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FC Augsburg: Auf der Suche nach der besten Position: Wie es mit Manuel Baum weitergehen soll
Lange werde es nicht dauern. Michael Ströll war zuversichtlich, dass sich die Gespräche wegen der Cheftrainerposition beim FC…
#Augsburg #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Bayern #BenjaminWeber #BenniWeber #FCAugsburg #Germany #JessThorup #ManuelBaum #Mönchengladbach #Paderborn #Prozess #SandroWagner
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«Furchtbar schlecht»: Hertha geht in Bielefeld 1:6 unter | NRW
Hertha BSC beendet eine maue Saison mit der schlechtesten Halbzeit. In Bielefeld kassieren die Berliner nach einer 1:0-Paus…
#Bielefeld #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #ArminiaBielefeld #BenjaminWeber #Fußball-Bundesliga #Gästetribüne #Gegentreffer #Germany #HerthaBSC #HerthaBSCBerlin #JulianEitschberger #NiklasKolbe #Nordrhein-Westfalen
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FCA blickt nach Sieg in Bremen nach Europa
Die Blicke gingen sofort auf den Bildschirm. Von beinahe jedem Spieler. Der FC Augsburg hatte soeben mit 3:1…
#Augsburg #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #AntonKade #Bayern #BenjaminWeber #Bremen #FCAugsburg #Germany #ManuelBaum #MichaelGregoritsch #SVWerderBremen #TV
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https://www.europesays.com/at/137872/ FCA blickt nach Sieg in Bremen nach Europa #AntonKade #Augsburg #BenjaminWeber #Bremen #EU #Europa #Europe #FCAugsburg #ManuelBaum #MichaelGregoritsch #SVWerderBremen #TV
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FC Augsburg: Spieler votieren für Manuel Baum als Dauerlösung
Die Ambitionen in Augsburg sind gestiegen. Als der letzte Ball gespielt war und das 1:1 des FC Augsburg…
#Augsburg #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #AntonKade #Bayern #BenjaminWeber #EintrachtFrankfurt #FabianRieder #FCAugsburg #Frankfurt #Germany #Klassenerhalt #ManuelBaums #MichaelGregoritsch
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Schwacher Auftritt des FC Augsburg bei Niederlage gegen Dortmund
Die Alarmglocken läuten. Noch nicht schrill, aber vernehmbar. Eine Niederlage in Dortmund ist für ein Team wie den…
#Dortmund #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #BenjaminWeber #FCAugsburg #Germany #leipzig #ManuelBaum #Nordrhein-Westfalen #Sorgenfalte
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Die Saison ist für den FCA noch längst nicht durch
Die Alarmglocken läuten. Noch nicht schrill, aber vernehmbar. Eine Niederlage in Dortmund ist für ein Team wie den…
#Augsburg #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Bayern #BenjaminWeber #Dortmund #FCAugsburg #Germany #leipzig #ManuelBaum #Sorgenfalte
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FC Augsburg setzt bei Neuzugang Uchenna Ogundu auf sofortige Verstärkung
Von der rechten Seite segelt der Ball in den Strafraum. Uchenna Ogundu fasst die Kugel in der Luft…
#Augsburg #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #1.FCHeidenheim #ArthurChaves #Bayern #BenjaminWeber #FCAugsburg #Germany #Heidenheim #ManuelBaum #Neuzugang #Nigeria #Verzögerung
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Dardari wechselt auf Leihbasis zu Greuther Fürth
Der FC Augsburg treibt seine Kaderplanung voran. Nach Elias Saad (Hannover 96) wird ein weiterer Spieler den Fußball-Bundelsligisten…
#Augsburg #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Bayern #BenjaminWeber #EliasSaad #FCAugsburg #Germany #Hannover96 #Kaderplanung #Luxemburg #Profimannschaft #SandroWagner #SpVggGreutherFürth
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Fußball-Bundesligist FC Augsburg ist in die Wintervorbereitung gestartet. Neuzugang Yannik Keitel war beim Trainingsauftakt heiß begehrt. Mit ihm und dem "alten neuen" Cheftrainer Manuel Baum will der FCA möglichst schnell die Abstiegsgefahr bannen.#YannikKeitel #Schwaben #BenjaminWeber #ManuelBaum #FCAugsburg #Bundesliga #Fußball
