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Cat, you correctly raise the question of how the two-time election reject can say two different things and have them both be true.

If his past willing and repeated behavior has proven anything, it's that he will have absolutely no reasonable, logical, or coherent explanation for it.

All he has is rehashed talking points and slogans that led directly to two humiliating election losses, and he is still trying to deceive voters about his own failures.

As we've seen before, the two-time election reject will contradict his own words if he thinks it helps him.

But he's wrong. It doesn't.

Just as his false accusations against Mark Carruolo don't help him. They just make the two-time election reject look even more delusional [which is, if you think about it, quite a feat for someone who claims that losing a property to tax sale was actually a "win"].

He also continues to peddle already-disproven claims:

"Warwick is almost a BILLION dollars in debt..."

This is a lie. It was a lie in 2014 when the Republican candidate said it, and it is a lie now.

Anyone claiming this is wrongly counting sewer and water bonds as "debt" when it is being paid separate from the city budget by user fees [not property taxes].

"I gave a huge amount of time, money and effort to help the 80,000 taxpayers..."

This is a lie. His combined $40,000 in futile spending on his first campaign [the vast majority of which he loaned to his campaign while his property was being sold because of delinquent taxes] pales in comparison to the $51,000 that former Mayor Avedisian raised in just individual contributions in 2016, and his pathetic $1,800 in spending this year is far less than the $182,000 in just individual contributions that Mayor Solomon raised.

The two-time election reject's campaign spending was not "huge." He did not put in any "huge amount of time... and effort" except for repeating his lies on this website.

Cat, I wish you luck in trying to get a coherent answer out of the two-time election reject. Given his past behavior, I feel very confident in saying he will not give you one.