
featuring his ideas for the future growth of Nashville, and identifying
how to achieve these goals while keeping taxes low. His platform
encompasses education, safe neighborhoods, and improving the
infrastructure of the city. Here is one thing you need to know about
David Fox: Of the six candidates running for mayor, he may be the only
one who doesn't think the recent boom years have Nashville pointed in
the right direction. He is concerned, to put it lightly, about the
billions of dollars in debt and unfunded liabilities the city is
carrying into the future. He thinks the 30-year experiment with an
elected school board, of which he was once the chairman, has been a
failure, and he's calling for a discussion about a wide expansion of
charter schools. He envisions a "complete redo" on public
transportation.
Senator Mae Beavers will discuss the truth in the legislature of Tennessee and the proposal of protecting our servicemen on the grounds in the United States and Tennessee.
Beavers is "solidly" pro-life, a pro-Second Amendment
activist, a supporter of lower government spending and the abolition of
state income taxation, and a proponent of tougher laws and measures
against illegal immigrants.
Beavers as well as current congressmen and former state legislators
Marsha Blackburn and Diane Black were known as the "Angry B's" during
the Tennessee income tax debate, and were credited with helping stop the
passage of a state income tax. Beavers also strongly opposed the 2010 health care reform
legislation proposals, sponsoring instead the Tennessee Health Freedom
Act in order to protect "a citizen’s right to participate, or not
participate, in any healthcare
We
will follow with candidates running for Metro office. Some leaders of
groups who will be supporting council races will be in attendance. The
City Council helps to set the pace of monetary expenditures for Davidson
County. We are in a spending path similar to Washington, D.C. and if we
do not pay attention to our council, we like many cities in California
will go down the path of bankruptcy. Come and listen to our council
candidates and help to vet the future of Davidson County.
Please RSVP to Tonyr549@hotmail.com .
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