FC Augsburg: Mit Spaß und Neuzugang Keitel ins neue Jahr -
Fußball-Bundesligist FC Augsburg ist in die Wintervorbereitung gestartet. Neuzugang Yannik Keitel war beim Trainingsauftakt heiß begehrt. Mit ihm und dem "alten neuen" Cheftrainer Manuel Baum will der FCA möglichst schnell die Abstiegsgefahr bannen.#YannikKeitel #Schwaben #BenjaminWeber #ManuelBaum #FCAugsburg #Bundesliga #Fußball
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Augsburger Trainerfrage ohne Antwort: «Kein Datum» – Bundesliga
Wer folgt dauerhaft auf Sandro Wagner beim FC Augsburg? Das ist nach dem letzten Bundesliga-Spiel 2025 weiter offen.…
#Augsburg #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Bayern #BenjaminWeber #Bremen #Bundesliga #dpaTicker #FCAugsburg #Fußball #Germany #ManuelBaum #Meldung #SandroWagner #Sport #SVWerderBremen #Trainerfrage #WerderBremen
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Mergim Berisha passt nicht ins FCA-Profil
Natürlich steht bei den Verantwortlichen des FC Augsburg erst einmal das letzte Punktspiel vor der kurzen Weihnachtspause im…
#Augsburg #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #1.FCKaiserslautern #Bayern #BenjaminWeber #Dr. #FCAugsburg #Germany #Kongo #MërgimBerisha #PhillipTietz #SandroWagner #TorstenLieberknecht
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FC Augsburg Ultras protestieren gegen Vereinspolitik mit Kritik
Eine knappe Viertelstunde war gespielt. Der FC Augsburg führte zu diesem Zeitpunkt 1:0 gegen Bayer Leverkusen. Auf den…
#Augsburg #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Augusta #Bayer04Leverkusen #Bayern #BenjaminWeber #BVB #Fanszene #FCAugsburg #Germany #Lachnummer #ManuelBaum #MarkusKrapf #Vereinspolitik
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Beim FC Augsburg folgt nach der auf Wagner-Entlassung die Rückkehr von Manuel Baum
Als Manuel Baum am Dienstagabend auf dem Trainingsfeld seinen Arbeitsplatz auf Zeit einnimmt, kniet er sich hin und…
#Augsburg #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #Bayern #BenjaminWeber #FCAugsburg #FCSchalke04 #Germany #Leverkusen #ManuelBaum #MichaelStröll #SandroWagner #Trainingsfeld #Trainingsplatz
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Nach der abrupten Trennung von Sandro Wagner wird beim FC Augsburg vieles auf links gedreht. Die Verantwortlichen räumen ein, dass das Projekt mit dem Trainernovizen "nicht gesessen habe" und planen langfristig auch ohne Interimslösung Manuel Baum.#MichaelStröll #BenjaminWeber #Schwaben #FCAugsburg #Bundesliga #Fußball
Nach Wagner-Aus: FCA-Bosse räumen Fehleinschätzung ein -
Nach der abrupten Trennung von Sandro Wagner wird beim FC Augsburg vieles auf links gedreht. Die Verantwortlichen räumen ein, dass das Projekt mit dem Trainernovizen "nicht gesessen habe" und planen langfristig auch ohne Interimslösung Manuel Baum.#MichaelStröll #BenjaminWeber #Schwaben #FCAugsburg #Bundesliga #Fußball
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Große Worte, kleiner Ertrag: Sandro Wagners Zeit beim FC Augsburg endet schneller als gedacht. Nach Pleiten, Phrasen und einem dem jüngsten 0:3 in Hoffenheim ist das Projekt zunächst gescheitert. Entsprechende Informationen liegen BR24Sport vor.#BenjaminWeber #DFB-Pokal #Schwaben #SandroWagner #FCAugsburg #Bundesliga #Fußball
Kurskorrektur: Wagner muss beim FC Augsburg gehen -
Große Worte, kleiner Ertrag: Sandro Wagners Zeit beim FC Augsburg endet schneller als gedacht. Nach Pleiten, Phrasen und einem dem jüngsten 0:3 in Hoffenheim ist das Projekt zunächst gescheitert. Entsprechende Informationen liegen BR24Sport vor.#BenjaminWeber #DFB-Pokal #Schwaben #SandroWagner #FCAugsburg #Bundesliga #Fußball
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FC Augsburg: Druck auf Trainer Wagner wird größer
