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Kitchener City Council Election Discussion
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(10-22-2018, 09:22 AM)BrainyWise Wrote:
(10-21-2018, 10:11 PM)Rainrider22 Wrote: OMG. You obviously watched it too. I looked twice when she said that. Amoung other things too. But to be fair, I never want to take away from a person who involves themselves with the electoral process. This is what makes municipal elections interesting. Anyone who feels a civic duty has a voice. So I do give her credit for taking risk and trying.....

OMG Rainirder22, I think your intention is to bash Driver. You stated your not from Ward 9, but are bad mouthing a canadiated you can't even vote for. What kind logic is that?  Who's camp are you from; Molto, Bowman or Chapman? 

If the major issue with Driver is that she's too smart then I'm ok with that. At least she's not a liar, airhead or copy-cat like the other candidates in ward 9. I've met that girl and she's got some good ideas, like reading the city's budget and reviewing provincial laws. 

I'm voting for her because she's smart, young , and I'm sick of the good old boys club on council  Big Grin

You're calling Rainrider out for "bashing" and accusing him of being in a "camp" in the same comment that you call the other candidates liars, air heads, and copy cats.

I don't always agree with him, but unlike you, he actually backed up his assertions with specific statements made by the candidate.

As for your reasons for voting, none of the candidates are old, stupid, or incumbent, and only one is a "boy".
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RE: Kitchener City Council Election Discussion - by danbrotherston - 10-22-2018, 10:04 AM

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