Anonymous wrote:No, there are conservatives, moderates, liberals and progressives.

Janese is casting herself as a progressive.

Kenyan is a traditional liberal, hence in this context, a centrist.

Well there aren't actually any (competitive) conservatives in DC so take them out.

Between moderate, liberal, and progressive there are only mild political differences.

What I'm interested in is *not corrupt* anywhere in that range. That's why I get the Catania/Lewis George crossover appeal. Bowser has been such a "centrist" disappointment. That's also why I think Mamdani is so popular. Not because he's so progressive but because he isn't a 💩 head.

No, there are conservatives, moderates, liberals and progressives.

Janese is casting herself as a progressive.

Kenyan is a traditional liberal, hence in this context, a centrist.

Anonymous wrote:Can anyone just break it down into this:

Are we getting a Mamdani-like democratic socialist type of mayor or someone more centrist? What are the odds. Thanks.

What do you mean by centrist? Bought out by the usual special interests like Bowser?