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re: Does age matter when running for political office?
Posted on 10/24/16 at 11:25 am to Will Cover
Posted on 10/24/16 at 11:25 am to Will Cover
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I mean, we hire these people and they don’t know how to do their jobs.
And this 19 year old does?
Posted on 10/24/16 at 11:58 am to Will Cover
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Does age matter when running for political office?
Some positions have legal age requirements, otherwise, I care more about maturity than I do about age.
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Seeing economic development in North Baton Rouge.
A worthy goal.
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I want to see more small businesses rather than corporations.
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Supporting corporations won’t give as much back to a community as a small business would.
I support small business as well, but this statement is often incorrect. I've seen small businesses give back to their communities, and I've seen large corps as well. I've seen large corps give the finger to the community, as well as small businesses.
I've been involved in helping to secure 6 figure donations from large corporations. I've gotten tons of gift cards from small businsses. I've had small businesses tell me they can't afford to support the community, and large corps give me the run around as to why they can't support something.
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I’d especially like to see black businesses. I know that’s difficult because, 1.) its hard for black people to start a business and that’s not fair.
It's hard for small businesses run by people of any color to get outside financing. My father needed money to start and expand a family businesses, he borrowed against his 401K and got the rest from the bank at 9 percent interest. Given that black people generally don't have as much money, this makes sense.
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2.) Businesses are hard to keep up if no one is supporting them.
And here is the real problem. Businesses don't locate in NBR because there is no money to spend in NBR.
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I mean, we hire these people and they don’t know how to do their jobs.
Very true.
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I would definitely say that it is non-traditional because I used GoFundMe.com to raise campaign funds. I was sort of stepping on the line with Board of Ethics on that one because of some weird regulation. But we got it approved.
This is interesting. New media and millennials cause all sorts of new ideas to be considered. No reason that GoFundMe can'e be used provided they can collect payor information and assure it is all individuals.
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