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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sully thinks MCPS is teaching children "graphic sexual material". That is code for that he hates trans kids. Argue it if you want, but it is obvious to me. I have a pretty low bar as Elrich is really not great, but Sully doesn't even meet that low standard of not hating kids that get bullied enough as it is. He also fear mongers about Latinos, [b]flat out lied about Asbury[/b], as a Latina that is a big no thanks from me.[/quote]

I don’t know anything about this, can you explain what you mean? I’m off to Google too.[/quote]

From the Bethesda Beat below. Btw it is obvious to me that Sully really does not know anything about MS-13. He probably couldn't even tell you what the "MS" stands for.

[quote]“We need to feel safe where we live, work, play and worship. I believe we need to control crime. Look at Lakeforest or even [Westfield] Montgomery mall, where I worked my way through school,” he said. “MS-13 is taking control of Germantown, Gaithersburg. People in Asbury [Methodist Village, a senior community] don’t even want to go outside of the house. We have armed carjackers here in Montgomery County, something we would have never heard of 30 years ago.”

Spokespeople for the Montgomery County Department of Police and the Gaithersburg Police Department could not be reached immediately Sunday for comment.

Cathy Canning, senior director of marketing and public relations for Asbury Communities, on Monday morning called Sullivan’s comments about Asbury “categorically false” and “fear-mongering.”

“We have 134 acres with a 17-acre nature preserve with woods. Residents are out walking around the community at all times of day and evening,” she said. “People are going back and forth all the time into the community.” She followed up with an email citing a recent resident survey that showed 93% of respondents felt “very safe.”[/quote][/quote]

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