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If were mayor,I would promise good will come. I believe Council Bluffs can and will become a better place. Helping the unemployed, keeping the community safe, and having fun will be the benefits of me being mayor.
If I were mayor, I would know that many people in council bluffs are in are unemployed. Either you're struggling to land one, you have a disability that keeps you from working, or, you're just down right lazy! Without jobs, you can't get anywhere financially. I want to help create a club or a gathering that goes straight to these people. The future of Council Bluffs would be even brighter.
If I were mayor, safety would be be one of my top priorities, kids especially. Every night on the news I hear that people are in danger.For example,shootings

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