Politics Impacting Local Businesses...
These people and businesses go about setting things straight, righting the small wrongs, and generally doing good things.
Seeing people who haven't run for anything, voting for regular people who have improved the state in their own, quiet way.
We may not get noticed much, but we all keep plugging away.
Let the lights go out all over the state...
Helping the homeless people. I don't mean occasionally ladling out food during the holidays, I mean helping homeless folks on a daily basis. Yeah I know, everyone talks about the issue and plenty have worked on it, but what if you were on a single-minded crusade. Helped organized the usual protests, but also spoke eloquently before the local city council and worked with leaders for concrete solutions..āāāāāāā
Now the homeless, unwanted people of the streets, tomorrow maybe people you call a friend.
The way I see it, politics is really about creating a better place for people, making some kind of change, and fixing what's broken!
Invisible People
Give a thanks to those invisible people offstage, the faceless "do gooders" accomplishing things big shot politicians only talk about. And then ask yourself, who really belongs on that stage?āāāāāāā
Homeowners also are effected even when needing Savannah Ga Tree Servicesāāāāāāā, because we get impacted everywhere, including the Hartsville SC Real Estateāāāāāāā market.
Some businesses in the real estate industry like property management florence SCāāāāāāā rental companiesāāāāāāā that manage rental homes, mobile homes, and houses for rent in the Pee Dee area. They also get effected too, by the local government.
Local business is always part of the political seen. Because people view businesses on how polictics impact them and who they support effects who we as the people support the said business. But remember everything seems to be based on how the news tell's the storyāāāāāāā to us.
Mary Bennett // DIRECTOR
Jim Rall // DESIGNER
Dan Feinstein // MANAGER
Danny Hill // PROGRAMMER
The team
I looked at how the internet has helped amplify the voices of us underfunded "tilting at windmill" political types. We really should be looking at the role of the media and corporations that are helping - or hindering - these same folks and local businesses.