2012 Urban Conservative Conference

We have had to make the difficult but necessary decision to postpone the upcoming Choosing the Future conference scheduled for April 21, 2012.

Due to conflicting political events and perhaps the economy in general, the registered attendees are not at a level to sustain a conference on this date.

We are hopeful that re-scheduling this conference later in the year at a time with less conflicting events will enable us to promote this remarkable event with such dynamic speakers and activists to a level which will garner the needed participation.

Yours in Freedom,

CTF Planning Committee

“The American society as a whole can never achieve the outer reaches of its potential so long as it tolerates the inner-cities of despair” ~  Rep. Jack Kemp

http://choosingthefuture.org/

It has been half a century since Democrat President Lyndon B. Johnson proposed his Great Society initiative. It was a compilation of domestic programs designed to reduce poverty, increase education and improve urban cities. While the intentions of this initiative were laudable, the results have been devastating.

Urban cities in America are often at the top of the poverty lists and have systematically low performing schools. For the past half-century, inner cities have spiraled downward resulting in generations of low-income Americans becoming trapped in a cycle of poverty, fostered by liberal ideals of “social welfare” and “government dependence.”

How many more decades will we let these liberal policies destroy our community?

On April 20th join a multi-racial coalition of Urban Conservatives who will combine policy & social initiatives to reverse this liberal destruction, and lead our urban communities to a brighter future.

Click link to co-sponor or attend the http://choosingthefuture.org/

On Friday, April 20, 2012 we will have our Faith Fellowship Breakfast at 10:30am and that evening we will have our Inaugural Dinner at 7:00pm.

On Saturday, April 21, 2012 we will have our conference. The Early Registration price is $55. Student registration with a current High School or College ID will be $30