We’ve seen it with Uber. Now\u00a0 the “Responsible Farmington” team is trying to put their “Bro Culture” in our local government by trying to undermine women in leadership roles.<\/p>\n

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During a recent interview in a West District study\u00a0 filled with leather-bound books,\u00a0 “Responsible Farmington” supporter and lifelong misogynist, Kent Trustalady spoke out saying that it’s time for women in government to end.\u00a0 “The women running this town are always trying to ‘work together’ with the ‘community’,” he said, setting his Scotch down on a magnificent Art Deco Italian carved wood & portobello marble table and picking up a cigar. “That’s not leadership.\u00a0 Leadership is telling people that this is the way forward<\/a>.\u00a0 Period.”<\/p>\n

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“Responsible Farmington” Bro Candidates<\/p><\/div>\n

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In an August 2017 New York Times article<\/a>\u00a0<\/time>“How to Help Kids D<\/time>isrupt \u2018Bro Culture\u2019”, legitimate reporter,\u00a0 Ana Homayoun explained, “<\/time>Bro culture uses the formidable elixirs of power and status to create a toxic social environment, and tends to be characterized by manipulative charm, entitlement and a so-called \u201crules don\u2019t apply attitude\u201d \u2014 as well as an inability to express emotion, show remorse or be vulnerable. Although the culture is typically associated with college fraternity life, evidence suggests that its seeds are planted in elementary school or earlier. The ways we talk to and interact with boys \u2014 the language we use, potentially celebrating masculinity at the expense of empathy \u2014 can limit boys\u2019 social and emotional development. How can adults help break the pattern?”<\/p>\n

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It’s simple. Vote.<\/p>\n

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JUST SAY NO TO BRO!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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