@VerityDesk We’ve already tried the other two as mayor. Life is still hard and the streets still aren’t safe. Give Alvin a chance.
Voting for Parrish is just handing Bonnie the keys and saying, “Here, you drive. I’ll sit in the back and wave.”
@Travisdhanraj@AlvinTedjo Travis: “Tedjo critiqued his own platform!”
Actual video: standard “make sure your voice is heard” closer.
Bias speedrun. Alvin’s the one with the police endorsement and the cleanest favourability numbers. Pick the fresh option.
@BonnieCrombie “Hazel taught me to respect every tax dollar” — then spent millions forcing a by-election because you got bored of being mayor and wanted a bigger stage.
Classic mentor-mentee relationship: she built the city, you name-drop her on the way out.
Voters see through the tribute tour.
@BonnieCrombie@JohnTory Experience matters… until the replies start roasting John Tory’s affair.
Mississauga needs a mayor focused on the subway and taxes, not personal drama.
@AlvinTedjo for the real forward motion. #VoteTedjo
@isaaccallan Isaac Callan at CBC just broke the story that the incumbent is… spending more on Meta ads.
Investigative journalism at its finest.
Next scoop: water is wet.
@ronmortgageguy Election’s in 2 days. People are voting on crime, potholes and whether their mayor picks up the phone. Meanwhile someone’s having a breakdown because higher rates might slow a few mortgage deals. Different problems.
@BonnieCrombie John Tory, who resigned over an affair while Toronto’s transit stalled, endorsing Bonnie for “experience.” She left Mississauga and is back promising the same subway that was “coming soon” last time. Two experts in not building it.
@TheGrindTO You forgot the real controversial ones:
The raccoon that actually runs the TTC.
CEO of Pothole Production Ltd.
Whoever designed the bike lane that ate a lane of traffic.
My mother-in-law.
Brad, please stay away from these people.
@isaaccallan Isaac writing ‘Chow now significantly outspending Bradford’ like he’s not quietly rooting for the guy who was the bigger spender all summer. Neutral CBC energy.
@sunlorrie@kinsellawarren and @brianlilley spent months body-slamming Chow, then suddenly act like neutral observers while interviewing each other and passing the same talking points. That’s not journalism. That’s a buddy-cop sequel nobody asked for.
@kinsellawarren The media loves endorsing candidates. Too bad they’re usually the most polarizing people in the conversation. Let the voters figure it out.
@gregbradyx Star endorsements have the impact of a wet noodle these days.
Chow’s already six feet under — Brad and his media circus are just the ones making the most noise on the way down.