Nach knapper Niederlage beim VfB ©IMAGO Nach der nächsten knappen Niederlage formulierte der Sportdirektor des FC Au…
#Augsburg #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #AlexanderNübel #AntonKade #Bayern #BenjaminWeber #Bundesliga #DenizUndav #FabianRieder #FCAugsburg #Germany #Han-NoahMassengo #MaximilianMittelstädt #SamuelEssende #SandroWagner #VfBStuttgart
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Sandro Wagner bekommt Rückendeckung – auch von Niko Kovač
Nach Niederlage gegen den BVB Sandro Wagner bekommt Rückendeckung – auch vom Gegner 01.11.2025 – 08:07 UhrLesedauer: 2…
#Augsburg #Deutschland #Deutsch #DE #Schlagzeilen #Headlines #Nachrichten #News #Europe #Europa #EU #100137924 #Bayern #BenjaminWeber #Bochum #BVB #ElvisRexhbecaj #FCAugsburg #Germany #JulianNagelsmann #Krise #leipzig #NikoKovač #RBLeipzig #Rückendeckung #SandroWagner
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Endorsements for 2023 Boston City Council election
I endorse: #RuthzeeLouijeune, #JuliaMejia, #HenrySantana, #LizBreadon, #JoelRichards, #EnriquePepén, #BenjaminWeber, #TaniaFernandesAnderson, and #SharonDurkan.
#BosPoli
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Endorsements for 2023 Boston City Council election
I endorse: #RuthzeeLouijeune, #JuliaMejia, #HenrySantana, #LizBreadon, #JoelRichards, #EnriquePepén, #BenjaminWeber, #TaniaFernandesAnderson, and #SharonDurkan.
#BosPoli
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Endorsements for 2023 Boston City Council election
I endorse: #RuthzeeLouijeune, #JuliaMejia, #HenrySantana, #LizBreadon, #JoelRichards, #EnriquePepén, #BenjaminWeber, #TaniaFernandesAnderson, and #SharonDurkan.
#BosPoli
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Endorsements for 2023 Boston City Council election
I endorse: #RuthzeeLouijeune, #JuliaMejia, #HenrySantana, #LizBreadon, #JoelRichards, #EnriquePepén, #BenjaminWeber, #TaniaFernandesAnderson, and #SharonDurkan.
#BosPoli
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Endorsements for 2023 Boston City Council election
I endorse: #RuthzeeLouijeune, #JuliaMejia, #HenrySantana, #LizBreadon, #JoelRichards, #EnriquePepén, #BenjaminWeber, #TaniaFernandesAnderson, and #SharonDurkan.
#BosPoli
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Here are my endorsements for the 2023 City of Boston City Council election on Tuesday, November 7. Please vote!
City Councillor-at-Large
I will be voting for:
- Ruthzee Louijeune
- Julia Mejia
- Henry Santana
Yes, you can vote for up to four candidates, and yes, I am only endorsing three. None of the other candidates deserves your vote. If you feel like you absolutely must use your fourth vote, then Shawn Nelson is the least bad of the other candidates.
Anti-endorsements:
- What little content there is on Clifton Braithwaite’s web site is full of typos, and there is no substantive content about his positions or what policies he is advocating. He’s a joke candidate.
- Catherine Vitale is a racist. All of the code words and phrases showing that are right there on her web site for anyone to see. Right there on the home page: “YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS WILL HELP US TAKE BOSTON BACK!”
- Bridget Nee-Walsh isn’t quite as obvious about it as Vitale, but it’s there. Also, she’s endorsed by the Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association and brags about it on her site. That’s an automatic disqualifier.
- Shawn Nelson is unqualified and on the wrong side of too many issues. Examples from his web site:
- “Eliminate oversized bike lanes that cause traffic congestion.”
- “Parents Rights: I will ensure that parents are aware of what is being taught to their children and have the final word in decisions about the curriculum.” (Also, that should be “Parents’ Rights”, not “Parents Rights”; he loses a point for the grammar error.)
