-I intend to be a positive influence in District 6
and the entire City of Seattle.
In the summer Of 2020, our city council
buckled to pressure to defund the police.
At the same time, I was leading a campaign on the streets
and freeway overpasses of Seattle
with signs of truth about the COVID pandemic response.
I stood up to bullies like Antifa, and others,
that sought to suppress free speech
or any effort to have a public dialogue on the topic.
I stood to defend our freedom of speech,
an element crucial to both science and democracy.
Early in the pandemic,
qualified epidemiologists like Knut Wittkowski
showed that COVID-19 cases had tapered off
before the lockdowns began,
showing that herd immunity was already achieved.
He and many other experts were ignored.
The lockdowns, masks, and vaccine mandates damaged people
physically, mentally, and financially.
These measures didn't make sense then,
but continued nevertheless.
How much taxpayer money was used to fight the virus?
My campaign continued as I organized the community,
and led over 30 marches in the Seattle area,
and this year in Olympia.
It was largely due to my tireless efforts
that the COVID mandates in Washington state finally ended.
We all want to see an end to homelessness,
but let's not chase another expensive solution.
The proposal on the table
with King County Regional Homelessness Authority
would cost taxpayers $11.8 billion.
That's $882,705 per homeless individual in King County.
Let's shift our focus to supporting our business owners,
homeowners, and wage earners --
those stuck with high mortgages and rent.
Our city needs to work for the taxpayers, not burden them.
We can find community-based solutions to end homelessness.
Let me bring my courage to our city council,
to face up to these pressures that want us to buckle.
Vote for me, Victoria.