Juan Borges for Tennessee State Representative

	Lower Taxes
*	No state income tax
*	Lower taxes for families and seniors
*	Lower taxes and fewer regulations for small businesses
*	Protect the budget surplus from wasteful government spending

	Stop Illegal Immigration
*	No drivers' licenses for illegal immigrants
*	No state services for illegal aliens
*	11 year law enforcement veteran with the experience to keep us safe

	Traditional Family Values
*	Pro-Life
*	Supports traditional marriage
*	NRA member who supports 2^nd amendment rights

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Juan Borges for State Representative
4441 Stoneview Drive
Antioch, Tennessee 37013
(615) 579-5161
jborgesforstaterep@comcast.net

BillHobbs.com

November 6, 2006

Channeling Bonna de la Cruz...

State House vote seen as racial milepost
Candidates say color not issue, but world watches

Come Tuesday, Nashville voters may learn more than who their next U.S. senator will be: They may find out whether their city is ready to send a Hispanic man to the Tennessee state House of Representatives.
In a place where just 5 percent of the population is Hispanic, Republican Juan Borges, a Hispanic man from Antioch, Tennessee, has waged a campaign that brought him even in the polls with a white Democrat candidate in a city that has long trended "blue."

In Borges' bid for a promotion from the Metro Nashville Police Department, where he has served 11 years, he could make history by becoming the first Hispanic state representative elected from Nashville.

But to do that, first he must beat incumbent state Rep. Ben West Jr on Tuesday in an election that will likely be scrutinized as soon as the polls close over what role Borges' race played in the outcome.

"I think the entire world is looking to see whether or not, at this point in Nashville's history, a Hispanic man from Nashville can be elected to the state House of Representatives," said history professor Beavis Winchell.

Hey! I can write like Bonna de la Cruz!

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