No critiques unless there is a better candidate is how you feel?

People will do anything to get out of New Jersey

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I'm frankly surprised you responded in good faith here bc I suspected you were just trolling. I agree with your general sentiment above, but was having a hard time taking you seriously bc your questions seemed unserious.

So you may want to reconsider your method for making these points in this thread. Bc I'm not sure you're convincing anyone to ask these questions... I worry you may just be convincing people that anyone who doesn't like Rhynhart is the type of person who refuses to google things.

> Alabama and Florida were the first and second most travelled to states

Seems… wrong.

It's not as much fun to swim in them in winter.

She’s not a legislator, so it would be impossible for her to accomplish anything legislatively. Her only power is research into city departments and releasing findings and recommendations.

But her audits have been excellent resources for others; the Inquirer’s expose of the PPD’s abuse of the Heart & Lung program was built in part on her department’s auditing.

Well…. Part of what’s necessary in implementing a plan is data, I’ll agree. You also need doers. Is she a doer is my question.

Honestly, I know. But those who will read to the end will come to this point and hopefully ask the same questions:

This is a pivotal point in the city with respect to systemic issues. Some communities may be permanently ruined. She may be the one to fix these problems. We all need to request policy prescriptions. Not plans. Like, let us vote on what you will do.

She has an entire website on this. So either you can read it from random redditors or herself…

I’m not even sure who I am voting for yet, but this took about 12 seconds to find.

https://www.rebeccaforphiladelphia.com

Okay! Have fun with your shitty, racist sub. Glad the actual city of Philadelphia is nothing like this subreddit.

This is a nearby neighbor. They’ve been putting kitty litter or sand down for a few weeks. I just thought it was weird. Today I could smell what may be oil so I looked closer. Is this an oil leak? Should I cal 911?

I believe I agree with the point I think you're making ... we can't assume an auditor with good critiques will inherently be good at implementing policy... but you are not helping your cause by being deliberately obtuse: https://googlethatforyou.com/?q=Rebecca%20rhynhart%20platform

Never seen such harsh criticism for someone doing their job successfully.

If you don’t believe her skills of identifying problems will help her solve the problems that is fair, but you’re diminishing her work. She did her job well.

Are you a big bottled water fan?

Yeah!

Aren't they $8?

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There is a lot more in there including better reviews of injured officers, removing officers from civilian roles, working with DA to increase prosecution of illegal gun cases, community-first policing, etc.

You're clearly just trolling. Done talking with you unless you can make a case for why another candidate is better than Rhynhart.

The Heirloom Giant in NoLibs makes a solid, massive hoagie for $6.

On s broad? I'll check it out

Honestly if you’re dumb enough to buy bottled water you get what you pay for

from an engineering POV there might be different geological attributes at play here. But, on the same end, you can't just move a brewery either.

This will be a hell of a "deal" if I say so myself.

>“The water quality is being tested regularly by the supplier,” said Ashley Flower, a spokesperson for Carlisle-based Giant

Translation: the company whose viability depends on not finding contamination, found no contamination.

Thank you.

Diversionary programs, re-evaluate the cases for guns and disorderly conduct, and train/expand the police department.

Did I get that right?