Right before the Antioch City Council voted last month on the city’s rent stabilization ordinance, Mayor Lamar Thorpe called out “candidates,” “individuals,” and “policy makers calling themselves big-hearted … who do the most cold-blooded things.”
“Voting against this is that,” said Thorpe, who previously reminded the public an election was coming when taking up the matter.
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