From Uncovered Politics:
Facing eviction from her home two days after the November 8 general election, longtime community activist and Code Pink member Mary DeCamp continues to fight for every last vote in Tucson’s three-way mayoral race.
The Green Party candidate, who fell behind in her mortgage payments after a costly bicycling accident two years ago, isn’t letting her personal financial woes distract from her campaign to become the first woman — and the first third-party candidate — to hold the office of mayor of the 33rd largest city in the country.
It’s bad enough being a Green candidate in the most wackadoodle station in the union.
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Judging by her affiliations, I’d say SHE’S the wackadoodle.