The Record is Clear

Many people ask me what is the difference between me and Council Member Robert Jackson, the man I am challenging for the New York City Council seat of District 7.

There are a lot of differences in our politics. I am about less government intrusion when it comes to community determination and more government involvement when it comes to social services and infrastructure, which would include the public school system, and not leaving out a civic curriculum. But here are 7 things very different about us that question whether we are a [local] government of, for and by the people:

1.) Mayor Bloomberg and City Council’s extension of term limits

Robert Jackson - Voted for
Julius Tajiddin - on record disapproving

2.) Columbia’s Expansion Plan

Robert Jackson - Voted for
Julius Tajiddin - on record disapproving

3.) Columbia’s plan to build underground Level 3 Bio-tech laboratories in Manhattanville

Robert Jackson - Voted for
Julius Tajiddin - on record disapproving

4.) Columbia’s willingness for the use of eminent domain

Robert Jackson - Voted for

Julius Tajiddin - on record disapproving

5.) The development of luxury condominiums on 125th Street

Robert Jackson - Voted for

Julius Tajiddin - Voted Against

6.) Potential displacement of 71 small businesses on 125th Street

Robert Jackson - Voted for

Julius Tajiddin Voted Against

7.) Sky-scrapers on 125th Street…

Robert Jackson - Voted for

Julius Tajiddin - Voted against

Those are 7 Good Reasons to Vote for Democrat Julius Tajiddin for New York City Council - District 7

Vote Tuesday, November 3, 2009

for

The Party for Freedom Justice and Equality's Candidate (abbrev. Free Just and Equal, fJe)

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And don't forget to vote for

Bill Thompson - Mayor

John Lui - Comptroller

Bill de Blasio - Public Advocate

For more information contact peopleforjuliustajiddin@yahoo.com

For more on Julius Tajiddin read the other blog posts.

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