text: Most people winning their 3 rd consecutive election as mayor of a major city consider themselves fortunate.
  
  Nenshi won his 3rd consecutive victory and by a comfortable margin despite a record voter participation rate, 7 sometimes controversial years in power and major recent economic setbacks for the city that inevitably result in scapegoating the current people in power.
   
  Most victors in Nenshi's situation would express gratitude to the voters of Calgary and vow to represent all of the people in moving forward during a still challenging recovery period and usually would also make reference to having heard the concerns of those who voted for a change.
  
  But not Nenshi!
  
  In his overweening arrogance and entitlement, he subtly suggested that many who had the temerity to vote for another candidate must be racist rather than opposed to his left leaning agenda in a still right leaning town.
  
  How have any Christian candidates for mayors of Cairo and Islamabad done?
  
  I'm guessing not well.