Reform Party Makes Case for Carl Person

Over twenty people are running for Mayor of New York. In the coming months each one will argue that they are the best person for the job, and one will win the race. That winner should be the Reform Party’s Carl Person.

Except for a few years that he served in the military, and a few years in the Mid-West as a child, he lived in New York his entire life. New York City is his home, and that makes him vested in solving its problems, and working to make the city great.

Politics in the city of New York are corrupt. The candidates of the two established parties have been bought by special interests, and work to benefit the cause of large money donors. Carl Person is not a member of the establishment, and the Reform Party takes no money from these special interests. This allows him to clean up the corruption, because it he does not benefit from it.

He has also fought the large moneyed interests before. As a lawyer he fought unlawful foreclosures by large banks, and was involved in a lawsuit against America’s three largest automakers. His record shows that he can successfully fight these corporations on the behalf of the regular person.

Carl Person understands the needs of small business. As an independent practitioner of the law, he built his firm from the ground up, and learned firsthand the struggles of small business owners.

Finally as a founder of the paralegal field, Carl Person has shown his ability to improve on existing educational methods. His current proposal for education reform, if implemented, would allow the New York City school system to crank out graduates that are ready for a rewarding IT career upon graduation. This would improve ability of New York City’s workforce and pave the way for new jobs in the technical sector.

Carl Person understands the needs of New York, will fight corruption, fights for the average person, knows about small business and is a champion of education reform. He is qualified to be Mayor of New York, and is the best candidate in the race.