Joseph Miller was not going to let anything stop him from voting today. He did not even want to wait for the bus and decided to go the nearly three miles in his wheelchair. A member of the Alliance to Develop Power and resident of Greenfield Gardens, a tenant owned cooperative in a rural western Massachusetts, Joe declared that it was time for a change! "We need a new administration that will point this country in the right direction," he stated. He added that we don't just need change, but we need "the right kind of change."
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
MASSACHUSETTS VOTER STORY: Voter Travels 3 Miles In His Wheelchair To Vote!
Got this AMAZING story from Alliance to Develop Power (ADP):
Joseph Miller was not going to let anything stop him from voting today. He did not even want to wait for the bus and decided to go the nearly three miles in his wheelchair. A member of the Alliance to Develop Power and resident of Greenfield Gardens, a tenant owned cooperative in a rural western Massachusetts, Joe declared that it was time for a change! "We need a new administration that will point this country in the right direction," he stated. He added that we don't just need change, but we need "the right kind of change."
Joseph Miller was not going to let anything stop him from voting today. He did not even want to wait for the bus and decided to go the nearly three miles in his wheelchair. A member of the Alliance to Develop Power and resident of Greenfield Gardens, a tenant owned cooperative in a rural western Massachusetts, Joe declared that it was time for a change! "We need a new administration that will point this country in the right direction," he stated. He added that we don't just need change, but we need "the right kind of change."
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