- “I will work to find a solution to affordable-housing issues by bringing renters and landlords together in conversations about the high cost of living.” This is just stupid pandering.
- Erin Murphy is also disqualified by the BPPA endorsing her and her bragging about it, not to mention DA Kevin Hayden and Sheriff Steven Tompkins.
District 3
I’m not in District 3, but if I were voting there, I would vote for Joel Richards. His opponent, John FitzGerald, is very much an establishment candidate, and FitzGerald was endorsed by the BPPA.
District 5
I’m not in District 5, but if I were voting there, I would vote for Enrique Pepén. He has good experience and good endorsements, and his opponent Jose Ruiz is endorsed by, among others, Erin Murphy and the BPPA.
District 6
D6 has the luxury this year of choosing between two decent candidates. Having said that, Benjamin Weber has been endorsed by several grassroots progressive organizations, so if I were voting in D6 I’d lean toward voting for him.
District 7
If I were in D7, then Tania Fernandes Anderson would earn my vote for numerous reasons, most notably:
- Althea Garrison is a has-been who should not be trying to unseat a qualified incumbent.
- Anderson’s focus on COVID-19 is important and distinguishes her from most other City Council candidates across the city.
District 8
If I were in D8, I’d vote for Sharon Durkan, because she’s a good candidate and because Montez Haywood is endorsed by the BPPA.
District 9
I live in D9, and I will be voting again for Liz Breadon. Liz has earned my vote by being an effective advocate for her district, making a difference on policies we care about, getting stuff done, and being on the “right side of history” numerous times in the turbulence that has roiled the City Council during her tenure there. I don’t agree with everything she’s said and done, but on balance I am happy with her representation.
Jacob deBlecourt is a nice person who I agree with on many things, but he’s green, and he isn’t going to represent D9 better than Liz. I hope this election helps position him to run for office successfully in the future against a candidate he deserves to beat.
https://blog.kamens.us/2023/11/06/endorsements-for-2023-boston-city-council-election/
#AltheaGarrison #BenjaminWeber #Boston #BostonCityCouncil #BridgetNeeWalsh #CatherineVitale #CliftonBraithwaite #EnriquePepen #ErinMurphy #HenrySantana #JacobDeBlecourt #JoseRuiz #JuliaMejia #LizBreadon #MontezHaywood #RuthzeeLouijeune #SharonDurkan #ShawnNelson #TaniaFernandesAnderson
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Here are my endorsements for the 2023 City of Boston City Council election on Tuesday, November 7. Please vote!
City Councillor-at-Large
I will be voting for:
- Ruthzee Louijeune
- Julia Mejia
- Henry Santana
Yes, you can vote for up to four candidates, and yes, I am only endorsing three. None of the other candidates deserves your vote. If you feel like you absolutely must use your fourth vote, then Shawn Nelson is the least bad of the other candidates.
Anti-endorsements:
- What little content there is on Clifton Braithwaite’s web site is full of typos, and there is no substantive content about his positions or what policies he is advocating. He’s a joke candidate.
- Catherine Vitale is a racist. All of the code words and phrases showing that are right there on her web site for anyone to see. Right there on the home page: “YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS WILL HELP US TAKE BOSTON BACK!”
- Bridget Nee-Walsh isn’t quite as obvious about it as Vitale, but it’s there. Also, she’s endorsed by the Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association and brags about it on her site. That’s an automatic disqualifier.
- Shawn Nelson is unqualified and on the wrong side of too many issues. Examples from his web site:
- “Eliminate oversized bike lanes that cause traffic congestion.”
- “Parents Rights: I will ensure that parents are aware of what is being taught to their children and have the final word in decisions about the curriculum.” (Also, that should be “Parents’ Rights”, not “Parents Rights”; he loses a point for the grammar error.)
- “I will work to find a solution to affordable-housing issues by bringing renters and landlords together in conversations about the high cost of living.” This is just stupid pandering.
- Erin Murphy is also disqualified by the BPPA endorsing her and her bragging about it, not to mention DA Kevin Hayden and Sheriff Steven Tompkins.
District 3
I’m not in District 3, but if I were voting there, I would vote for Joel Richards. His opponent, John FitzGerald, is very much an establishment candidate, and FitzGerald was endorsed by the BPPA.
