Column: Mischa Fubler To Constituency 8
[Opinion column written by Mischa Fubler]
Good day to the people of Constituency 8, Smith’s South.
My name is Mischa Fubler, and I am the Progressive Labour Party’s candidate.
Over the past few weeks, I have had the immense honour to have met many of the residents in the area. I have been humbled by the warm reception I have received and the willingness of constituents to welcome me into their homes to discuss both constituency and nationally-related concerns and exchange ideas about moving our country forward.
In the lead up to the bye-election, I will continue to canvass door-to-door to expand this dialogue throughout the constituency and to share my values and my vision for the future.
I represent the potential for change in the Bermudian political landscape and, in Constituency 8. My values include community building, environmental stewardship, socio-economic justice, walkable/bikeable urban areas and data-driven decision making.
I envision us building community through activities that align with these values. What we build together depends on what you’d like to see happen, but some examples would include:
- a neighbourhood farmer’s market to improve our food security
- collaboration with the local businesses to improve the state of our private estate and main roads impacted by their operation
- events to encourage engagement and increased awareness of the important role our green spaces like Spittal Pond play in the protection of our flora and fauna.
We, as a community, have been presented with a unique opportunity: the option of having a young, progressive mind advocating on your behalf. As the father of two young children, I have a vested interest in the long-term success of both our community and our nation.
I am asking for your partnership, your ideas, and your trust. Together, we can make our community an even better place for our families and for the generations that will follow. Together, we can be the change we want to see.
My desire is to serve you, Constituency 8, Smith’s South. Working together, we can not only improve our neighbourhood, but we can make change for the betterment of Bermuda and our people.
I humbly request your vote at the polls at the bye-election to be held on Thursday, October 5th at St. Patrick’s Church. I pledge to be available, to listen and represent this constituency in the House of Assembly.
Sincerely,
- Mischa Fubler
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A government run farmers market, to line who’s pockets??????? no thank you
Improving the roads…. your beloved PLP destroyed the roads by reducing the allocation of monies to resurfacing every year. Less and less has been done each year under the PLP. this is your failure, don’t you dare try to claim progress by just gesturing on what your party failed to do properly in the first place.
Events to encourage increased awareness of the important role our green spaces play in the protection of our flora and fauna. You are joking….Look at the SDO’s granted regarding Tuckers Point, Riddles Bay and the current destruction of Southampton Princess greenspaces.
All of what you have said is to distract from your party failings. You think you can change it. No you can’t, you have just proved you are all about politics, not progress….Pathetic. How about the PLP present someone who is going to do what is best for Bermuda and not just to try to win votes through manipulation, to hold onto power. Perhaps you can explain what we have in the country that shows we spent $7billion of borrowed money wisely? All I see is a school at $120million for which the original bid was less than $70M and Heritage Warf in Dockyard, a building and a walkway.