Republican GundersonForCA says his opponent, Democrat CBlakespear, has 'no success story to tell for herself,' so she's resorted to negative politics. 'She sells out citizens and her constituents for her own personal political ambitions.' More info:
Businessman Matt Gunderson is running against Encinitas Mayor & SANDAG Chair Catherine Blakespear.
Catherine Blakespear has been Chair of SANDAG for both of the recent audits that found blatant abuse of taxpayer dollars, and has refused to speak to San Diegans about her failure to lead the agency.from her leadership position as a result of her refusal to hold anyone accountable for these failures., revealed abusive spending of taxpayer dollars on lavish filet mignon dinners, and other things.
Blakespear is one of the many Democrats SANDAG Board Member who support the controversial plan to tax San Diego County residents for every mile they drive.attacking Gunderson, attempting to make him out to be an extremely evil person.
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