Ceo of Slay’s and A’s Speech
Good Afternoon Ladies,Gentlemen
let me begin by saying thank you to all who have traveled from near and far on this beautiful day. Another most humble thank you for giving me the opportunity to speak before you all today. It is such an honor to stand before you.
Many of you may recognize me from a various array of magazines, tv shows, and local interviews. You may recognize me as the first female governor in the state of New York. Or you may recognize me as the CEO of Slay’s and A’s, the local community center built specifically for our youth to learn how to look and BE successful. Or you may recognize me from my nobel peace prize for my “Nation Cremation” campaign for standing up for the much needed change in America.
Today, I hope to make a much larger impact. We are gathered here for one purpose, for one central cause and that is to seek change in America. To regain a sense of honor, peace, and hope in our nation. We are here to try and become one again as a nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice FOR ALL. I stand before you to begin my campaign in the United States presidential election of 2020.
One of the largest elements of our nation is government and one of the most beautiful aspects about it is that our founders created it to be malleable. This nation has been through numerous changes, some for the better and some for the worst. This nation has gone through constant battles in the face of succession and depression, yet has always made a strong and bold recovery. We are a nation that thrives on strong faith and each and every single time that we have struggled, we have overcame. Each and every single generation in this building has had an everlasting impact on this nation.
For many years, we have been troubled over the ever-rising debts of this nation, battled constant fluctuation in health care, stable social security, retirement plans, war, and basic civil rights. Every single, time our trials and failures were blamed on the next and no accountability is taken. Blame is placed on immigrants, minorities, gays, democrats, republicans, racists, and various other groups. I stand before you to say no more. We must come together as a nation, we must come together as a union and accept responsibility for our actions so that we may move forward. So that we may see the change that countless politicians have promised for every single election held. We are a nation of progress and best believe it has been duly noted, but we cannot keep backtracking. We cannot keep starting an era of change and reverting due to fear of the unknown. Yes, we will have to make countless decisions that may not be the easiest. Yes, we will have to become more open-minded. Yes, we will have to fight long and hard for the type of change we need.
I stand before