District 5
I’m not in District 5, but if I were voting there, I would vote for Enrique Pepén. He has good experience and good endorsements, and his opponent Jose Ruiz is endorsed by, among others, Erin Murphy and the BPPA.
District 6
D6 has the luxury this year of choosing between two decent candidates. Having said that, Benjamin Weber has been endorsed by several grassroots progressive organizations, so if I were voting in D6 I’d lean toward voting for him.
District 7
If I were in D7, then Tania Fernandes Anderson would earn my vote for numerous reasons, most notably:
- Althea Garrison is a has-been who should not be trying to unseat a qualified incumbent.
- Anderson’s focus on COVID-19 is important and distinguishes her from most other City Council candidates across the city.
District 8
If I were in D8, I’d vote for Sharon Durkan, because she’s a good candidate and because Montez Haywood is endorsed by the BPPA.
District 9
I live in D9, and I will be voting again for Liz Breadon. Liz has earned my vote by being an effective advocate for her district, making a difference on policies we care about, getting stuff done, and being on the “right side of history” numerous times in the turbulence that has roiled the City Council during her tenure there. I don’t agree with everything she’s said and done, but on balance I am happy with her representation.
Jacob deBlecourt is a nice person who I agree with on many things, but he’s green, and he isn’t going to represent D9 better than Liz. I hope this election helps position him to run for office successfully in the future against a candidate he deserves to beat.
https://blog.kamens.us/2023/11/06/endorsements-for-2023-boston-city-council-election/
#AltheaGarrison #BenjaminWeber #Boston #BostonCityCouncil #BridgetNeeWalsh #CatherineVitale #CliftonBraithwaite #EnriquePepen #ErinMurphy #HenrySantana #JacobDeBlecourt #JoseRuiz #JuliaMejia #LizBreadon #MontezHaywood #RuthzeeLouijeune #SharonDurkan #ShawnNelson #TaniaFernandesAnderson
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Here are my endorsements for the 2023 City of Boston City Council election on Tuesday, November 7. Please vote!
City Councillor-at-Large
I will be voting for:
- Ruthzee Louijeune
- Julia Mejia
- Henry Santana
Yes, you can vote for up to four candidates, and yes, I am only endorsing three. None of the other candidates deserves your vote. If you feel like you absolutely must use your fourth vote, then Shawn Nelson is the least bad of the other candidates.
Anti-endorsements:
- What little content there is on Clifton Braithwaite’s web site is full of typos, and there is no substantive content about his positions or what policies he is advocating. He’s a joke candidate.
- Catherine Vitale is a racist. All of the code words and phrases showing that are right there on her web site for anyone to see. Right there on the home page: “YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS WILL HELP US TAKE BOSTON BACK!”
- Bridget Nee-Walsh isn’t quite as obvious about it as Vitale, but it’s there. Also, she’s endorsed by the Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association and brags about it on her site. That’s an automatic disqualifier.
- Shawn Nelson is unqualified and on the wrong side of too many issues. Examples from his web site:
- “Eliminate oversized bike lanes that cause traffic congestion.”
- “Parents Rights: I will ensure that parents are aware of what is being taught to their children and have the final word in decisions about the curriculum.” (Also, that should be “Parents’ Rights”, not “Parents Rights”; he loses a point for the grammar error.)
- “I will work to find a solution to affordable-housing issues by bringing renters and landlords together in conversations about the high cost of living.” This is just stupid pandering.
- Erin Murphy is also disqualified by the BPPA endorsing her and her bragging about it, not to mention DA Kevin Hayden and Sheriff Steven Tompkins.
District 3
I’m not in District 3, but if I were voting there, I would vote for Joel Richards. His opponent, John FitzGerald, is very much an establishment candidate, and FitzGerald was endorsed by the BPPA.
District 5
I’m not in District 5, but if I were voting there, I would vote for Enrique Pepén. He has good experience and good endorsements, and his opponent Jose Ruiz is endorsed by, among others, Erin Murphy and the BPPA.
District 6
D6 has the luxury this year of choosing between two decent candidates. Having said that, Benjamin Weber has been endorsed by several grassroots progressive organizations, so if I were voting in D6 I’d lean toward voting for him.
