Re: Recall of New Orleans nigger Democrat mayor fails after majority of signatures ruled invalid

[Democrat cheating again]

RichA <rande...@gmail.com> wrote in
news:XnsAD1ADE...@95.216.243.224:

> Bradley K. Sherman wrote
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>> Everything in that article is 100% true about niggers

The efforts to recall New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell have failed.

Louisiana Gov. John Bel Edwards said Tuesday, following an official count
of petition signatures, that only 27,243 signatures of the more than
67,000 on the petition sheets were valid.

That total is approximately 18,000 signature short of what was needed to
force a referendum.

In a statement reacting to the news, the Democratic mayor wrote on Twitter
to express her gratitude to the residents of her city and for their trust
in her leadership.

NEW ORLEANS RESIDENTS WEIGH IN ON EFFORT TO RECALL MAYOR: 'CANTRELL WILL
BE BITTER'

"My administration has always remained focused on addressing the real
pressing issues that face our city," Cantrell wrote. "Now, with the
divisiveness of the failed recall campaign officially behind us, we must
heal and recommit ourselves to working collaboratively to continue the
progress we’ve made towards reducing crime, increasing public safety,
building a more sustainable and resilient city and creating economic and
job opportunities that benefit all of our people."

"The recall campaign has been divisive, dishonest, and opaque to say the
least. It’s time for New Orleanians to better our city in the way we do
best – by coming together," Maggie Carroll, the longtime campaign manager
for Cantrell, said in a Tuesday statement.

CHICAGO OFFICIALS RIP LIGHTFOOT'S HANDLING OF MIGRANT CRISIS IN TENSE
COUNCIL MEETING: 'DROPPED THE BALL'

Recall efforts against Cantrell – the first woman to serve in her position
– began last August, less than a year after she began her second term.

Opponents of the mayor said that the city was "being destroyed." and
pointed to questions about the mayor's usage of a city-owned apartment, as
well as city infrastructure issues.

In its own statement posted to Twitter, NoLaToya Recall said that it had
been met with "countless obstacles" since the summer.

"We could never have known that the moment the petition was filed in
August, the recall was doomed due to massive inaccuracies with the
Registrar of Voters for Orleans Parish," it said, blasting The Times-
Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate for allegedly stifling its effort by
demanding the list of names who had signed the petition and hitting at the
outlet for what the campaign said was attempting to "embarrass elected
officials who had the courage to sign."

"The efforts of the recall have only just begun," it promised. "We are
exploring all legal options at this time. We will also move forward with
legislation to correct the injustice that we were met with along this
process."

Cantrell has criticized the recall effort as a Republican-led attack,
although she has face problems since her re-election in 2021. The city
council recently opened an investigation into the use of public money to
send a mailer to residents touting the mayor's accomplishments.

The number of signatures needed to force the recall has been debated in
court. While New Orleans Civil District Court Judge Jennifer Medley
approved a lawsuit settlement agreement that significantly lowered the
number of signatures needed to force a recall election earlier this month,
she said another judge would determine whether she should be removed from
the case after The Times-Picayune/The New Orleans Advocate revealed the
judge herself had signed the recall petition.

<https://www.foxnews.com/politics/recall-new-orleans-mayor-fails-majority-
signatures-ruled-invalid>

[24E.X756]

Major corruption in New Orleans politics is nothing new.
The sigs MAY have been fake - or the mayor may have just
had them declared fake.

Oh well, looks like it'll set new records as the Murder
Capitol this year ........

Sow, reap.