Politics & Government
McGirr Runs on the Platform of Community Service
Brad McGirr says the city doesn't have major issues, but wants to serve the community because that's who he is. The planning commissioner gets emotional several times.
There were times when Brad McGirr's emotions nearly got the best of him. With more than 80 supporters looking on—friends, family, some people he had not met but respected for their openness to new ideas—McGirr formally launched his campaign for City Council of Rancho Santa Margarita.
McGirr's message before well-wishers at Rancho Santa Margarita Honda was one of service to the community. He got teary-eyed no fewer than three times as he spoke, but prefaced his comments at the outset that he might get misty-eyed "because I care."
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