Why Run From a Debate? Rogers' Credibility Dies Mike Rogers skipping the Senate debate is nothing short of cowardice. He claims moderator bias, but what he's really scared of is being held accountable for his record. His avoidance tactics mirror the MAGA playbook: dodge, deflect, deny.
But Californians know better. We don't fundraise for fear; we fight for our values and stand our ground. While Rogers hides, we're building a future that works for everyone. Rogers needs to explain his voting record on issues affecting everyday Californians.
He voted against expanding healthcare, protecting LGBTQ+ rights, and funding education. And now he runs away from tough questions? This isn't leadership; it's political theater. Rogers' actions speak louder than his words.
He's more concerned with optics and personal branding than the needs of his constituents. El-Sayed, on the other hand, has a track record of fighting for healthcare, education, and social justice. He's not running from debates; he's rallying support to build a better California.
El-Sayed's campaign isn't just about winning an election; it's about making a real difference. He's out there, talking to people, listening to their concerns, and proposing concrete solutions. Californians deserve leaders who are willing to engage with the issues and the people.
Rogers' behavior undermines the democratic process. He's not serving the people of California; he's serving his own ego and ambitions. The future is being built here, not in the past Rogers is trying to drag us back to.
Who's brave enough to defend Rogers' lack of accountability? Who's willing to stand up for a candidate who can't face his opponents in a debate? The future of California demands leaders who are willing to step up and do the hard work.
Rogers' failure to do so speaks volumes about his readiness to lead.
CALIFORNIA
- Gov. Gavin Newsom
"The future is being built here."
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