A man in Canada won his local city council election while claiming he was underqualified for the position and not interested in politics but ‘just trying to pay my rent.’
Brady Rogers, 33, seemingly reluctantly ran for city council in his hometown of Kelowna and surprisingly won while telling constituents that he ‘barely’ wanted to take the position.
Despite openly admitting he felt unqualified, Rogers’ comedic approach to his campaign won over the local voters.
‘I think for the most part people saw the tongue-in-cheek humor, and once they dug into my platform they recognized I do actually have some fairly sophisticated ideas,’
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