Mayor's Crisis Management Style: Stand There, Look Concerned

Keisha Lance Bottoms is a great candidate if you are a Georgian relying on the government to be your daddy. Together, we can add fuel to the fires burning Atlanta. Look at it like Stacey Abrams 2.0.

Bottoms' Legacy: A City in Crisis She Couldn't Control

Keisha Lance Bottoms is Stacey Abrams 2.0 — a candidate who believes government should be your daddy while Atlanta burns. During her four years as mayor, violent crime spiked, she faced a $37,000 ethics fine for campaign finance violations, she used taxpayer funds for self-promotional mailers, and she allegedly benefited from pay-to-play schemes with contractors who later won lucrative city contracts. Georgia doesn't need another failed leader promoting government dependency — it needs real solutions to the problems Bottoms left behind.

Leadership for Those Who Like a Quitter

Mayor of Atlanta: She served a single term from 2018 to 2022. She notably chose not to run for reelection

Keisha Lance Bottoms stands strong for those dependent on government support. This campaign keeps the embers of Atlanta burning — ensuring no one is left behind by bold, direct action and fierce commitment.White House Advisor: She served as the Director of the Office of Public Liaison for President Biden starting in June 2022. She stepped down from this role in early 2023

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How Can KLB Let You Down???

Handling of Crime and Civil Unrest

The "Covid Crime Wave": Critics frequently point to a severe spike in violent crime during her term, during which Atlanta homicides rose by over 58%. Opponents brand her approach as "soft on crime" and blame her policies for deteriorating street safety. [1, 2]
2020 Riots and Civil Unrest: Conservative challengers heavily criticize her handling of the 2020 protests, particularly the unrest surrounding the burning of a local Wendy's. Opponents allege she failed to support her own police department and police chief, allowing chaos to overtake metro streets. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Left-Wing Criticism: Conversely, progressive anti-racist activists argue she let the community down from the opposite direction, criticizing her for increasing police budgets to $200 million and enforcing strict curfews that led to protester arrests. [1]

Governance and Ethics Scrutiny

Abrupt Departure from Office: Opponents heavily capitalize on her 2021 decision not to seek a second mayoral term. Republican attack ads characterize the move as "quitting on the city" during a period of peak crisis. [1, 2, 3]
Pay-to-Play Allegations: During her gubernatorial bid, Fox News reported on emerging ethics scrutiny. Opponents raise questions over unapproved city contracts awarded to a firm called Con-Real, alleging a pay-to-play scheme. [1]
Misuse of Public Funds: Critics have flagged questionable municipal spending during her administration, including thousands of dollars utilized for luxury limousine services and taxpayer-funded airfare for her husband's trip to the Super Bowl. [1]

Ruining the Community

She walked away when the city needed her.