Bob Capano and the themes of his campaign

For good or ill,  Bob Capano and the folks who have 

>>> gotten his ear and/or are into his head <<<

have decided that "he'll dance with who brung um" ---  or  ---  "go 'all in' with what they got and what's showin' all around...."

More than any other campaign for the contested GOP  line in the 43rd Council District this year,  Bob Capano's has stuck closest to one set of issues throughout this primary season.

First,  Bob Capano says that he was, continues to be, and will continue to be the biggest President Trump supporter among the so-called Republicans running in 2017;  second,  he pitches quite forcefully  that the Democrats presently "in charge" at City Hall have become too radical, even by New York City standards, in their various left-wing approaches to city governance;  third, Capano claims that even in Bay Ridge and surrounding areas,  there is now an element inside the Democratic Party establishment that is foreign and completely UN-AMERICAN,  and that it is a clear and present danger  >>>  and that clear and present danger is personified in the likes of national con artist and radical activist LINDA SARSOUR <<<  and the  upstart radical Palestinian KHADER EL-YATEEM, is her compliant sock puppet locally;  and of course his most often repeated theme is:  that he,  Bob Capano, is the only candidate among the Republicans running in the 43rd District in 2017 with a variety of life and career experience ---  that includes both multiple instances of private sector employment,  including management of a large business, and a public service resume that includes government service on behalf of both Republicans and Democrats.....

CAPANO'S RECENT MAIL AND ADS

Bob's most recent ad buys and mailings show that he is stickin' to those themes  ---  IN SPADES.

What's more, his folks have done some polling;  and it shows that HE is "in tune with" and has "tapped into" lots of Republican voters.  More important,  none of his Republican opponents have effectively singled Capano out as an unacceptable candidate that can't win with his very Trump-centric campaign all around the Southwest corner of Brooklyn in November.