District 7
If I were in D7, then Tania Fernandes Anderson would earn my vote for numerous reasons, most notably:
- Althea Garrison is a has-been who should not be trying to unseat a qualified incumbent.
- Anderson’s focus on COVID-19 is important and distinguishes her from most other City Council candidates across the city.
District 8
If I were in D8, I’d vote for Sharon Durkan, because she’s a good candidate and because Montez Haywood is endorsed by the BPPA.
District 9
I live in D9, and I will be voting again for Liz Breadon. Liz has earned my vote by being an effective advocate for her district, making a difference on policies we care about, getting stuff done, and being on the “right side of history” numerous times in the turbulence that has roiled the City Council during her tenure there. I don’t agree with everything she’s said and done, but on balance I am happy with her representation.
Jacob deBlecourt is a nice person who I agree with on many things, but he’s green, and he isn’t going to represent D9 better than Liz. I hope this election helps position him to run for office successfully in the future against a candidate he deserves to beat.
https://blog.kamens.us/2023/11/06/endorsements-for-2023-boston-city-council-election/
#AltheaGarrison #BenjaminWeber #Boston #BostonCityCouncil #BridgetNeeWalsh #CatherineVitale #CliftonBraithwaite #EnriquePepen #ErinMurphy #HenrySantana #JacobDeBlecourt #JoseRuiz #JuliaMejia #LizBreadon #MontezHaywood #RuthzeeLouijeune #SharonDurkan #ShawnNelson #TaniaFernandesAnderson
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Here are my endorsements for the 2023 City of Boston City Council election on Tuesday, November 7. Please vote!
City Councillor-at-Large
I will be voting for:
- Ruthzee Louijeune
- Julia Mejia
- Henry Santana
Yes, you can vote for up to four candidates, and yes, I am only endorsing three. None of the other candidates deserves your vote. If you feel like you absolutely must use your fourth vote, then Shawn Nelson is the least bad of the other candidates.
Anti-endorsements:
- What little content there is on Clifton Braithwaite’s web site is full of typos, and there is no substantive content about his positions or what policies he is advocating. He’s a joke candidate.
- Catherine Vitale is a racist. All of the code words and phrases showing that are right there on her web site for anyone to see. Right there on the home page: “YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS WILL HELP US TAKE BOSTON BACK!”
- Bridget Nee-Walsh isn’t quite as obvious about it as Vitale, but it’s there. Also, she’s endorsed by the Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association and brags about it on her site. That’s an automatic disqualifier.
- Shawn Nelson is unqualified and on the wrong side of too many issues. Examples from his web site:
- “Eliminate oversized bike lanes that cause traffic congestion.”
- “Parents Rights: I will ensure that parents are aware of what is being taught to their children and have the final word in decisions about the curriculum.” (Also, that should be “Parents’ Rights”, not “Parents Rights”; he loses a point for the grammar error.)
- “I will work to find a solution to affordable-housing issues by bringing renters and landlords together in conversations about the high cost of living.” This is just stupid pandering.
- Erin Murphy is also disqualified by the BPPA endorsing her and her bragging about it, not to mention DA Kevin Hayden and Sheriff Steven Tompkins.
District 3
I’m not in District 3, but if I were voting there, I would vote for Joel Richards. His opponent, John FitzGerald, is very much an establishment candidate, and FitzGerald was endorsed by the BPPA.
District 5
I’m not in District 5, but if I were voting there, I would vote for Enrique Pepén. He has good experience and good endorsements, and his opponent Jose Ruiz is endorsed by, among others, Erin Murphy and the BPPA.
District 6
D6 has the luxury this year of choosing between two decent candidates. Having said that, Benjamin Weber has been endorsed by several grassroots progressive organizations, so if I were voting in D6 I’d lean toward voting for him.
District 7
If I were in D7, then Tania Fernandes Anderson would earn my vote for numerous reasons, most notably:
- Althea Garrison is a has-been who should not be trying to unseat a qualified incumbent.
- Anderson’s focus on COVID-19 is important and distinguishes her from most other City Council candidates across the city.
District 8
If I were in D8, I’d vote for Sharon Durkan, because she’s a good candidate and because Montez Haywood is endorsed by the BPPA.
