Brandon Scott, the ultra-liberal Democratic mayor of Baltimore, is facing questions about the taxpayer funds he uses for his transportation as well as social media pushback over a press conference where he suggested racism was a factor.
Scott, a 'progressive' who has served as mayor since 2020, is facing pressure over a Fox Baltimore report showing his primary vehicle, a 2025 Jeep Grand Wagoneer, is the most expensive government-issued vehicle operated by any mayor, governor, county executive or county commissioner in the state, costing taxpayers $163,495.
Scott has responded to the report, which claims his SUV costs nearly twice as much as the next most expensive taxpayer vehicle in the state, by pointing to the cost of President Donald Trump’s “Beast” vehicle, arguing that inflation is not being factored in and suggesting politics are at play.
Scott, after being pressed by a reporter in a back-and-forth exchange, called the question “idiotic” and part of a “right-wing” effort to discredit him.
The city of Baltimore, Maryland, has struggled with crime rates above national averages. Violent crime spiked after the death of Freddie Gray on April 19, 2015, which sparked riots and an increase in murders.
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Black fatigue is real.
ReplyDeleteThe thing is....logic and reason are NEVER EVEN TRIED...except by the person making the accusations/presenting the facts. These folks have NEVER had logic or reason on their side, or even the thinnest shred of either to contribute to the conversation. They have never bothered because calls of "racism" always seem to work...or they think they will, so even THEY never bother to consider any logic or reason (if they even have the mental ability to in the first place).
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ReplyDeleteIs that a joke?
Nevaen Zavala? Tocarra Johnson? I double checked so you don't have to. You didn't need to anyhow. You knew by the behavior.
ReplyDeleteFunny, most of the 'luxury cars' in my area are being driven by people who already are permanently tanned, if you know what I mean.
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