In a Denver mayor’s race unlike any other in city history, 16 candidates gathered at Regis University Thursday night for a debate with questions on housing, homelessness, crime, growth and the environment.
I would like to change the language of the government, especially on the ballot, so that every normal or average citizen can understand it. Secondly, I would ask you not to look down at the homeless people if you were not homeless yourself. And third, I would like to ask the homeowners to get rid of their lawns. They are very energy-intensive and water-intensive and they are good for nothing. Grow a little garden or have somebody grow the garden on your property.
.com.I am running to be the first truly progressive candidate of Denver. We have had false choices for the past two administrations that have not put workers and residents first. And instead, I would like to share power with the community. We need to decentralize Denver government by moving resources into neighborhoods. We need to embed our services where people naturally congregate. So libraries, rec centers. We need to have one-stop shops for people who are struggling in this city.
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