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TAKE PART IN SOMETHING GREAT. THE ISSUES I STAND ON FIRMLY, REGARDLESS OF CONTROVERCY; I STAND BY WHAT I BELIEVE TO BE TRUE AND PLAUSIBLE.

I believe in being fair and equal and not to judge based on their looks or social status; rather follow the law and process of the society as set by our fore-fathers long time ago. Those good ole boy systems should be systematically prosecuted, should there be any violation of rights and equality and fairness. It’s time we stand up for our ideals, it’s time we take on the status quo…. Issues I firmly believe on, and we can change by starting on us.

MIDDLE CLASS JOBS

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We need better opinions in our community for work; As a business owner I know how important it is for us to improve on. Georgia should continue to prioritize workforce training and job creation initiatives that create opportunities in across the state, but especially in rural Georgia.

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INVESTING IN EDUCATION

Across the country school boards are pushing woke, politically motivated lessons on our kids and it’s time to say enough is enough, I will work to help empower parents at the local level to be participants in their kids’ education. I am a firm believer of parent’s right to know what is being taught in school and have a say so. I also believe we should not go change our history; no matter how barbaric our history might be but we do not have any right to wipe it clean and rewrite because we do not like the outcome. History is the only things we can tell where we came from.

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LIFE AT BIRTH

I am proudly 100% pro-life and support enshrining life in the Georgia constitution when and if Roe is overturned. Life is God’s blessing, and we do not have any right to terminate it. Now in certain case it may be looked in to individually if it possesess an immediate danger to mother, and all alternatives have failed.

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SKILLED TRADE TRAINING

I am a supporter of getting skilled worker and more government supported programs to learn skilled trade. I am in favor of more giving backs to those who are in need of training to encourage them.

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AFFORDABLE HEALTHCARE

I am in favor affordable healthcare and would like to educate more people on it. I was shocked to find out how many Georgians have not taken advantage of it.

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AFFORDABLE HOUSING

I am in favor of giving Georgians more tax breaks for owning their homes to offset some of the cost and tax. I also in favor of senior housing.

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RELIGION OR FAITH BASED EDUCATION

I am proudly 100% in favor of religious or faith based education in our public schools, otherwise we should cut their findings.  Should anyone choose not to let their kids go to school because of their beliefs or any other reason they believe to be right then they certainly can opt out or take their kids to private school.  But I think to go back to our old values and tradition faith based education plays a vital part.  We should also show tolerance to all faiths, I personally being Muslim but I married a Baptist in both of marriages; my son Aaron; I tought him both religious beliefs.  I hope and pray I taught him enough about belief and faith awareness and showed him the right direction as much I could.

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ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION

Georgia is not a sanctuary state. I oppose all free pardon to illegals, but I support the correct way we have in place. All illegals can go back and re enter legally, we can expedite the process. We can not just give everyone of them a free ride.  That’s not how this country is build on.

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INVESTING IN EDUCATION

Education is the greatest asset of any Nation. I support all programs that can enhance the education systems. In this competitive world for us to survive as a nation we have to do better. One big reason the learning crisis persists is that many education systems across the country have little information on who is learning and who is not. As a result, it is hard for them to do anything about it. And with uncertainty about the kinds of skills the jobs of the future will require, schools and teachers must prepare students with more than basic reading and writing skills. Students need to be able to interpret information, form opinions, be creative, communicate well, collaborate, and be resilient. We can not and should not move them along unless they are ready.

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SECOND AMENDMENT

The Second Amendment is under attack by everyone across the country who want to erode our constitutional freedoms.  The Second Amendment was put in place to protect us from tyranny, and we must defend it.  I will oppose all efforts to infringe on the Second Amendment. But I do believe in Gun control and gun safety education.

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HISTORY OF CONFEDERACY & REPARATION CONTROVERSY

As an Asian immigrant, I have mostly sat in observation as I see America repeatedly confronted by raging controversy on symbols that bring up old wounds, unresolved feelings and unsettled arguments on race  and in the south the age old Confederacy Issue. In early 2019, it was Blackface. But the list of recent episodes is endless. In the Oxford Dictionary, reparations is defined thus: “The action of making amends for a wrong one has done, by providing payment or other assistance to those who have been wronged.”  Making amends for wrong done, especially grave injustice across the generations, is grounded in ethics.

Reparation is not a new conversation in the United States. The U.S… did pay reparations to the Japanese-Americans for their internment in camps during World War II. There are little-known morsels of history of former slave owners granting reparations individually to the black people they freed.  I am all for visiting the subject matter and discuss it rather assuming that US owes reparations; I don’t know if we saved them by bringing the former slaves to this country or they would have been better off in their native lands, may be free but lack of medical care and financial means would have it harder: Question to think about.  In this category not only blacks from Africa who were sold by their own for money, should we not get some sort of reparation from those now oil and gold rich nations?? What about the native Americans, or Asian Indians or Hispanics – where does it end?

Same goes for confederacy.  The other important thing to hold on to in this debate is that statues do not do a particularly effective job of documenting the past or educating people about it. Historians study how societies change. In order to do that, we examine sources created at the time – newspapers, teapots, speeches, tweets, photographs, landscapes, and so on – and judge what we think happened by comparing these primary sources to things other historians have said, on the basis of evidence they have found. We argue a lot. But if we cannot see an ever-widening story, we cannot give an accurate account of how societies change.

An inaccurate picture of what creates change means that people cannot make good decisions about the future. They are at the mercy of those who are creating the stories. Knowledge is indeed power. So, the destruction of accurate history is about more than schools. It is about self-determination. It is about having the freedom to make good decisions about your life. It is about the very things that democracy is supposed to stand for.

Comment from my good and longtime friend Fred Conyers:

“Food for thought: Unfortunately, education is an individual learning process that a lot pursue but few pursue high levels. Too many key factors are placed on the back burners by biased educators, greed seekers and politicians. It’s up to each individual to research and develop what their comfort zone is. A degree of any kind is nice but not needed in many cases to be a highly productive citizen. Degrees should not be continually pushed, many times for university financial gains! There are way too many free rides and high paying positions for a choice few! IMO Laws, self discipline, survival skills as well as skilled crafts training are severely overlooked in the continued education process. Skilled craft training facilities should be as easily located as universities.” – Fred Conyers

Statement: Mr. Conyers, you are absolutely correct and I agree with you. I am in favor of promoting technical vocational degrees more than our traditional higher education, which is always will play a vital part in our growth as a nation; but technical education definitely plays a role and empowers individuals, organizations, enterprises and communities and fosters employment, decent work and lifelong learning thereby promoting inclusive and sustainable economic growth and competitiveness, social equity and environmental sustainability. As a nation we can’t just cater to one class or group of people, but instead we have to focus on the rest who are the middle class and who are the backbone of our economy and future development.

“I have told many of my friends about you and they are watching for you when voting day arrives. We all know a good man when we see one and they are all hoping to put a man like yourself in office to protect their interests.” – Gerald Wingate, owner of Marietta Home Comfort Service. Evangelist & RETIRED US ARMY.

Statement: Mr. Wingate, Thank you very much, and appreciate the vote of confidence. I hope and pray not to let y’all down. I also appreciate your long time service to this country, and we will not forget.