Anonymous wrote:Simply because she was the lowest hanging fruit (ie. fewest signatures required to get a recall because of the size of her district which was the smallest). It really had nothing to do with her actions she was just a convenient target for a group of Anti-Vax, Anti-Mask and Anti-Union nut jobs.
As a follow-up to this group's great success in the recall effort of Tholen maybe they should consider adding an initiative to get FCPS to update all of their Science and History books to tell the truth about the US moon landing back in 1969.
After all, there is about the same amount of scientific evidence backing that story as there is backing the story that vaccines protect against Covid-19 and masks prevent the spread.
Winning...
Anonymous wrote:A statement from Tholen said Hingeley independently investigated the claims against the School Board member. The special prosecutor asked the judge to discuss the case "because it did not contain factual allegations that met the legal standard."
"In this case, a small group of people unhappy about Covid restrictions tried to use the law to substitute their opinion for a unanimous consensus of the Fairfax County School Board," said Tholen in response to the petition dismissal. "I was happy to hear the special prosecutor tell the judge that the case was about a policy disagreement, and that the recall process is not a vehicle to resolve such disputes with elected officials and governing bodies. That is why we have elections."
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:It's over Johnny...
Good when partisan harassment is seen for what it is.
Anonymous wrote:It's over Johnny...
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Nothing filled me with rage last year more than all the time spent on TJ (relevant to such a tiny percentage of FCPS kids) and renaming schools WHEN SCHOOLS WERE CLOSED. Its like cleaning out your closet when your house is on fire.
That’s just dumb. The SB had no control over the spread of COVID.
Anonymous wrote:Nothing filled me with rage last year more than all the time spent on TJ (relevant to such a tiny percentage of FCPS kids) and renaming schools WHEN SCHOOLS WERE CLOSED. Its like cleaning out your closet when your house is on fire.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:we know who the loonies are, and they are not on the school board.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Even if the petition ultimately fails, the School Board members are put on notice that their actions are being monitored (and no longer blindly trusted by FCPS families). Plus, I think the recall/frustration with current School Board will bring motivated voters to the polls in November.
Agreed. The biggest benefit of the petition, even if it fails, is making voters aware of the loonies on this SB and hopefully voting accordingly.
The vast majority of FCPS voters disagrees with you.
You're wrong, but don't worry, you'll find out in 2023. LOL.
IDK. I’m a very moderate Dem. but I’m pretty appalled at all the equity rabbit holes this Board went down, while they couldn’t even get school open. There are some members of the Board I would keep. But Maren, Cohen, Fritsch, Omeish, etc. Oh heck no.
Anonymous wrote:She’s a wealthy woman; she ought to be ashamed that she makes use of FCPS’s lawyers to defend her conduct.