More accurately, he misinterpreted Mendo's budget moves and pushed for a delay that is not happening to suck up to the Foxhall NIMBY goons, at least in terms of the new high school, which is moving forward as scheduled. In any case, he's lost all credibility. |
| None of them wants to defund/abolish police. Their differences are over whether the force should grow, stay the same, or get smaller. |
The Washington Interfaith Network hosted a Ward 3 housing forum last night with all the candidates. Hopefully they will post it online soon. These were the questions asked. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1denEruqwYVhCqwR6YEBbh7Ttq6WpQG48WG5u-kbaCeI/edit I wouldn't have known Monash was a republican from her answers last night. |
He never had any to begin with. He is a suit being propped up by the developers and lobbists in the city, including the one who got the sweet Lab School deal. |
NP. I don’t want thousands of below market rate and subsidized rentals built in current SFH residential areas, for beginners. I can’t say that government subsidized housing is definitely an interest of Ward 7/8 residents, but many white progressive Dems in the District talk as if it is so I’m going off that. |
Same. |
She is also a strong supporter of abstinence only education when it comes to birth control. https://washingtoncitypaper.com/article/555260/erstwhile-republican-monte-monash-wants-to-be-the-ward-3-councilmember/ |
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here is my favorite part of that story, and why I will be voting for Monash:
"Monash embodies a certain type of Ward 3 voter—those who generally consider themselves Democrats but who possess conservative leanings too, often with connections to federal Washington and the local political power structure. If that sounds like you, she just might be your candidate." |
Where are her kids in school? |
Let's not forget she also donated to Mike Pence. There's an actual Republican running if you want to vote for a Republican. |
She’s like Bernie Sanders, switching for convenience. That worked out well for the country. |
I read the article. It doesn’t say she advocates for abstinence only sex Ed, rather to teach that abstinence is an option and wait until after high school. Makes sense! |
| Also, wasn't it just a client she worked for, not her personal belief? This is DC, people get paid for all sorts of things they might not 100% agree with. |
No. There is more to this story, but she seems like a minor enough candidate that no one is going to bother pursuing it with vigor. |
If she's more conservative, why would she rubber stamp the mayor? The DC council could benefit from some diversity of thought. |