Elaine Tholen's recall is goin to court

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sorry I missed previous threads. What did she do wrong?

Sorry I missed your previous posts. Has she done anything right?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Omeish deserves a recall ASAP.

You too can sign her petition this weekend.
https://openfcpscoalition.org/events

I find it unfortunate that it was written to early to include her inability to vote on just about anything over this past winter. To me that was more negligent than what is written up.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Guys, no judge is going to want to set the legal precedent that would allow a small subset of the electorate the ability to get an elected official thrown out outside of regular election cycle just because those people didn't agree with the way the elected official handled a particular issue.

Oh boy, here come the legal eagles again. You guys are clearly hack lawyers if you have nothing better to do then throw out your constantly wrong opinions and guarantees about the outcomes of these cases. I'm glad I'm married to a lawyer that went to a real law school and has a real career.

…I went to a T5 and work at a BigLaw firm. Try again. I’m just a moderate who doesnt believe what Laura Ingraham and Rory Cooper serves up.

Anyone can call themselves a moderate republican who works for a big law firm by posting on an anonymous parent board.

That claim is so classic dcum that it is hilarious cliche. Let me guess. In addition to the Big Law job, you also have a precocious duaghter named Larla.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Sorry I missed previous threads. What did she do wrong?

Sorry I missed your previous posts. Has she done anything right?

Why don't you try answering that poster's question instead of deflecting?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sorry I missed previous threads. What did she do wrong?

Sorry I missed your previous posts. Has she done anything right?

Why don't you try answering that poster's question instead of deflecting?

It’s not a serious question. Previous threads are easy to find, as is the petition.

[Anonymous]

Steve Descano doesn’t want to prosecute criminals, so he certainly isn’t going to pursue a civil action against someone who is merely annoyingly self-centered and incompetent.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:What a waste of time and resources. And so creepy how school board recalls are part of a nationwide, right wing campaign.

It's not that surprising. Many people suppressed their dissatisfaction with the direction that left-leaning school boards were taking for some time for fear of being called Trump supporters. Trump is out of power, and people - including many Democrats - have emerged to try and stop the excesses of misguided school boards like the FCPS School Board. The poor response to Covid-19 just kicked it into a higher gear.

Not the majority of people. Not even close.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What a waste of time and resources. And so creepy how school board recalls are part of a nationwide, right wing campaign.

It's not that surprising. Many people suppressed their dissatisfaction with the direction that left-leaning school boards were taking for some time for fear of being called Trump supporters. Trump is out of power, and people - including many Democrats - have emerged to try and stop the excesses of misguided school boards like the FCPS School Board. The poor response to Covid-19 just kicked it into a higher gear.

Not the majority of people. Not even close.

So the progressives are now resurrecting "the silent majority"? Guess we'll see how that turns out.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What a waste of time and resources. And so creepy how school board recalls are part of a nationwide, right wing campaign.

It's not that surprising. Many people suppressed their dissatisfaction with the direction that left-leaning school boards were taking for some time for fear of being called Trump supporters. Trump is out of power, and people - including many Democrats - have emerged to try and stop the excesses of misguided school boards like the FCPS School Board. The poor response to Covid-19 just kicked it into a higher gear.

Not the majority of people. Not even close.

Correct. It’s just a small percentage of loudmouths that won’t let our county work together through this. They have a partisan interest in keeping people angry and divided.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What a waste of time and resources. And so creepy how school board recalls are part of a nationwide, right wing campaign.

It's not that surprising. Many people suppressed their dissatisfaction with the direction that left-leaning school boards were taking for some time for fear of being called Trump supporters. Trump is out of power, and people - including many Democrats - have emerged to try and stop the excesses of misguided school boards like the FCPS School Board. The poor response to Covid-19 just kicked it into a higher gear.

Not the majority of people. Not even close.

Correct. It’s just a small percentage of loudmouths that won’t let our county work together through this. They have a partisan interest in keeping people angry and divided.

