Barry, your argument suggests that Adrian Boafo is the only candidate who will sustain and support local military jobs and defense spending. He is not the only patriot, and he comes with too much cost to those who do not want data centers. The more I see the trio of endorsements for Adrian Boafo, along with Jolene Ivey, and Sydney Harrison, the more I am convinced it's not about military jobs or defense spending but more about appeasing the data center industry that has spent so much on political campaigns.
Think bigger Barry. Status quo is no longer sufficient. Democracy is circulating the toilet. We need change agents. You need to help describe a future with economic justice. Don't be old. Look to a more just future. Or stand down and state your space and bias.
Thanks for the push, Jane. I hear you, and I agree that the status quo is failing a lot of people. My approach has always been that the best way I can serve the community and foster true economic justice is by uncovering the hard facts, tracking where the money goes, and holding decision-makers accountable. Without clear, unvarnished truth, we can't build a better future. My 'space' is a commitment to rigorous, independent reporting—and I believe exposing systemic failures is a critical step toward fixing them.
Barry, your argument suggests that Adrian Boafo is the only candidate who will sustain and support local military jobs and defense spending. He is not the only patriot, and he comes with too much cost to those who do not want data centers. The more I see the trio of endorsements for Adrian Boafo, along with Jolene Ivey, and Sydney Harrison, the more I am convinced it's not about military jobs or defense spending but more about appeasing the data center industry that has spent so much on political campaigns.
Think bigger Barry. Status quo is no longer sufficient. Democracy is circulating the toilet. We need change agents. You need to help describe a future with economic justice. Don't be old. Look to a more just future. Or stand down and state your space and bias.
Thanks for the push, Jane. I hear you, and I agree that the status quo is failing a lot of people. My approach has always been that the best way I can serve the community and foster true economic justice is by uncovering the hard facts, tracking where the money goes, and holding decision-makers accountable. Without clear, unvarnished truth, we can't build a better future. My 'space' is a commitment to rigorous, independent reporting—and I believe exposing systemic failures is a critical step toward fixing them.