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Ok, but what did he actually do for the people?[edit]
Housing prices are at an all time high; the opioid crisis reached a metropolitan level; yet, he still finds time to parade in a purple suit and top hat at the wine and grape festival, taking place around the very same people he was supposed to take care, but neglected throughout all of his term.
Mr. Walter tried to take care of the corporations while his people died in the streets; gun violence rose, homelessness, drug-induced or not, is visible to anyone that visits the downtown areas at anytime. 70.31.165.11 (talk) 18:22, 9 February 2023 (UTC)[reply]
