Phil Ehr

And that my Democratic opponent and other senior Democrats who hire folks that have abided by this type of behavior is something I will always stand against.

Some quarters of the Democratic Party, you can see this in the national fiasco that is the report from the last cycle.

But some just don't like military candidates.

I mean, you can bring out, you know, Alex Finman or Mark Kelly out in Arizona, but

But there's a lot here that don't like me for military reasons and because I'm an outsider, as you said.

I have not come up through the ranks.

I'm coming up through experience in the federal government.

I'm coming up, you know, and you said my basis might have been that I live here.

Yes, that is true.

But it's also because I know how to represent.

I know what the issues are.

And I show up.

I show up in my body, in my mind, and in my problem-solving and leadership abilities.

We are looking toward a future that is much better for South Dade, who's always been the bottom of the totem pole for resources coming from higher authority, be it the county or the state or the federal government.

And we can do a lot of change with hard, authentic representation, and I'm offering that to the people here.

And it's cost, it's healthcare, it's groceries, it's energy, it's responsibility in the commitment of military forces.

And it is the cruelty on the streets from the unprofessional immigration enforcement that's going on.

It's these many, many issues that are eroding trust in government and we are here to bring it back.

We all ran against the problem that's there at City Hall, which is the corruption piece.

What is it going to take?