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In her campaign ad, she goes where few other politicians are willing to go—to the streets of her district, talking to the people who live there, discussing the kind of representation they need, and the failure of government to take them into account.
Klacik asks voters to reconsider their allegiance to the Democrat ticket, and her video denies that black voters are a monolithic block in favour of defunding the police.
As a Republican who is not beholden to the Democrat party system, Klacik said she is not afraid to "open the books" and look at where the money that has been funneled into Baltimore has gone. She wants to find out what happened to it, and why it hasn't improved things for her district. Klacik said she would open a "Pandora's Box, and that is the last thing they want."
"For so many decades, you've got people protecting their friends. When I ran for the seat, even in the primary, I ran against seven other Republicans, and they said 'what are you doing?'" The party expected her to start at the bottom and work her way up, but like Trump, she noted, she's not going to do that. She doesn't feel the need to play the game of political cronyism.
She said that the Democratic party machine is just churning out the same type of policies because it's expedient for the people in power. She doesn't think hard work, individualism, or personal responsibility are white supremacist. She knows that that there's a different way forward, because she has seen it and helped others achieve it.
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In her campaign ad, she goes where few other politicians are willing to go—to the streets of her district, talking to the people who live there, discussing the kind of representation they need, and the failure of government to take them into account.
Klacik asks voters to reconsider their allegiance to the Democrat ticket, and her video denies that black voters are a monolithic block in favour of defunding the police.
As a Republican who is not beholden to the Democrat party system, Klacik said she is not afraid to "open the books" and look at where the money that has been funneled into Baltimore has gone. She wants to find out what happened to it, and why it hasn't improved things for her district. Klacik said she would open a "Pandora's Box, and that is the last thing they want."
"For so many decades, you've got people protecting their friends. When I ran for the seat, even in the primary, I ran against seven other Republicans, and they said 'what are you doing?'" The party expected her to start at the bottom and work her way up, but like Trump, she noted, she's not going to do that. She doesn't feel the need to play the game of political cronyism.
She said that the Democratic party machine is just churning out the same type of policies because it's expedient for the people in power. She doesn't think hard work, individualism, or personal responsibility are white supremacist. She knows that that there's a different way forward, because she has seen it and helped others achieve it.
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I claim no monetary or ownership interest or rights to this music or video.
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