I said, 'I'm not sitting down for this. I was appalled that a community newspaper would prohibit a candidate from giving her point of view. So she plans to attend the debate and get her oar in anyway. At first impression, you could be forgiven for thinking that Kat Gallant was running for office simply as a publicity stunt to promote the hairdressing salon she owns. Fantasy's is an unusual business.
Customers get their hair cut by women dressed in lingerie, and they can get a massage afterward.
She's absolutely serious about her campaign, though she describes herself as an activist, not a politician. She ran out of money while studying journalism at Arizona State University, and so went to work at Fantasy's. The business wasn't making money, but Gallant changed that, eventually buying the salon. She'd bought a house in Mesa and got a grant from the housing authority toward fixing it up. Then she went to ASU, and had to rent out the house.