
That's not a good decision. |
Again, many do and just because many don’t doesn’t mean she can’t be elected. You’re in denial. |
DP. It can certainly disqualify her from consideration by many voters. Indeed, I expect MOST voters would disqualify her from consideration on the basis of her wanting to be the voice of homeschooling and private school parents on the Board of Education - if not on the basis of a great number of her other statements and actions. |
Well, that all depends on what "many" turns out to be. In 2020, we kept hearing how "many" people agreed with Austin, and yet he failed to get enough votes to get to the general election. |
Don’t be so literal. It disqualifies her from my vote. |
She can be elected if she gets the most votes or the second most votes in the May primary election, and the most votes in the November election. However, I don't think most Montgomery County voters want to vote for a homeschooling culture-war-fighting hatemonger who wants to dismantle the public school system. |
And it can qualify her into consideration because it’s nothing more than desperate attempt at fear-mongering. So petty. |
Fear mongering?? Queen is Mandel and her band of yuck. Diaz too. |
Doesn’t matter what you think. What you think doesn’t get someone elected or not. Asinine of you to think that an individual can and will dismantle a public school system. You’ve discredited yourself with that hyperbolic nonsense. |
If you don’t like her doing it, why do you do it too? Doesn’t meet your agenda. |
There's at least one amazing candidate for district 4. It couldn't be more clear. If you're confused, use the Apple ballot, it will set u straight. |
it seems like their people are responsible for a lot of the misinformation in this thread. I'd rely on mainstream sources. |
You’re wrong. |
There are none. |
How about let people make their own decision? |