Who is running for DC Mayor?

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I do hope that Cristina Henderson runs in the next election. I think she would make a great mayor!

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Anonymous wrote:Kenyon McDuffie will most likely run and for everyone's sake I hope he does not win! He was a terrible Council Person for Ward 5. His office was so rude, ignored his constituents and did not better the ward at all! He seemed to spend more time in other wards rather than his own. He is all talk!

Yep. He never responded to emails or phone called. I was so relieved when he was disqualified for the Attorney General’s position. If he is practicing law, he might run for that seat again.

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Anonymous wrote:Kenyon McDuffie will most likely run and for everyone's sake I hope he does not win! He was a terrible Council Person for Ward 5. His office was so rude, ignored his constituents and did not better the ward at all! He seemed to spend more time in other wards rather than his own. He is all talk!

Yep. He never responded to emails or phone called. I was so relieved when he was disqualified for the Attorney General’s position. If he is practicing law, he might run for that seat again.

Sending your kids to one of the most expensive private schools in the area instead of DCPS or a charter -- as McDuffie does -- should be immediately disqualifying for public office in the city.

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Anonymous wrote:No need, will just be added to the duties of the VP of the United States.

I wonder if Muriel herself will again start to generate trendy buzz as a candidate for VP, as she did in 2020.

There was never any buzz for her. Not even the sleepiest bee gave a flip of the wings for her as VP.

But I think we found MMB’s account.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I do hope that Cristina Henderson runs in the next election. I think she would make a great mayor!

Why? What has she done as part of the Council? And her name is spelled Christina, not Cristina.

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Anonymous wrote:Kenyon McDuffie will most likely run and for everyone's sake I hope he does not win! He was a terrible Council Person for Ward 5. His office was so rude, ignored his constituents and did not better the ward at all! He seemed to spend more time in other wards rather than his own. He is all talk!

Yep. He never responded to emails or phone called. I was so relieved when he was disqualified for the Attorney General’s position. If he is practicing law, he might run for that seat again.

Where?

Sending your kids to one of the most expensive private schools in the area instead of DCPS or a charter -- as McDuffie does -- should be immediately disqualifying for public office in the city.

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Anonymous wrote:Who is going to run for DC mayor? I expect the incumbent but will anyone challenge? I like the current mayor.

The current mayor is 100% MAGA.

Why do you say that?

She pushed for and supported return to work for federal workers only to have many of them fired and thus unable to buy lunch from DC restaurants anyway.

She has plans to drop the sanctuary city label from DC.

She did not fire federal workers. Trump did. And didn’t the court remove the sanctuary status? Please correct me if I’m wrong.

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Anonymous wrote:Kenyon McDuffie will most likely run and for everyone's sake I hope he does not win! He was a terrible Council Person for Ward 5. His office was so rude, ignored his constituents and did not better the ward at all! He seemed to spend more time in other wards rather than his own. He is all talk!

Yep. He never responded to emails or phone called. I was so relieved when he was disqualified for the Attorney General’s position. If he is practicing law, he might run for that seat again.

Where?

Sending your kids to one of the most expensive private schools in the area instead of DCPS or a charter -- as McDuffie does -- should be immediately disqualifying for public office in the city.

His kids go to GDS

[Anonymous]

Is Gary G running?

[Anonymous]

If Randy Clarke ran, I'd be interested.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If Randy Clarke ran, I'd be interested.

You can always spot the least-informed DC residents, as they're the ones who think Randy Clarke has even a remote chance of becoming DC's mayor. There is a 0.000000 percent chance that DC is going to elect a transplant, privileged white male as its mayor.

Get out of your DC subreddit/GGWash echo chamber.

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Anonymous wrote:If Randy Clarke ran, I'd be interested.

You can always spot the least-informed DC residents, as they're the ones who think Randy Clarke has even a remote chance of becoming DC's mayor. There is a 0.000000 percent chance that DC is going to elect a transplant, privileged white male as its mayor.

Get out of your DC subreddit/GGWash echo chamber.

Maybe the population of DC is not as racist and close-minded as you are?

Randy would have a good shot but it is doubtful that he’d want the job.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:If Randy Clarke ran, I'd be interested.

Randy Clarke would be awesome. If he could do for DC what he has done for WMATA, the city would be an incredible place to live.

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Anonymous wrote:If Randy Clarke ran, I'd be interested.

You can always spot the least-informed DC residents, as they're the ones who think Randy Clarke has even a remote chance of becoming DC's mayor. There is a 0.000000 percent chance that DC is going to elect a transplant, privileged white male as its mayor.

Get out of your DC subreddit/GGWash echo chamber.

Maybe the population of DC is not as racist and close-minded as you are?

Randy would have a good shot but it is doubtful that he’d want the job.

He would have no chance of winning.

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Anonymous wrote:If Randy Clarke ran, I'd be interested.

Randy Clarke would be awesome. If he could do for DC what he has done for WMATA, the city would be an incredible place to live.

Spoken like someone who hasn't ridden the Metro this week. It's been a daily calamity. And spoken like someone whose bus service wasn't reduced or eliminated by the "better" bus initiative, which really was just a shuffling of deck chairs.