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A MESSAGE FROM DANA WORTHINGTON TO THE GREAT PEOPLE OF THIS GREAT CITY
One of the true pleasures of running for elected office is getting the opportunity to meet remarkable citizens like you. Well, I want you to know: Dana Worthington is listening.
If you don't believe me, just ask Bethany Hollingston. Beth was accosted on the street right in front of her home. Beaten, robbed and left for dead, Ms. Hollingston came to my shelter seeking some basic human compassion, but I gave her so much more. After nursing her back to health, my organization found a position for Bethany, and she is now the senior VP of my campaign for DA. I couldn't do it without you, Beth!
I would also like to commend Harvey Dent for his courageous behavior in the hostage crisis at Rossi's Deli. I believe that I am still the better candidate for District Attorney, and I hope you see that until we get the politicians out of City Hall, nothing will change.
Here's to renewed compassion in our city's government,
Dana Worthington
Candidate for DA Dana Worthington Comments on Events at Rossi's Deli
Everybody is talking about the events at Rossi's Deli on Sunday. I want to be the first to commend Harvey Dent for his bravery, courage, and compassion. Even in the middle of a hard-fought campaign, I think it's important to acknowledge true valor. What Harvey Dent did by putting himself at risk to free that poor, poor woman is something all Gothamites can be proud of. Thanks to him, the hostage, Jenna Hanover- Oates, was released alive and well. She is a true survivor, and on that day, Harvey Dent became a true hero.
But one woman did not survive. Mary Breitup. Every death of a fellow human being is like a little death of all of us. Even if we've experienced terrible and tragic deaths, it never gets any easier. I'm so sad for the Breitup family. My heart goes out to the Breitup children. Who will stop this madness? When will it ever end?
We don't know what happened inside that deli. But we do know that there was yet one more victim left dead, Mary Breitup, beautiful, tragic, hard-working Mary Breitup. What a tragic tale she tells, losing her handsome husband Karl to the shoot-out at Betty's House of Pies and then losing her own life at Rossi's Deli. And the children suffer most of all. Who will take care of the children? What will they remember of their parents?
If I could have reached out to Mary, if I could have contacted her, if I could have whispered in her ear, "Go! Save your life! Go hug your kids!" I would have. I would have done everything in my power to get through to her, to save her from the twists and tragedies of fate.
But we live in Gotham. All of our lives are hanging on a thread.
Things must change.
This is certainly no time for politics. But if you vote for me, I will work my heart out to make sure there are no more victims like Mary Breitup.
Dana Worthington
A MESSAGE TO THE CITIZENS OF GOTHAM BY DANA WORTHINGTON
Well, it looks as though the race for DA is down to just two candidates: Mr. Garcetti and me, Dana Worthington. Harvey Dent has been a worthy adversary, but where his campaign has lost momentum, mine has only been picking up.
We're definitely not the favorites here. But our campaign is full of the kind of energy and enthusiasm that the best come-from-behind campaigns have. And although my opponents have much longer careers in politics in Gotham, we have picked up some great endorsements, including the Gotham Teacher's Union, Gotham Local 184, and an official endorsement from the Gotham Woman's Daily.
So, despite rumors that Garcetti is a "mathematic inevitability" to win this contest, I have no plans of conceding to him.
Now, the choice is clear: do you want Gotham politics to continue sliding downward into the chasm of hopelessness and despair?
Because, if you do, you can vote for the status quo.
But, if you want a fresh tomorrow, filled with promise and light, then cast your ballot for the one candidate who represents the underdog: Me, Dana Worthington.
Together, we can rebuild this city.
Let's get working.
Dana Worthington
A Message to the Citizens of Gotham from Dana Worthington
The citizens of Gotham are smart. You really, really are. I've met so many of you in this campaign. And it has made me realize that you do see what's going on in Gotham City.
You know that I have been a tireless supporter of victims' rights for decades.
I speak for those who have no voice, I fight for those who are weak and I stand up, time and time again, against politicians like Roger Garcetti and Harvey Dent who have led us into this mess. I'm not a politician, I am an advocate for all the regular people in Gotham who have been wronged, hurt, and overlooked by the politicians in power.
