Council Member Zhuang Explains Vote on General Orders
Council Member Susan Zhuang explains her vote, emphasizing that council members are elected to represent and protect their communities rather than engage in divisive rhetoric.
Zhuang.
Can I explain my vote?
Permission granted.
I want to first of all, I want to thank Councilmember Barcher to convince me to vote yes today.
And that I don't respect, I we get elected to represent our community.
We get that elected by protect our community.
Our job is to protect our community.
Do not waste time talk about it and the mark, what the other people look like, what the other people like, what the other people eat.
And that's not our job.
Our job is here to represent our people.
Make sure all the people's voice get hurt.
I will do everything possible to protect my community, and that I don't believe and the I don't believe someone doesn't know the situation and the judge me.
And also, that's not the CD Council about.
We stand here to represent our 51 district.
We are not standing here to make fun of the other people.
I think I'm proud to elect and the present represent my community, and I'm proud to stand here to vote with all my people here.
But I don't think anything childish thing react in CD Council is uh all the CD Council about.
Thank you.
Council member, your vote.
Aye.
Uh-oh.
Thank you.