Did he move there because he finds the values and politics of his new hometown to be lining up with his own and simply wants to help improve things? If so, he can bring the message of how he chose to live there and wants to serve the community by improving the very things that the local citizen's would like to see happen, to preserve their morals and traditions....the ones that made him want to be part of the community in the first place.pbwalker wrote:
It's the fact that he's essentially a new resident.
How can one counter that point? It's valid and one I'd bring up too if I was running against him. I honestly have no idea how one could counter this aside from going off of existing accomplishments and how you would leverage these successes to benefit the city.
Any thoughts?
Or is he one of those out of staters that roll into town and want to turn everything into a more "growth and change" type of place? Then I hope they eat him alive.