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Didn't we hear that the Mayor hadn't voted in local elections in 10 years, when she ran for Mayor?
posted by Jim Pillsbury @ 9:23 AM
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Guess she did not listen to what her mother said
What a piece of cake our mayor is. Did she think we all forget about her past voting record? And if we did, then she should also assume we forgot about her last opponent's record and that they both now have clean slates which could lead to an interesting election season in 2021.
What a joke this is. I am infuriated that she thinks we all forgot about her failure to vote for many, many year. I would expect her mother is turning over in her grave.
Disappointed in the mayor on this one. It’s typical politician do as I say not as I do. Spicer stay away from that path. There are plenty of other politicians in the city already we don’t need another one.
Hey Jim, glad to see the League is having a preliminary forum. Although not great that the League wants to keep a candidate for office in its masthead.
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