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Wanted: Your Feedback to State of the Union Address
President Barack Obama had his turn to talk about his vision for the country during Tuesday’s State of the Union address. Now, it’s your turn.
Equal Voice News wants to know: What did you think of his talk? Of the ideas discussed, which ones have worked? Or which ones do you think will work? What needs to be improved? What was overlooked? How will his ideas, if implemented, affect your community?
Most importantly, what’s the State of Your Union in 2013?
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Equal Voice News appreciates your participation — and is willing to share comments, thoughts and feedback with readers. In case you missed it, Equal Voice News recently posted a “Family Voices” series with interviews from people throughout the country about topics important to their communities.
Listening to community organizations and people in neighborhoods matters – especially when it comes to policy and poverty.
Note: Read the full text of President Obama’s State of the Union address.
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Ronald White February 14, 2013 at 8:20 am
The President’s SOTU address picked up where his inaugural address left off. His vision for a rebuilding America by offering educational and vocation training bridges into the middle class, immediate jobs through “Fix it First”, a minimum wage tied to the consumer price index, safety from gun violence, and tax reforms aimed at getting corporations and the the wealthy to pay their fair share are all necessary and doable steps toward an inclusive society. Part and parcel to this vision must be a democracy that brings into first class citizenship, new immigrants, and makes our electoral processes work equitably for all.