What Does Al Vann's Non Attendance At The Brooklyn College Debates Mean?
Al Vann District 36 Democrat - Council Member - Does Not See The Need To Debate Or Take His 2009 Primary Challengers Seriously. It seems Al Vann wants his leadership, past deeds and experience in government to speak for him today.
Al Vann District 36 Democrat - Council Member - Does Not See The Need To Debate. Al Vann represented Bedford Stuyvesant in the New York State Assembly for 27 years from 1974-2001. Al Vann is representing the 36 Democrat Brooklyn City Council since 2001 for 8 years.
Al Vann District 36 Democrat - Council Member - Does Not See The Need To Debate. It seems Al Vann wants his New York Elected Officials' Endorsements to speak for him.
Al Vann's name is familiar for most 36 Democrat voters... senior voters, baby boomer voters and generation x voters. It seems Al Vann wants his voter base to do what they have always done "stick with who they know" and re-elect him.
The questions I have for you to consider is listed below...
When is the last time Al Vann attended a 36th district town hall meeting, visited your Bed-Stuy or Crown Heights neighborhood, your central Brooklyn community event, community center or senior center or answered his 36th district constituents' questions in a public forum.
What ARE you going to do about it?
Many challenges face our community's seniors... affordable prescriptions and 'quality of life' issues.
Many challenges face our community's homeowners... unemployment due to the economic downturn, higher taxes, increased prices for utilities and foreclosure.
Do you want to maintain Al Vann's 'status quo' leadership and a political fixture image he has given you over the years or do you want to take the chance to elect a new District 36 Democrat - Council Member - for Brooklyn City Council who has new perspectives, new vision, energetic leadership, who will be more responsive to the people served and will work diligently to represent the needs of the diverse neighborhoods in Bedford-Suyvesant and Crown Heights?
After 35 years of Al Vann's leadership...
Why do we have a need to revitalize many of our central Brooklyn neighborhoods and still have a need for affordable housing?
Why do we have to go outside our community for a choice of sit down resturants, family style dining, entertainment, movie theaters or to shop and to buy furniture, major appliances, electronics, a TV, a laptop etc.?
Why is there deep-rooted problems in the 36th district's educational system?
Why do you think that you need four more years of Al Vann in the 36th council?
My point is this: if Al Vann after all this time - 35 years in a position of political influence as an elected official- hasn't solved these 'quality of life' issues, what more can Al Vann do in 4 more years that he hasn’t done or tried?
Isn’t it time for a new perspective? Isn’t it time for new ideas or contributions? Isn’t it time for different approaches? Isn’t it time for new leadership?
Al Vann has contributed a lot to the growth of our central Brooklyn community but there is much work left to be done to realize our vision of a vibrant community in which all of our residents have the chance to realize their highest potential, and in which we can cultivate and leverage relationships to improved the economic development infrastructure for the 36 district local businesses, increase jobs in central Brooklyn, advocate for a living wage, advocate for affordable healthcare and housing, revitalize our dilapdidated neighborhoods and improve our public educational system.
Chances Are... you want to feel safe where you live, work and play.
Recently, I have been very involved in efforts to enhance the 'quality of life' in our community with the distribution of our Free Brooklyn Crime Prevention Guides For Businesses, Homeowners And Renters. Plus Getting The Word Out About Our Free Central Brooklyn Homeowners Back Door Address Lettering Service.
I have identified resources like SAFE WALK for making our community safer for those who are trying to get around on foot from the train and public MTA transportation communtes. CALL 866.977.9255 for more information.
The above is just a few reasons Why I am Challenging Al Vann for the District 36 Democrat - Council Member Seat. In my vision for central Brooklyn, I see the Bedford Stuyvesant and Crown Heights communities as a desirable place to live, work, play, eat, shop, visit, worship, start and grow a business and/or raise a family. This is why I'm asking for the chance to represent you in the 36th District Brooklyn City Council.
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New York City Primary Election: Tuesday, September 15, 2009
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Robert E. Cornegy, Jr.
Your Future Councilman For The 36th District
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Cornegy 2009: What Does Al Vann's Non Attendance At The Brooklyn College Debates Mean?
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Cornegy 2009: Central Brooklyn's Ecumenical Community Stands With Robert Cornegy
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Robert E. Cornegy, Jr.
Cornegy 2009: Central Brooklyn's Ecumenical Community Stands With Robert Cornegy
Featured Endorsements
“Robert Cornegy is a voice of reason in a time of chaos.”
Reverend Dr. Lawrence Acker – Cornerstone Baptist Church
“This is a candidate and a campaign who has regained the trust of the citizens of our district that they can enhance the marvel of democracy and the positive good of the political process for us Crown Heights and Bedford-Stuyvesant residents.”
Father Caleb Buchanan – St. Gregory the Great Roman Catholic Church
“Robert Cornegy is a distinct voice for the people of District 36. He walks quietly but with much power and conviction in working for the rights of this community. He and his staff work tirelessly on our behalf under the power of love and we trust him completely to lead us into new dimensions.”
Bishop Lillian Robinson-Wiltshire – Overseer and Pastor Cathedral of Christ Community Ministries, VP of the African-American Clergy, Membership and Public Relations
“I’ve know Robert for a very long time and he has always been a people person. The community will certainly look up to him, not because he’s tall but because he is sincere and honest. He is also a man of character and integrity.”
Reverend Kevin Williams – Faith Chapel Baptist Church
“Robert Cornegy is living his creed. Not only is he a legitimate candidate in a tough council race, he genuinely cares about the community; which is evident as I constantly see him in the community.”
David Hampton – Bethany Baptist Church
“Robert Cornegy is an asset to the Bedford Stuyvesant and larger Brooklyn community. Having known Mr. Cornegy since his basketball fame at Andrew Jackson High School and St. John's University, he has made the amazing transition from athlete to community activist and entrepreneur. On many occasions, Robert has opened up Solomon's Porch to our music ministry and congregation for amazing fellowship and great food.
Robert also has a wealth of good ideas to heighten the quality of living for many in our neighborhoods. I am glad that he and his family have decided to reside in Central Brooklyn where he will work on behalf of his people.”
Reverend Clinton Miller – Brown Memorial Baptist Church
"I find Mr. Cornegy to be a concerned community activist who is dedicated to developing whole communities."
Reverend Glenmore Bembry, Jr. – Trinity Baptist Church
“With this election I will be a foot soldier and a speaker. I’ll get more foot soldiers to help you with your election. It is indeed an honor to meet a man that believes in some of the things that I believe. We can change our community with the right leadership working with Mickens Community Works.”
Brother Isaac LaPreece Mickens – Nation of Islam
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