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Brad overcame childhood physical motor control and learning disabilities and became a success. Brad self-educated in the business world as he progressed from loading dock worker through management to National Operations Manager of a large food company with 5 food plants nationwide. He was then recruited into Management for a Fortune 500 Chemical Corporation. He returned to the food business to be Executive Director of a National food company. Brad completed his private sector career as National Distribution Manager for a large Glass Manufacturer. Brad retired from his private work career to work in Government as an Administrator and Operations Analyst. Brad is now retired from busiess and is Chairman of his local democratic party organization.
Public Service experience as Former Centennial School Director - Chairman Finance and Insurance Cost Containment Committees; Former Member, Middle Bucks Vo-Tech Council; Former Chairman, Warminster Economic Development Commission; Former Secretary, Southwest Bucks Solid Waste Committee; Former Member, Warminster Township Budget Committee
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Saturday, August 8, 2009Paranoia, Sanity and Right Wing Violence As the economy slips so do the opportunities one was taught to expect in our culture. As a vulnerable individual loses his view of his success being maintainable his need for control increases and he is prone to following others instead of healing himself.
Thursday, May 28, 2009John Yoo Warns Against "Results-Oriented" Sotomayor Yoo's comments present yet another case of a self centered man operating with a lack of a moral center. Another case happening because our new leaders have decided not to pursue justice. And with every proclamation their form of tyranny over our soul as a nation persists.
Series: My Poetry (503 Articles, 554949 views), Sonnets (368 Articles, 416062 views)
Friday, June 8, 2007A Few Moments of Conscience With A Dream of Change just how much pain can George Bush's singularly stubborn behavior be allowed to inflict on the general population?
