Here in my city of Kelowna, British Columbia, something interesting is happening. We’re having a civic election, and one of the candidates for city council, Brady Rogers, is taking a refreshing approach: self-deprecation and unvarnished honesty.
And it seems to be working.
His campaign yard signs have slogans like “I Barely Want to Do This,” “Just Paying My Rent,” “How Hard Can it Be?,” “Fine, I’ll Do It.” and “Don’t Worry, I’ll Fix Everything (terms and conditions apply.)” I’ve only seen a few scattered in among the thicket of signs posted for his competitors (it’s a crowded field – 37 candidates for eight
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