Editor,
Residents are fed up with paternalistic “I know better than you” activists posing as representatives. Supervisor Noelia Corzo is sadly this type of elected official and doesn’t deserve your vote.
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Thank you, Michael, for calling out the numerous issues Corzo has failed us on as our “representative”, including the gas ban. My vote is for Taso!
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