I do not like to speak badly of people, but I must admonish the name-calling between Mr. Dent and Mr. Garcetti during this campaign.
Where is the positive exchange of ideas from elections past? The spirit of camaraderie? The idea that the best person should win?
I know one thing. Gotham wants to restore a sense of justice and honesty to the office of DA, no matter who gets elected. But, if that person should be me, I promise to build all of us up without tearing others down.
Thanks, and hope to see you at the campaign headquarters!
Thanks, and make sure to vote your conscience.
Dana Worthington
Message from Dana Worthington
To my fellow citizens of this wonderful city,
Hello. I'm Dana Worthington. I just wanted to say a couple things about the political shenanigans going on right now. My two opponents are locked in a mudfight. Dirty attacks are flying, and both of my opponents are more interested in making political points than actually helping Gotham. Are you sick of these kinds of dirty tricks? This type of old politics is exactly what's ailing Gotham. We need new politics. We need someone who is interested in making Gotham safe, not attacking their political opponents. My friends, that person is me. Please help me become District Attorney of Gotham City, and I will not let you down.
Thank you for all your support,
Dana Worthington
PS. Somebody left a blue wool sweater at my campaign offices. I know it's probably very expensive, so come and pick it up! I'm keeping it until you come!
An Open Letter to the Citizens of Gotham City
Gotham is once again faced with challenges. The Narrows attack and the subsequent violence have exposed more than a corrupt police department and an aging infrastructure. It has revealed a Gotham City divided between rich and poor. Garcetti represents status quo. Garcetti asks us to trust him. Trust Garcetti? His record speaks for itself.
Harvey Dent has taken a stand against police corruption but how much of Dent's efforts are about promoting Harvey Dent? Harvey Dent is a politician.
In my work as a Gotham's Victim Advocate, it's become very clear to me that no one is speaking for the majority of Gotham's citizens. Yes, corruption is a problem. But unless we have a new vision of Gotham, a city where everyone has the same safety and opportunity, nothing is going to change.
Garcetti stand for status quo. Dent stands for power. I stand for you.
WHO WILL SPEAK FOR YOU?
One of the true pleasures of running for elected office is getting the opportunity to meet remarkable citizens like you. Well, I want you to know: Dana Worthington is listening.
If you don't believe me, just ask Bethany Hollingston. Beth was accosted on the street right in front of her home. Beaten, robbed and left for dead, Ms. Hollingston came to my shelter seeking some basic human compassion, but I gave her so much more. After nursing her back to health, my organization found a position for Bethany, and she is now the senior VP of my campaign for DA. I couldn't do it without you, Beth!
I would also like to commend Harvey Dent for his courageous behavior in the hostage crisis at Rossi's Deli. I believe that I am still the better candidate for District Attorney, and I hope you see that until we get the politicians out of City Hall, nothing will change.
Here's to renewed compassion in our city's government,
Dana Worthington
Candidate for DA Dana Worthington Comments on Events at Rossi's Deli
Everybody is talking about the events at Rossi's Deli on Sunday. I want to be the first to commend Harvey Dent for his bravery, courage, and compassion. Even in the middle of a hard-fought campaign, I think it's important to acknowledge true valor. What Harvey Dent did by putting himself at risk to free that poor, poor woman is something all Gothamites can be proud of. Thanks to him, the hostage, Jenna Hanover- Oates, was released alive and well. She is a true survivor, and on that day, Harvey Dent became a true hero.
But one woman did not survive. Mary Breitup. Every death of a fellow human being is like a little death of all of us. Even if we've experienced terrible and tragic deaths, it never gets any easier. I'm so sad for the Breitup family. My heart goes out to the Breitup children. Who will stop this madness? When will it ever end?
We don't know what happened inside that deli. But we do know that there was yet one more victim left dead, Mary Breitup, beautiful, tragic, hard-working Mary Breitup. What a tragic tale she tells, losing her handsome husband Karl to the shoot-out at Betty's House of Pies and then losing her own life at Rossi's Deli. And the children suffer most of all. Who will take care of the children? What will they remember of their parents?
