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I don’t know what else I have to do to prove to y’all I’m the best choice for this office.
Plus, my opponent takes
from corporate PACs, fossil fuel execs, & racist orgs. He doesn’t believe in climate change. He won’t work to legalize weed. He doesn’t care about social justice.
Plus, my opponent takes
from corporate PACs, fossil fuel execs, & racist orgs. He doesn’t believe in climate change. He won’t work to legalize weed. He doesn’t care about social justice.
Most of our small farmers are worse off now than they were when he took office over 15 years ago. They are experiencing farm stress, bankruptcy, & suicide at higher rates. They’re without new market opportunities.
One in five children are still food insecure. He hasn’t helped.
One in five children are still food insecure. He hasn’t helped.
Farmers are having to depend on subsidies, bail outs, or relief checks after major storm events. It’s not good enough. They are settling for the bare minimum with this guy. They can elect someone who actually wants to fight for them. That’s me.
If you say you’re undecided or you happen to have a problem with my attitude—which you might not have if I was a man or older or straight—then you’re allowing yourself to consider voting for someone who is just taking up space. Is that really okay with you?
What happened to voting for the best candidate? I would love it if you loved me, but you don’t have to like me to realize I’m the best option to fight for our farmers, our children, people on the margins, or our environment. This race is about more than a popularity contest.
Threatening not to vote for me because you felt my tongue was too sharp is a privileged position to occupy. Are you in a position where you are not personally affected by what happens to our Black farmers, small farmers, children, the hungry, the climate, or farmworkers?
