[Justin7]

Originally Posted by ScreamShatter

It’s very unacceptable that Kenney ran on street sweeping in 2015 and not only didn’t deliver in his first term but is now saying it won’t be fully rolled out until the end of his second term. We deserve better leaders who are held accountable for not delivering on their campaign promises.

Originally Posted by ScreamShatter

He’s been awful. Trash in the streets, the roads are in total disrepair, etc. we deserve better.

I suspect Alan Domb would get tons of pushback from the socialist taking over Philly government. Last summer, I had a socialist canvassing for the Dem primaries show up at my door begging me to vote for anyone but Domb. She then proceeded to tell me she was against the tax abatements, has 7 cats, is a grad student studying philosophy, and wants Philly to provide houses for everyone. I told her to look at the schools, roads, and trash as the city can’t do the basics right but less manage housing. Anyways, the point is he’d have lots of pushback, though I’d love to see him run.

Make Squilla has been a great ward leader for us. I’d be interested in seeing him run.

Originally Posted by ScreamShatter

There’s only street sweeping in center city and maybe a couple other areas. The rest of the city is ZERO since it was cut in the 2000s. He campaigned on rolling it out citywide in 2015 and didn’t deliver in his first term.

Kenney did a pilot to expand last year which consisted of a truck they spent a million on and then it was oversized and couldn’t fit down many streets in the pilot zones. When neighborhoods have tried to start their own street cleaning, Kenney shut it down saying it was hurting the unions.

So think about that. The city wouldn’t provide this basic service that every other major city has nor would they let neighborhoods do it themselves. Absolutely shameful.

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