Tyler Tordsen is hosting a campaign rally this afternoon, which is and open to anyone, no obligation to donate. Tyler is giving out swag, t-shirts, drinks, and good company to motivate people to come out and campaign for him.
Go check it out!
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Oh look, Tyler’s back in town because it’s an election year.
What does that even mean?!
It means he’s a no show for those of us in District 14. He represents big government, not citizens. How much time does he even spend in his district? Nada.
At least you have a candidate or past/present/future legislator that lives in the district! lol
This reads a bit stalkerish.
Only if you eat crayons
And this reads dumb. You made the point – thanks.
If expecting candidates to put in the work to knock on doors and meet constituents is considered “stalkerish”, then you are lost. I’ve lived in District 14 for 20 years and never seen Tyler in my neighborhood once. All the other candidates in recent years have.
I don’t quite understand what someone is alluding to about me being outside of the district. Where else would I be? I live, shop, play, walk, and drive all over D14 multiple times a day. If I haven’t personally caught you at your door yet, it’s not personal and not intentional. I’d gladly visit with you. This being my third election, I’ve been in every neighborhood and have personally knocked over thousands of doors, with many more on deck.
As a candidate and as someone who cares deeply about my neighbors and my state, I’m pledging to be accessible, accountable, and effective in everything I do. I’d be happy to chat or meet for coffee. Send me a note anytime. 605-610-8884.
If you measure a candidates validity on them knocking on your personal door than you have set a silly standard and obviously never ran for an public election. Tyler has done the work.
A few ideas:
1. You weren’t home
2. You didn’t answer the door.
3. You are the person running for this seat.
Look at the votes recorded!
Tyler was a strong voice and guess what he is sane. Right person for the job.
Good guy. Not the best location for a campaign event I would say.
He’s a lot more tolerable than Tony. While I agree with Tony on a philosophical level, I think his credibility is hurt by dishonesty and the people he chooses to align himself with.
I’ve never heard anyone refer to Tony as dishonest. Care to elaborate?