As of today, five of the current Mayoral candidates have agreed to form a coalition to insure the return of Memphis back to its most valuable asset, the people. These candidates recognize the importance of governance and they can clearly see that Memphis needs leadership. “We want the best quality of life for every Memphian”, as stated by Steven Bradley.
In the last 11 months, Memphis impoverishment has increased by 15%, under the administration of Mayor Strickland. Steven Bradley would turn this around. He says, “Memphis is a city with great promise if, we could all work together as a single force for the good of our progress. Would a coalition work? If not, still, it’s a great idea that shows the high quality of thinking that is among the millenniums.
Memphis millennium generation has accounted for over 100,000 registered voters. They along could replace Strickland, but only if they would vote. The Bradley coalition is banking on, today, this powerful group would come out to the polls and vote. Could this movement idea turn around the shameful lack of voting by millenniums or would it lead them to even greater power in the 21st century of Memphis leadership.
Tonight, Memphian would know if the city is to move forward or stay in its same old position of impoverishment, low wages, and blight.
Memphis Wireblog 
Posted on October 3, 2019 by Memphis Wireblog
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