Amy Hoffmann’s decision to attend the Jan. 6 rally, and her subsequent regret, clouds her candidacy as NISD trustee.
and was present at the subsequent violent insurrection at the Capitol, be considered a credible candidate for local office?These are the questions spurred by Amy Hoffmann’s candidacy for a seat on the Northside Independent School District Board of Trustees.Hoffmann was among the thousands of supporters for former President Donald Trump in Washington D.C. on Jan. 6, 2021, to oppose certification of Joe Biden’s election as president.
Anyone participating in the storming and defacing of the building; assaulting police officers; searching, with violent intent, for Vice President Mike Pence, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, and other members of Congress; should be prosecuted and incarcerated. They should also, in the eyes of voters, be disqualified for public office.
Last year, she represented City Council District 4 on the Parks, Recreation & Open Spaces Committee for the city’s bond program, advocating for additional funding for greenway trails. Hoffmann is an ardent supporter of public schools, and she opposes vouchers.
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