Saturday, September 25, 2010
Independent Candidate Eddie Ahmad Aybash campaign pledge
Political parties are not about serving the American people anymore. They have lost sight of what is important and no longer clearly recognize their goals. They should be a means by which a candidate might have assistance in getting elected and should not be used to launch philosophical platforms or influence the politician in any way other than to help them avoid mistakes and offer advice when needed.
My fellow citizens,
You should not vote for someone based on their flashy website design or televised campaign ads, because they're simply the product of spending dollars. Worthy candidates are individuals who hold values of Honor, Dignity, Respect, Honesty, Trust, and Commitment true and viable to themselves and to others. As your independent representative in the U.S. Congress I will work very hard and spare no effort to address the issues that concerns you the most. I will proudly serve the American people and only the American people, no special interest groups or Lobbyists. I cannot and will not be bought.
My fellow citizens,
You should not vote for someone based on their flashy website design or televised campaign ads, because they're simply the product of spending dollars. Worthy candidates are individuals who hold values of Honor, Dignity, Respect, Honesty, Trust, and Commitment true and viable to themselves and to others. As your independent representative in the U.S. Congress I will work very hard and spare no effort to address the issues that concerns you the most. I will proudly serve the American people and only the American people, no special interest groups or Lobbyists. I cannot and will not be bought.
'Eddie' Ahmad Ayyash for U.S. Congress
It's about people, not Politics Vote for positive change, and help decide America's future.
Independent candidate Eddie Ahmad Ayyash Bio
About Ahmad Ayyash,
I believe that every individual has the potential to influence others in a positive way. I know that for one to succeed they have to be part of a successful community. America is the melting pot of this world, America is great because different people from different backgrounds and different cultures together form our great American society.
I was born and raised in Amman, Jordan. I have lived in the United States since 1989. I come from a middle class family in which both parents worked very hard to provide for their children. I learned very early in life the importance of working hard and to never give up because with hard work and commitment everything is possible.
I have decided to run for this office because I want to be part of the solution. In recent years, the government and our politicians chose to ignore many important issues that affect the lives of many American citizens. They looked the other way hoping that these problems will go away, But the problems persisted and it seems they will be around unless we do something to resolve them. We cannot ignore our problems, ignorance is not an excuse.
My desire to improve myself and the lives of others around me have steered me to go back to college to continue my higher education after 14 years of absence. I went back to Milwaukee Area Technical College to pursue a degree in Civil Engineering. I am a strong believer in education, education is the basis of every great civilization. As a father, I'm very concerned about the future of our children and the quality of their education. It's our responsibility to make positive changes that will improve our lives and secure better future for many generations to come.
Biography Information,
Residence: Milwaukee since1989.
Occupation: Business Manager.
Education: Currently a Civil Engineering Technology Student at Milwaukee Area Technical College.
Age: 40
I was born and raised in Amman, Jordan. I have lived in the United States since 1989. I come from a middle class family in which both parents worked very hard to provide for their children. I learned very early in life the importance of working hard and to never give up because with hard work and commitment everything is possible.
I have decided to run for this office because I want to be part of the solution. In recent years, the government and our politicians chose to ignore many important issues that affect the lives of many American citizens. They looked the other way hoping that these problems will go away, But the problems persisted and it seems they will be around unless we do something to resolve them. We cannot ignore our problems, ignorance is not an excuse.
My desire to improve myself and the lives of others around me have steered me to go back to college to continue my higher education after 14 years of absence. I went back to Milwaukee Area Technical College to pursue a degree in Civil Engineering. I am a strong believer in education, education is the basis of every great civilization. As a father, I'm very concerned about the future of our children and the quality of their education. It's our responsibility to make positive changes that will improve our lives and secure better future for many generations to come.
Biography Information,
Residence: Milwaukee since1989.
Occupation: Business Manager.
Education: Currently a Civil Engineering Technology Student at Milwaukee Area Technical College.
Age: 40
Incumbent Gwen Moore's Bio
Gwen Moore
Candidate for House of Representatives WI 4th District. (Democrat)
Visit Gwen Moore's member bio page.
