5th District candidates trade opposing views on health care, racism in America

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7 thoughts on “5th District candidates trade opposing views on health care, racism in America

  1. Christina Hale won that debate handily. Anyone who has watched the statehouse in the last 4 years knows that Victoria Spartz is ABSOLUTELY a GOP insider. She wasn’t even elected by her constituents, she was appointed by her GOP colleagues. Spartz has NEVER won an election. Christina Hale is actually doing the work in our community. If you live here, you can see the difference Christina has made in our community during her time in office.

  2. SPARTZ: “while Spartz said she thinks it’s big government and people not being able to achieve the American dream.” Seriously?!

    SPARTZ is completely out of touch, and still a Communist. Good thing she doesn’t need a job..’cause she ain’t gettin’ this one.

  3. It’s amazing that Spartz doesn’t see systemic racism. We are still living with the legacy of redlining. Incomes and property values drop immediately across 38th Street and it’s a stark contrast. Households without cars (almost 15% of households in Marion County, most of which are POC) cannot access jobs in the suburbs because the suburbs refuse to fund mass transit.

    Systemic racism doesn’t have to say, “we hate X, Y, and Z,” it just has to perpetuate a system built on that ideology 70-100 years ago.

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