If I could have reached out to Mary, if I could have contacted her, if I could have whispered in her ear, "Go! Save your life! Go hug your kids!" I would have. I would have done everything in my power to get through to her, to save her from the twists and tragedies of fate.
But we live in Gotham. All of our lives are hanging on a thread.
Things must change.
This is certainly no time for politics. But if you vote for me, I will work my heart out to make sure there are no more victims like Mary Breitup.
Dana Worthington
A MESSAGE TO THE CITIZENS OF GOTHAM BY DANA WORTHINGTON
Well, it looks as though the race for DA is down to just two candidates: Mr. Garcetti and me, Dana Worthington. Harvey Dent has been a worthy adversary, but where his campaign has lost momentum, mine has only been picking up.
We're definitely not the favorites here. But our campaign is full of the kind of energy and enthusiasm that the best come-from-behind campaigns have. And although my opponents have much longer careers in politics in Gotham, we have picked up some great endorsements, including the Gotham Teacher's Union, Gotham Local 184, and an official endorsement from the Gotham Woman's Daily.
So, despite rumors that Garcetti is a "mathematic inevitability" to win this contest, I have no plans of conceding to him.
Now, the choice is clear: do you want Gotham politics to continue sliding downward into the chasm of hopelessness and despair?
Because, if you do, you can vote for the status quo.
But, if you want a fresh tomorrow, filled with promise and light, then cast your ballot for the one candidate who represents the underdog: Me, Dana Worthington.
Together, we can rebuild this city.
Let's get working.
Dana Worthington
A Message to the Citizens of Gotham from Dana Worthington
The citizens of Gotham are smart. You really, really are. I've met so many of you in this campaign. And it has made me realize that you do see what's going on in Gotham City.
You know that I have been a tireless supporter of victims' rights for decades.
I speak for those who have no voice, I fight for those who are weak and I stand up, time and time again, against politicians like Roger Garcetti and Harvey Dent who have led us into this mess. I'm not a politician, I am an advocate for all the regular people in Gotham who have been wronged, hurt, and overlooked by the politicians in power.
I do not like to speak badly of people, but I must admonish the name-calling between Mr. Dent and Mr. Garcetti during this campaign.
Where is the positive exchange of ideas from elections past? The spirit of camaraderie? The idea that the best person should win?
I know one thing. Gotham wants to restore a sense of justice and honesty to the office of DA, no matter who gets elected. But, if that person should be me, I promise to build all of us up without tearing others down.
Thanks, and hope to see you at the campaign headquarters!
Thanks, and make sure to vote your conscience.
Dana Worthington
Message from Dana Worthington
To my fellow citizens of this wonderful city,
Hello. I'm Dana Worthington. I just wanted to say a couple things about the political shenanigans going on right now. My two opponents are locked in a mudfight. Dirty attacks are flying, and both of my opponents are more interested in making political points than actually helping Gotham. Are you sick of these kinds of dirty tricks? This type of old politics is exactly what's ailing Gotham. We need new politics. We need someone who is interested in making Gotham safe, not attacking their political opponents. My friends, that person is me. Please help me become District Attorney of Gotham City, and I will not let you down.
Thank you for all your support,
Dana Worthington
PS. Somebody left a blue wool sweater at my campaign offices. I know it's probably very expensive, so come and pick it up! I'm keeping it until you come!
An Open Letter to the Citizens of Gotham City
Gotham is once again faced with challenges. The Narrows attack and the subsequent violence have exposed more than a corrupt police department and an aging infrastructure. It has revealed a Gotham City divided between rich and poor. Garcetti represents status quo. Garcetti asks us to trust him. Trust Garcetti? His record speaks for itself.
Harvey Dent has taken a stand against police corruption but how much of Dent's efforts are about promoting Harvey Dent? Harvey Dent is a politician.
In my work as a Gotham's Victim Advocate, it's become very clear to me that no one is speaking for the majority of Gotham's citizens. Yes, corruption is a problem. But unless we have a new vision of Gotham, a city where everyone has the same safety and opportunity, nothing is going to change.
Garcetti stand for status quo. Dent stands for power. I stand for you.
WHO WILL SPEAK FOR YOU?