Residence: Milwaukee
Marital Status: Single
Prev. Occupation: Public Official, Civic Activist
Prev. Political Exp.: WI Assembly, 1989-92; WI Senate, 1993-2004
Education: BA Marquette University, 1978
Birthdate: 04/18/1951
Birthplace: Racine, WI
Religion: Baptist
Residence: Milwaukee
Marital Status: Single
Prev. Occupation: Public Official, Civic Activist
Prev. Political Exp.: WI Assembly, 1989-92; WI Senate, 1993-2004
Education: BA Marquette University, 1978
Birthdate: 04/18/1951
Birthplace: Racine, WI
Religion: Baptist
Dan Sebring is endorsed by the following:
Dan Sebring's campaign issues
Issues
There are many issues plaguing our society today, none of which are given any thought at the “macro” level. Politicians today tend to look at the “issue of the day” like it’s the soup of the day. This is why we have politicians that have knee jerk reactions, like bailing out failing companies.
Dan’s forward thinking will allow him to look at issues and take into account the effect that a decision will have on other issues or the impact that it will have on the people of the 4th district.
The issues listed are:
Dan’s forward thinking will allow him to look at issues and take into account the effect that a decision will have on other issues or the impact that it will have on the people of the 4th district.
The issues listed are:
Issues
link to issues: http://dansebringforcongress.com/issues
Dan Sebring's Candidacy Statement
Candidacy Statement
It was while recovering from a recent surgery that I became motivated to run for Congress against Gwen Moore. I wrote her a letter in which I expressed that it was important for me as a constituent to let her know how I felt on issues that concerned me.
Then I asked her to support a House Resolution that was important to me. It was her response that motivated me. Not only did her reply say that she wouldn’t even consider supporting the Resolution, it went on to give reason after reason why I was wrong. I re-read the letter many times. When I “read between the lines” what I interpreted that letter to say was…”How dare you tell me how to do my job. I’m a member of Congress and you’re just a citizen. I’ll tell you what’s good for you and you’ll like it!”
When the 2008 primary election rolled around I couldn’t wait to go to the polls and cast my ballot against Gwen Moore. What I found out was the Republican Party had no candidate for that office. There was no one for me to vote for! That’s when I mounted a write-in campaign that netted nearly 500 votes. Shortly after Thanksgiving I filed my declaration of intent for the 2010 election cycle.
More recently, with regard to healthcare reform, I attended two Organizing for America healthcare reform rallies at which Ms. Moore spoke. She said, “This is what the President wants and we have to get behind it!” It is the job of members of The House of Representatives to take the ideas, opinions and concerns of the people they represent to Washington and say “this is what the people want”.
It is not to bring the policies of the government back to the people and tell them they need to “get behind it”, and then run off to Spain to find out how U.S. Government policy is going to affect her constituents. My campaign to unseat Gwen Moore is about representation. My promise to the people of the 4 th District is to take their ideas, opinions, and concerns to Washington and tell the government “This is what the people want and we have to get behind them!”
Then I asked her to support a House Resolution that was important to me. It was her response that motivated me. Not only did her reply say that she wouldn’t even consider supporting the Resolution, it went on to give reason after reason why I was wrong. I re-read the letter many times. When I “read between the lines” what I interpreted that letter to say was…”How dare you tell me how to do my job. I’m a member of Congress and you’re just a citizen. I’ll tell you what’s good for you and you’ll like it!”
When the 2008 primary election rolled around I couldn’t wait to go to the polls and cast my ballot against Gwen Moore. What I found out was the Republican Party had no candidate for that office. There was no one for me to vote for! That’s when I mounted a write-in campaign that netted nearly 500 votes. Shortly after Thanksgiving I filed my declaration of intent for the 2010 election cycle.
More recently, with regard to healthcare reform, I attended two Organizing for America healthcare reform rallies at which Ms. Moore spoke. She said, “This is what the President wants and we have to get behind it!” It is the job of members of The House of Representatives to take the ideas, opinions and concerns of the people they represent to Washington and say “this is what the people want”.
It is not to bring the policies of the government back to the people and tell them they need to “get behind it”, and then run off to Spain to find out how U.S. Government policy is going to affect her constituents. My campaign to unseat Gwen Moore is about representation. My promise to the people of the 4 th District is to take their ideas, opinions, and concerns to Washington and tell the government “This is what the people want and we have to get behind them!”
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