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BADGERING OUR LEADERS FOR GOOD GOVERNMENT
It happens every day. Politicians take our money, and then, after they already have our money, they tell what we will get for our money. Whether what we get for our money has anything to do with what we want depends upon … Continue reading
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WORLD-CLASS EDUCATION OR EDUCATED TO BE OF THIS WORLD?
On October 7, 2012 Dr. Steven Walts, Superintendent Prince William County Schools, provided us an editorial, About Our Schools: The meaning of ‘World-Class’. And what is the meaning of “World-Class”? Apparently, it comes down to a bunch of statistics. You … Continue reading
WELL, WE DID THAT!
As you can see in the last post, SUPERVISOR COREY STEWART ON PROTECTING YOUR PROPERTY RIGHTS, Prince William County has already endorsed the property rights Constitutional Amendment. What about your county? Dear Friend, You can help pass the property rights Constitutional Amendment! … Continue reading
SUPERVISOR COREY STEWART ON PROTECTING YOUR PROPERTY RIGHTS
Here is what Chairman At-Large Corey A. Stewart has to say about Ballot Question 1. Vote Yes on Protecting Private Property: This past Tuesday, the Prince William County Board of Supervisors passed a resolution, which I introduced, in support of Ballot … Continue reading
A NEW HERO?
In A Real Political Hero Emerges In PWC – Peter Candland, Loudoun Insider proclaims a new hero. Here is how it starts. I haven’t posted on this issue as much as the Prince William County centric bloggers, but the bitter battle over … Continue reading








