Establish irreproachable Public Safety Services; Through public initiatives, private initiatives and
comprehensive tax reform stimulate the City’s economy to foster Full Employment; Develop and efficiently
maintain our Public Infrastructure; Enrich the Department on Aging to ensure the health and well being of our Senior Citizens; Provide a superior Public School Education for each and every individual child; Program the Mayor's office of Employment and Training to train and re-train adults; Adjust Chicago Police Department policies in an effort to reduce the number of disorderly and domestic disturbance arrests by thirty-three percent; Maximize Public-Private Partnerships to eradicate homelessness, poverty and
despair; Empower Chicagoans through voter registration, voter education, voter mobilization, and by highlighting lifestyles of civic participation; Unify Chicagoans by promoting cultural and diversity sensitivity; Bring a swift and immediate end to Police Brutality, Police Misconduct and Racial Profiling; Provide the socalled "handicapped" and Persons with disabilities with complete equal access and the physical and financial ability to fully utilize all public facilities; Provide adequate housing for low-income individuals and families: Create 100,000 self-perpetuating Private sector jobs and provide Chicago businesses the support necessary to expand and compete in the Burgeoning Global Economy.
My goal is to make Chicago the World's Center for Nanotechnology Development and Nanofabrication. We
will establish a Public-Private Partnership the Private will provide the money and the Public will provide the muscle. We'll bring in business executives and showcase the University of Illinois, University of Chicago, Northwestern University, Illinois Institute of Technology, DePaul University, Loyola University, and other educational institutions. As well, we'll show them Fermi Labs and Argonne Laboratories. In addition, we'll allow those business owners to tour the many vacant factories in Chicago, which are ready for occupation and production.