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Ted Wheeler got another term with in a blowout victory. I can’t figure out that city.
Did you look at the competition? She was much further left and embraced Antifa. Her supporters referred to Wheeler as Tear Gas Ted for cracking down too hard.
Despite $33 million in cuts to the Portland police, Martin Luther King quotes on businesses windows, and the legalized hard drug measure that passed, they keep on rioting.
Not my problem. These people who live there get what they put up with. If they really wanted it to end they would do something about it. Businesses will leave.
Did you look at the competition? She was much further left and embraced Antifa. Her supporters referred to Wheeler as Tear Gas Ted for cracking down too hard.
Yeah. There just wasnt any good competition for him. But I suspect this will be the last election for him. Someone sane will show up to compete for his job and they will take it.
But why aren’t they stopping them or prosecuting them? Why are they being allowed to destroy their constituents businesses and being threatened? Why aren’t they ( mayors and governors) protecting their citizens?
Questions for the ages.
Mindboggling, isn't it?
It's like a Caucasian Somalia in some parts of that city.
The Antifa and BLM folks are so used to rioting they'll probably go on forever. Besides, they need to do some 100% discount Christmas shopping before the opportunity passes.
Antifa is a myth. Just ask NY House member Jerry Nadler.
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