District 9
I live in D9, and I will be voting again for Liz Breadon. Liz has earned my vote by being an effective advocate for her district, making a difference on policies we care about, getting stuff done, and being on the “right side of history” numerous times in the turbulence that has roiled the City Council during her tenure there. I don’t agree with everything she’s said and done, but on balance I am happy with her representation.
Jacob deBlecourt is a nice person who I agree with on many things, but he’s green, and he isn’t going to represent D9 better than Liz. I hope this election helps position him to run for office successfully in the future against a candidate he deserves to beat.
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Here are my endorsements for the 2023 City of Boston City Council election on Tuesday, November 7. Please vote!
City Councillor-at-Large
I will be voting for:
- Ruthzee Louijeune
- Julia Mejia
- Henry Santana
Yes, you can vote for up to four candidates, and yes, I am only endorsing three. None of the other candidates deserves your vote. If you feel like you absolutely must use your fourth vote, then Shawn Nelson is the least bad of the other candidates.
Anti-endorsements:
- What little content there is on Clifton Braithwaite’s web site is full of typos, and there is no substantive content about his positions or what policies he is advocating. He’s a joke candidate.
- Catherine Vitale is a racist. All of the code words and phrases showing that are right there on her web site for anyone to see. Right there on the home page: “YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS WILL HELP US TAKE BOSTON BACK!”
- Bridget Nee-Walsh isn’t quite as obvious about it as Vitale, but it’s there. Also, she’s endorsed by the Boston Police Patrolmen’s Association and brags about it on her site. That’s an automatic disqualifier.
- Shawn Nelson is unqualified and on the wrong side of too many issues. Examples from his web site:
- “Eliminate oversized bike lanes that cause traffic congestion.”
- “Parents Rights: I will ensure that parents are aware of what is being taught to their children and have the final word in decisions about the curriculum.” (Also, that should be “Parents’ Rights”, not “Parents Rights”; he loses a point for the grammar error.)
- “I will work to find a solution to affordable-housing issues by bringing renters and landlords together in conversations about the high cost of living.” This is just stupid pandering.
- Erin Murphy is also disqualified by the BPPA endorsing her and her bragging about it, not to mention DA Kevin Hayden and Sheriff Steven Tompkins.
District 3
I’m not in District 3, but if I were voting there, I would vote for Joel Richards. His opponent, John FitzGerald, is very much an establishment candidate, and FitzGerald was endorsed by the BPPA.
District 5
I’m not in District 5, but if I were voting there, I would vote for Enrique Pepén. He has good experience and good endorsements, and his opponent Jose Ruiz is endorsed by, among others, Erin Murphy and the BPPA.
District 6
D6 has the luxury this year of choosing between two decent candidates. Having said that, Benjamin Weber has been endorsed by several grassroots progressive organizations, so if I were voting in D6 I’d lean toward voting for him.
District 7
If I were in D7, then Tania Fernandes Anderson would earn my vote for numerous reasons, most notably:
- Althea Garrison is a has-been who should not be trying to unseat a qualified incumbent.
- Anderson’s focus on COVID-19 is important and distinguishes her from most other City Council candidates across the city.
District 8
If I were in D8, I’d vote for Sharon Durkan, because she’s a good candidate and because Montez Haywood is endorsed by the BPPA.
District 9
I live in D9, and I will be voting again for Liz Breadon. Liz has earned my vote by being an effective advocate for her district, making a difference on policies we care about, getting stuff done, and being on the “right side of history” numerous times in the turbulence that has roiled the City Council during her tenure there. I don’t agree with everything she’s said and done, but on balance I am happy with her representation.
Jacob deBlecourt is a nice person who I agree with on many things, but he’s green, and he isn’t going to represent D9 better than Liz. I hope this election helps position him to run for office successfully in the future against a candidate he deserves to beat.
https://blog.kamens.us/2023/11/06/endorsements-for-2023-boston-city-council-election/
#AltheaGarrison #BenjaminWeber #Boston #BostonCityCouncil #BridgetNeeWalsh #CatherineVitale #CliftonBraithwaite #EnriquePepen #ErinMurphy #HenrySantana #JacobDeBlecourt #JoseRuiz #JuliaMejia #LizBreadon #MontezHaywood #RuthzeeLouijeune #SharonDurkan #ShawnNelson #TaniaFernandesAnderson