Congressman Harold Ford (D-TN) Hosted

 

Mayor Wildes hosted Congressman Harold Ford (D-TN) at his home in support of Ford's 2006 candidacy for the United States Senate. Ford was first elected to the House of Representatives in 1996 and has been re-elected 5 times since then. A close friend of the Mayor he remarked: "From civil rights to taxpayers' rights, Michael Wildes is a real Democrat--putting people before politics."

Pictured from left right on left:
Deborah Witcher Jackson - President of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Mayor Wildes, Congressman Harold Ford, and Jeannette Curtis Rideau - Member of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women

 

                    

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Please join
Englewood
Mayor Michael & Amy Wildes

For Brunch & Conversation With

CONGRESSMAN
HAROLD FORD, JR. (D-TN)
2006 Candidate for the United States Senate


Sunday, September 17, 2006
12 noon


at the home of
Englewood Mayor Michael Wildes
250 Allison Court
Englewood, New Jersey 07631


Host Committee: $2,000 per person
Benefactor: $1,000 per person    Friend: $500 per person

Please make checks payable to “Harold Ford, Jr. for Tennessee



For more information or to RSVP contact:
201.569.7891
or e-mail:
mayor@michaelwildes.com



About Congressman Harold Ford, Jr.

At a time when politicians define themselves by their parties or ideologies, Harold Ford, Jr. is the rare politician who puts solutions before partisan politics.  He focuses on making government work for people, but when government is ineffective or gets in the way, he works to reform it and remove barriers that prevent people from getting ahead.
 
Elected in 1996, Ford has been re-elected four times by an average of 80% of the vote and enjoys a reputation as a consensus builder. In 1998, Ford was 28 years old when he cast his vote for the first federal balanced budget – the first time America’s budget had been balanced since 1969.  He has played pivotal roles in advancing legislation to reform the nation’s campaign finance laws, crack down on corporate cheaters by strengthening corporate governance laws, encourage more Americans to serve their country and raise standards in public education. 
 
As a candidate for the U.S. Senate, Ford wants to make government work for all Tennesseans, not just a few.  He is working to make our country independent of Middle East oil, wants a balanced budget amendment to the Constitution, and is sponsoring bipartisan legislation, the ASPIRE Act, to provide an investment account for every child born in America.  He believes in the transformative power of early childhood education and the ability of faith and community based organizations to heal our communities.
 
Harold Ford believes that protecting the American people is the first responsibility of government.  He is a leader in ensuring first responders and law enforcement get the resources they need to protect Tennesseans and the country against terrorism and catastrophic events.  As a member of the Department of Defense’s Transformation Advisory Group, he is helping advise the Pentagon on developing a new organizational framework to defend the country and our future.
 
When too many of our leaders seek to divide us, Congressman Harold Ford, Jr. has the vision and blueprint to bring Tennessee together and move us forward.

 

www.fordfortennessee.com
Paid for by Harold Ford, Jr. for Tennessee
Jay H. Lindy, Treasurer