They’re both Democrats.
But only Barbara has the independence
To Clean Up City Hall and Protect Our Neighborhoods.
Barbara is not a politician. She never expected to run for Mayor. But when she joined the City Council, she found a mess at City Hall. Now, she’s set out to fix it.
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted San Diego’s residents, businesses, lifestyle, and economy. Read Barbara’s plan, “A Roadmap to Recovery for San Diego,” which lays out a detailed path forward that will enable San Diego to bounce back stronger than ever.
Promises of simplistic solutions — “just build more housing” — will not solve this difficult and complex problem. Barbara will focus on the root causes, including substance abuse and mental health issues, and treat homelessness with a comprehensive approach.
Sacramento politicians, backed by real estate speculators and Short-Term Vacation Rental investors, want to buy-up and destroy single-family neighborhoods. Barbara won’t let them!
Barbara is a long-time supporter of creating an Independent Police Review Commission. She knows that police reform begins with community-oriented policing and recruitment of good police officers, not “defunding” the Police Department.
When I think of someone who puts the people over the party, I think of Barbara. When I think of someone who has the developmental leadership skills to work across party lines and move this city forward, I think of Barbara. She’s a leader, listener, and learner. When I think of the next mayor of San Diego, I think of Barbara Bry.
I will bring leadership that puts solutions for San Diegans first, prioritizes fiscal discipline, stands up to the special interests, treats all residents and communities fairly, and creates comprehensive solutions to long-standing problems.
Hundreds of Democrats, Republicans, and Independents are helping Barbara because they know she will clean up the mess at City Hall.
Will you join us?
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