It's more like the moderate center, which accounts for most Fairfax residents, is banding together to object against the partisanship on both sides. We'd like a School Board that is laser-focused on opening schools and operating them efficiently and effectively, and not comprised of members like Frisch, Pekarsky, and Sizemore Heizer, who are now posting on social media about their prime seats at last night's campaign rally for Terry McAuliffe.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sorry I missed previous threads. What did she do wrong?

Sorry I missed your previous posts. Has she done anything right?

Why don't you try answering that poster's question instead of deflecting?

It’s not a serious question. Previous threads are easy to find, as is the petition.

Then it should be easy enough for you to list her “sins” here.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Sorry I missed previous threads. What did she do wrong?

Sorry I missed your previous posts. Has she done anything right?

I do not know, that’s why I’m asking.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What a waste of time and resources. And so creepy how school board recalls are part of a nationwide, right wing campaign.

It's not that surprising. Many people suppressed their dissatisfaction with the direction that left-leaning school boards were taking for some time for fear of being called Trump supporters. Trump is out of power, and people - including many Democrats - have emerged to try and stop the excesses of misguided school boards like the FCPS School Board. The poor response to Covid-19 just kicked it into a higher gear.

Not the majority of people. Not even close.

Correct. It’s just a small percentage of loudmouths that won’t let our county work together through this. They have a partisan interest in keeping people angry and divided.

It's more like the moderate center, which accounts for most Fairfax residents, is banding together to object against the partisanship on both sides. We'd like a School Board that is laser-focused on opening schools and operating them efficiently and effectively, and not comprised of members like Frisch, Pekarsky, and Sizemore Heizer, who are now posting on social media about their prime seats at last night's campaign rally for Terry McAuliffe.

If McAuliffe is connecting himself to the FCPS School Board, then that’s great news for Youngkin. Youngkin doesn’t have to win every vote in NOVA, but if he can minimize the Dems margin here, he has much greater chance of pulling out the win in November. Everyone I know is voting based on school issues (extended closures, CRT, math curriculum) and how those issues are impacting their families.

[Anonymous]

Everyone you know is very shortsighted then. Are they fan of Youngkin’s “voter integrity” platform that sucks up to trump and the big lie? Are they a fan of Youngkin going on the offense against abortion rights as he stated he would at a campaign event?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What a waste of time and resources. And so creepy how school board recalls are part of a nationwide, right wing campaign.

It's not that surprising. Many people suppressed their dissatisfaction with the direction that left-leaning school boards were taking for some time for fear of being called Trump supporters. Trump is out of power, and people - including many Democrats - have emerged to try and stop the excesses of misguided school boards like the FCPS School Board. The poor response to Covid-19 just kicked it into a higher gear.

Not the majority of people. Not even close.

Correct. It’s just a small percentage of loudmouths that won’t let our county work together through this. They have a partisan interest in keeping people angry and divided.

It's more like the moderate center, which accounts for most Fairfax residents, is banding together to object against the partisanship on both sides. We'd like a School Board that is laser-focused on opening schools and operating them efficiently and effectively, and not comprised of members like Frisch, Pekarsky, and Sizemore Heizer, who are now posting on social media about their prime seats at last night's campaign rally for Terry McAuliffe.

If McAuliffe is connecting himself to the FCPS School Board, then that’s great news for Youngkin. Youngkin doesn’t have to win every vote in NOVA, but if he can minimize the Dems margin here, he has much greater chance of pulling out the win in November. Everyone I know is voting based on school issues (extended closures, CRT, math curriculum) and how those issues are impacting their families.

Terry just received a huge contribution from the NEA and that other teachers union. I believe it was to the tune of $600,000+

That should tell you all you need to know about his lack of care for public schools.

It is a shame that the teachers unions are ao partisan and anti education. They really don't represent the interests of public school teachers any more.