Comments on: Press Release: Northup’s Primary Victory Speech http://www.northupforcongress.com/archives/55 Just another WordPress weblog Fri, 21 Nov 2008 10:57:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.0.1 by: mark voiles http://www.northupforcongress.com/archives/55#comment-26 Tue, 24 Jun 2008 20:55:59 +0000 http://www.northupforcongress.com/archives/55#comment-26 when are we gonna get the 7 or so million released or reallocated from the new bridges for the ped and bicycle path and get it rerouted to the big four and get this project working and done so that we citizens can start enjoying it before we get to old to ride a bike. when are we gonna get the 7 or so million released or reallocated from the new bridges for the ped and bicycle path and get it rerouted to the big four and get this project working and done so that we citizens can start enjoying it before we get to old to ride a bike.

]]> by: Chris Johnson http://www.northupforcongress.com/archives/55#comment-14 Mon, 02 Jun 2008 23:53:34 +0000 http://www.northupforcongress.com/archives/55#comment-14 Anne, I think it is an honor to once again vote for you this November. I voted for you before and it saddened me to see that you lost back then. However, I believe the time is now that we need your great talents and skills plus your defining personality to clean up the mess that Yarmuth has created. Thank you, Chris Johnson Louisville, KY Anne,

I think it is an honor to once again vote for you this November. I voted for you before and it saddened me to see that you lost back then. However, I believe the time is now that we need your great talents and skills plus your defining personality to clean up the mess that Yarmuth has created.

Thank you,

Chris Johnson
Louisville, KY

]]> by: Chuong Nguyen http://www.northupforcongress.com/archives/55#comment-11 Wed, 21 May 2008 20:58:56 +0000 http://www.northupforcongress.com/archives/55#comment-11 Dear Anne, Congratulations again for your Republican Primary victory. I met you several times when I was the Executive Director of Lac Viet Academy. Thanks for everything you did for Lac Viet Academy. My wife and I worked very hard for your campaign in 2003. Unfortunately, Ford Motor Co. relocated my family back to Michigan on June 1st, 2003. We lived in Louisville for 2.5 years (too short). I left Ford in February last year after 21 years and I launched more than 12 major program at all Ford's NA assembly plants. Both my wife and I have been pursued a job at Louisville so that we can moving back to KY. We love Louisville so much and we continue searching for a job in KY. I pray for your victory in November. Following is your letter we received from you in 2002: November 2, 2002 Dear Friends, I am so glad that you have chosen to make Louisville your home. As a Nation of immigrants, we understand that one of the greatest strengths of our country is its diversity and its commitment to equal opportunity for everyone. In Congress, I have worked tirelessly to make this American dream a reality. I have worked with President Bush to craft an education policy that will leave no child behind. I believe that every child has the potential to achieve. As the mother of six children, I understand the importance of providing our children with the necessary tools and resources to make that achievement possible. The No Child Left Behind Act empowers parents, demands accountability from schools, and funds programs that are proven to work. This act, which passed in Congress with my strong support, will ensure that all of our children are afforded that opportunity. During this time of economic uncertainty, I understand that the best Means to economic recovery is getting Americans back to work. I have worked closely with the President to cut the taxes of all hard-working Americans, while also providing legislative incentives for companies to hire and train more skilled workers. Access to the American dream is dependent upon good paying jobs and I intend to continue to work to provide those for all in our community. Again, I am so pleased that you have chosen to live here in Louisville. I know that our community is enriched by your presence. If I can ever be of any assistance to you or your family, please feel free to contact my office at any time. Ann Northup US Congress Respectfully, Chuong Nguyen Dear Anne,

Congratulations again for your Republican Primary victory.
I met you several times when I was the Executive Director of Lac Viet Academy. Thanks for everything you did for Lac Viet Academy. My wife and I worked very hard for your campaign in 2003. Unfortunately, Ford Motor Co. relocated my family back to Michigan on June 1st, 2003. We lived in Louisville for 2.5 years (too short).
I left Ford in February last year after 21 years and I launched more than 12 major program at all Ford’s NA assembly plants. Both my wife and I have been pursued a job at Louisville so that we can moving back to KY. We love Louisville so much and we continue searching for a job in KY. I pray for your victory in November.
Following is your letter we received from you in 2002:

November 2, 2002
Dear Friends,
I am so glad that you have chosen to make Louisville your home. As a Nation of immigrants, we understand that one of the greatest strengths of our country is its diversity and its commitment to equal opportunity for everyone. In Congress, I have worked tirelessly to make this American dream a reality.
I have worked with President Bush to craft an education policy that will leave no child behind. I believe that every child has the potential to achieve. As the mother of six children, I understand the importance of providing our children with the necessary tools and resources to make that achievement possible. The No Child Left Behind Act empowers parents, demands accountability from schools, and funds programs that are proven to work. This act, which passed in Congress with my strong support, will ensure that all of our children are afforded that opportunity.
During this time of economic uncertainty, I understand that the best Means to economic recovery is getting Americans back to work. I have worked closely with the President to cut the taxes of all hard-working Americans, while also providing legislative incentives for companies to hire and train more skilled workers. Access to the American dream is dependent upon good paying jobs and I intend to continue to work to provide those for all in our community.
Again, I am so pleased that you have chosen to live here in Louisville. I know that our community is enriched by your presence. If I can ever be of any assistance to you or your family, please feel free to contact my office at any time.

Ann Northup
US Congress

Respectfully,
Chuong Nguyen

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