Caring Citizens Are The Solution To Building Trust for Effective Governance
If our vision resonates with you, and you’d like to explore the Empathy Surplus Project further about how to make compassion a core value of all political parties, please:
- Gather with other caring citizens in on Tuesdays in February 2012 at 6:30 p.m. for dinner at Engine House Pizza, New Vienna, OH. Agenda is between 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
- Call the elected precinct party representatives of both parties and ask them to start resolution debates in their respective county parties around our compassionate policy directions: Clinton County, OH, Republicans. (Call your local Board of Elections for the name of your elected precinct party representative.)
- LIKE our website on Facebook to join the online conversation
- PLUS or website on Google+ E to join the online conversation
- SIGN the Charter of Compassion, join the Compassionate Action Network and join the online conversation.
- Email Chuck at chuck.watts@empathysurplus.com to schedule a conversation with your group.
- Email Chuck at chuck.watts@empathysurplus.com to find out how to charter a Caring Citizens Chapter in your neighborhood.
- Pick a party and get involved.
- Vote for Chuck Watts in the Democratic Primary, March 6, 2012
If, on the other hand, you think or hope that
- Sending Chuck to Columbus without getting personally involved will fix things, or
- Beating Democrats or Republicans is a matter of life and death, or
- Making more money than 99% of the rest of your neighbors is the meaning of life, or
- The 1st Amendment freedom of gathering with your neighbors to protect and empower each other is un-American.
Then the Empathy Surplus Project is not for you, AND please vote for someone else.
