Lafayette mayor race

Hopefully Guillory wins because that little rabid socialist he’s running against is nothing but a puppet for joey durel. She was in his administration and she’s a slightly lesser version of an aoc. To sum it up, she’s an angry little witch and she’s one of those crooks tied in with that lus fiber fiasco AND her husband is waiting in the wings with his company to get a slice of that government cheese.

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the chick cant make up her mind whether she is indy, dem, or repub

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Carleeeeeeeeee!!!!!! Is inclusive of all political ideologies and genders

Guillory should coast

In her last few political ads that I’ve listened to on the radio, Carlee has come out stating that she’s pro-life and pro-2nd Amendment which is odd because she hadn’t said that until these past few weeks (desperation I think). Before that, she would post responses like “Why does it matter if I’m pro-choice or pro-life? What does it have to do with running the city-parish?” And then when she recently stated that she supports the President in a Facebook ad, some of her supporters commented, “Wait, you like President Trump? Why?”

The way she’s been campaigning about her ideologies these past few weeks have been stretchy. I voted for Simone the first time, but I’m voting Guillory this go around.

Apparently Guillory is a turd, but Carlee is a socialist carpetbagger.

I would seriously consider staying home as this is a no win race if you're a conservative.

The republican is a Scott Angelle clone that's RINO as hell and desperate to win any political office like a snake slithering to the heat of power.

And the democrat is a moronic socialist that I'm not sure even knows that water is wet and the sun rises in the east and sets in the west.

I voted for Marcotte in the primary, and voted for Guillory in the run off. Guillory seems like a conservative and carlee is a lib trying to hide it.

There’s a better way to have a civil conversation with someone without saying they’re wrong. Haven’t you read any of Dale Carnegie’s books? The worst thing you can tell someone is that they’re wrong. You’re losing all leverage in your debate.