In the cutthroat world of Los Santos politics, the recent election of Mayor Hank Preston and Deputy Mayor Frederick Coleman has revealed some unsavory connections that demand scrutiny. These Republican candidates, with their questionable backgrounds, have embarked on a journey riddled with controversy, raising serious doubts about their true intentions. 

Hank Preston, a white blue-collar conservative man, and Frederick Coleman, a black conservative man, may present themselves as a united front, but beneath the surface lies a dark history that can't be swept under the rug. It's time to expose the sordid truth. 

Delving into the past, it's evident that Hank Preston's ancestors were not just ordinary citizens – they were slave owners. And who were their unfortunate property? None other than the ancestors of Frederick Coleman. It's a nauseating revelation, and it makes you wonder if these two are nothing more than modern-day puppet masters, manipulating the political stage for their own gain. 

Some may argue that Hank and Frederick can't be held responsible for their forebears' actions, but it's hard to ignore the stench of opportunism that surrounds them. Are they truly interested in representing the people of Los Santos, or are they simply out to protect their own interests? 

In a city divided by history and distrust, their alliance appears to be nothing more than a calculated attempt to paper over the sins of the past while advancing their own agendas. Los Santos deserves better than this toxic partnership, and it's high time the citizens wake up to the manipulation at play. 

 Ask yourselves this: why is Frederick Coleman the Deputy Mayor and not the Mayor? It's a question that lingers in the air, and one that deserves an answer. The people of Los Santos deserve to know the truth behind this questionable arrangement and what it means for the future of their city.