I think it’s fairly well documented on how Mudslide Mark Dudenhefer has voted to cut millions in funding for Stafford County Public Schools and in 2011 he voted against increasing funds to the school board by $1 million. We’ve previously…
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Cord “Not So” Sterling and Mudslide Mark vs. StaffordCo Schools
Posted in 2011 Election, Education, Local Politics, Stafford County, Stafford County Board of Supervisors, Stafford County Schools, State Politics, Virginia House of Delegates Tagged with: 2nd State House District, 7th wealthiest county, bus drivers, cafeteria workers, City of Alexandria, cord sterling, Dean Fetterolf, economic incentive, Esteban Garces, mark dudenhefer, Prince William County, Prince William County Public Schools, Rock Hill Supervisor, Spotsylvania County, Spotsylvania County Public Schools, Stafford County, Stafford County Public Schools, teacher salaries, U.S. Census Bureau, Virginia Department of Education
Stafford County Registrar Certifies Candidates, With a Few Surprises
On August 30, 2011, the Stafford County Registrar certified those candidates, in Stafford, who qualified to be on the ballot in the November 8, 2011 general election. For those interested, here’s a quick rundown of the results. The Commonwealth’s Attorney…
Posted in 2011 Election, Stafford County, Stafford County Board of Supervisors, Stafford County Schools Tagged with: Bob Thomas, Byron Hinton, Charles E. Jett, Charles Latimer, Chuck Feldbush, cord sterling, Dana Reinboldt, Dean Fetterolf, Dewayne McOsker, Eric Olsen, Fred Sweat, Heather Stefl, Jack Cavalier, Keith Angle, Laura Rudy, Mike Lovitt, Patricia Healy, Scott Mayausky, Stafford County Board of Supervisors, Stafford County Constitutional Offices, Stafford County School Board, Stafford Democrats, Stafford Republicans, Tea Party, Tim Barbrow
Is Stafford County “Better off with Fetterolf”? You Betcha!
As many of my regular readers know, the issue that I’m most passionate about, locally, is strengthening our public education system – something the Republican-led Stafford County Board of Supervisors could care less about. Last year I wrote about how…
Stafford County Republicans Spend $60 Per Day on Each Inmate vs. $21 Per Day on Each Student, Education Clearly Not a Priority
The Republican majority on the Stafford County Board of Supervisors sent a clear message on Tuesday evening to county residents and potential new businesses, “They do not value education and would prefer to play politics with our children’s future.” They…
Posted in Education, Local Politics, Stafford County, Stafford County Schools Tagged with: Annual Yearly Progress, Audit Problems, Bill Howell, BPOL, cord sterling, Education Cuts, K-7 Pupil/Teacher Ratio, paul milde, Rappahannock Regional Jail, Stafford County, Stafford County Audit, Stafford County Board of Supervisors, Stafford County School Board, Stafford County Schools, Stafford County Teachers, Stafford Economic Development Plan, Stafford GOP, Stafford Inmates, Stafford Republicans, Standards of Learning, Susan Stimpson
Sterling Continues Spreading Misinformation On Stafford School Budget
A little over a week ago, Stafford County Supervisor Cord Sterling (R-Rock Hill) appeared at a Tea Party rally in Stafford and did his very best to appeal to this fringe crowd. Regardless of our political differences, I used to…
4/18 Week In Review: LMM Top Headlines
PWC Chairman Corey Stewart Compares Obama Administration to Nazi Regime, On Eve of Holocaust Remembrance Day Stewart Offers No Apologies for Nazi Comparison, Reaffirms Using Tax Dollars to Break the Law Delegate Bob Marshall Suggests Shooting Lawmakers Over Policy Differences…
Posted in News Tagged with: Barack Obama, Bob Marshall, cord sterling, Corey Stewart, Cutting Taxes, Federal Income Taxes, Guns, Health Care Reform, Holocaust, Ken Cuccinelli, Medicaid, Middle-Income Families, Nazi, Stafford County Schools, Stafford Tea Party, Violence
Stafford Tea Party Leader Vince Ellis is a “Hater”
Vince Ellis, leader of the Stafford County Tea Party, spoke at their April 10th Tea Party Rally in Stafford County, Virginia. He wanted to make sure that everyone knew that he was a “hater.” He hates sexual predators, he hates…
Posted in Local Politics, Tea Party Tagged with: Bob Marshall, cord sterling, Hater, Ken Cuccinelli, Mark Cole, Stafford County, Stafford Tea Party Rally, Vince Ellis, Virginia
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