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He had no chance. Trying to go from one term as city councilor to US senator?? Ego much? Try taking smaller steps.
Lol
It also might have helped if he had ever responded to his constituents’ emails and requests for assistance.
If you think it’s easy to put your name on a statewide ballot…try it. I admire anyone who tries.
Had a better chance of winning the Miss America Pageant. Com’on!
Rick S., I agree. I always thank people who run for office.
When he was my representative on the City Council, I tried contacting him so many times but never got through. I emailed two different emails of his – four times each. No response. I called the phone number listed on his website. It didn’t work. I messaged him through his Facebook page. No response. Lol. I finally told him, in person, how many times I had tried to reach him, and that these methods were broken, and he didn’t have a response. I gave up.