John Oxendine’s Contract with GeorgiaDear Fellow Georgian, In 1994, the American people overwhelmingly identified with the common sense conservative principles articulated in the Contract with America. Today, I know that the people of the great State of Georgia continue to embrace those same principles. In April 2009, I came out with my Contract with Georgia. This original contract was 12 points, written on one piece of paper. My intention was to use those points as a guide to build a comprehensive plan to move Georgia forward. Today’s document represents not only my vision for making Georgia the beacon of opportunity in America, but also my written commitment to the principles and strategies that I will embrace as your Governor. As Governor, my primary focus will be on putting Georgians back to work and growing our economy. I don’t believe that government can directly create jobs, but it can help to create an environment for job growth and job creation by fostering a strong entrepreneurial foundation. |
My overall approach in the Contract emphasizes the themes of Economic Development, Family, and Freedom, because if we can improve the way that our state government promotes these three areas, we can go a long way toward hastening our economic recovery. I encourage you to read through my contract so that you can have a better idea of where I stand and what kind of Governor I will be. I don’t expect everyone to agree with everything in here, and that is ok. My commitment to you is that I will always be upfront with you and tell you exactly where I stand. This document is not an end all, but rather a starting point. If you have ideas about how we can move Georgia forward please contact my campaign. Together, let’s make Georgia the best place in America to start a business and raise a family. Sincerely,
John Oxendine |
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