I may not vote in city elections, but I make a mean cup of coffee.
The other opponent in the race isn’t much better, Bobbi Andera, she has only voted once.
Now, I am not sure how many primaries or generals either have voted in, this is just municipal and school board elections. But I’m curious how either one of these people think they can serve the city as elected official if they have never voted in a city election? Proves how much either one of them has been paying attention.
The one thing I have noticed about people who vote in local elections is they understand the issues, the ones that don’t, not so much.
Bruce Danielson compiled this data from several sources and compared to back data from other years.
We saw the writing on the wall when Alex Jensen and his cabal of donors had to spend $127K to beat a self-employed piano teacher by around 90 votes. The regular guy/gal is no longer allowed to compete.
Just look at the usual donors on the financial reports (someone should tell Andera that she can’t add her smaller contributions up twice 🙂
It is the same group of rich Republican businessmen and mysterious dark PACs (so some of these rich people can hide their identities) that are once again funding the campaigns of the NON-regular people (except Islam who seems to have half the state of Michigan gunning for her and they all work at the same hospital 🙂
You have to chuckle when Clowncilor Marshall Selfish actually suggested that the reason the members needed a bigger salary is so more regular people could run. That’s rich considering he never mentioned that you actually need the money up front.
We could change this with a couple of easy steps;
• Get rid of the Home Rule Charter as it exists and give more power back to council and,
• Publicly finance the races so everyone is on the same playing field.
We of course first must throw out the current charter, and there is a stew brewing on that one along with some other goodies I will share very soon.
So it looks like we will have yet another city election where a handful of people vote for the very people who are lining their pockets with donations from the banksters, bondsters and developers that are turning our city into a corporate welfare state.
City Council Candidate Bobbi Andera wants people to know she’s an ‘older woman’ and apparently a red wine drinker.
As the bar for being a City Councilor gets lower by the second, sometimes you see stuff on the organization forms that make you, well, laugh, really hard, for a long time;
As you can see the section she filled out refers to PACs and NOT to candidates.
I’m not sure what kind of candidate Bobbi will be, but she must have one heckuva of a dating profile.
Speaking of AT-Large, I have noticed on the city website, they no longer list the 3 At-Large seats as A, B and C like they used to. So I’m sure there was some confusion when she filed her paperwork. Not sure why those designations were removed? Just the continued WAR on transparent and open government.
Noem's latest report covered the period of October 20, 2022, through December 31, 2022. It showed her campaign began that final two-plus months period with a balance of $6,168,261.95. She reported receiving $1,045,422.49 of revenue during that time and spending $4,526,915.48.
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