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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=jsteele][quote=Anonymous]Every utterance by Goulet now gets its own thread? He's certainly living rent-free inside someone's head. Pretty weird since he has no actual power.[/quote]

This is not an utterance, it is an official action that requires a government response. [/quote]

If he's such a troll, why amplify him, even with his "official actions"?

You all have Goulet on the brain for some baffling reason, and it's amusing.
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Interesting you find it amusing. He is wasting city resources with this filing and will likely cost those accused of wrongdoing, at a minimum of their time and possible legal expenses to defend this frivolous allegation. The sworn testimony gathered by OCF already negated these allegations, so basically this is like the GOP Kraken. [/quote]

If you ignore him, he'll go away. He just wants the attention, clearly, and a whole lot of posters here are taking the bait.[/quote]

+1000000000000000

The Elissastans in Ward 3 find him to be like evil catnip or something. [/quote]

He's an elected official in Ward 3 now, so he isn't going away no matter how much we try to ignore him.[/quote]

He ran and lost and then ran for the next available position. He's not going anywhere. He's going to run against Matt as soon as he can. He doesn't know the first thing about DCPS and it's crystal clear every time he opens his mouth. He appealed to the NIMBYs in Foxhall to get elected and now we're stuck with him. His first step was to set up a bunch of working groups for things most DCPS and charter parents in the area are unified on-total energy vampire move-just like the DM of ED and Chancellor. They have a brand and they really stick with it.

What concerns me the most is that he's taking a myopic approach to ward 3 problems and seems to be ignoring the citywide patterns that contribute to some of our biggest issues. His "solutions" seem to involve resource hoarding and are either too big to work or too small to correct the true issue.

Good thing the job is basically powerless. I just don't want him to get in the way of the people who are actually doing the work.

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Many people on the SBOE don’t have kids in DCPS.[/quote]

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