Anonymous wrote:My goodness can you leave the personal life of this man alone. He's running for BOE not president of the US.
Anonymous wrote:https://bethesdamagazine.com/2020-primary-voters-guide/montgomery-county-board-of-education-at-large/
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Anonymous wrote:My goodness can you leave the personal life of this man alone. He's running for BOE not president of the US.
Anonymous wrote:There are a lot of candidates but at least the Teacher's Union helped me instantly eliminate one candidate by endorsing him - Sunil Dasgupta - #VoteAgainstTheAppleBallot2020
I too like Austin. The BOE needs an overhaul. We can't have another year of a BOE where the student rep is the smartest member of the board.
Anonymous wrote:A cornerstone of his campaign is his purported financial expertise. Portfolio manager at a big defense contractor? Geez, I’d be awfully surprised if a multi-billion-dollar enterprise like Lockheed Martin would be shaking in its boots because of a county board of education race, no matter hot heated. Austin has said he worked for a couple of hedge funds (unnamed and for an unspecified amount of time) and at Merrill Lynch, after the dot.com bust. That would put him smack in the middle of the timeframe when Merrill almost went belly up because of its enthusiastic dive into risky subprime mortgages and related investment schemes. So, yeah, i’d like to know more about his finance background before entrusting him with making decisions about taxpayer money.
Maybe he is a financial wizard! Who knows? He won’t say. Has he ever worked for a developer? If so, who? when? He talks the talk about transparency, and is highly critical of the lack of transparency from the current BOE, so to be consistent, he should walk the walk when it comes to his own campaign. Otherwise...he’ll just come across as another hypocritical, two-bit politician.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At least he hasn’t been involved in deportation efforts! Or isn’t a crappy teacher at Shady Grove!
He’s said where he’s worked in the past. He’s been harassed. People like you are obsessed with him. I don’t blame him.
Maybe he has. We don't know, do we?
He's hardly unique, as a candidate for BoE, in having unflattering things said about him. He does seem to be unique in declining to say where he works, though.
I’m certain his opponents would have turned it up by now if he had been.
Meanwhile Lynne Harris has her name on court cases deporting people and *crickets*.
Please provide specifics that explain why this is relevant to the BoE race in 2020?
You can’t be serious?
PP you're responding to. I absolutely am serious. When did she do what you're saying she did, and in what capacity?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Poor guy. He really has had to put up with a ton of harassment from the club, hasn't he?
It’s really crazy to me. And the whole sign stealing thing from OneMontgomery. So two-faced.
The what?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So weird. It would be laughable if he weren’t trying to sit on a board that influences the future of children. Shouldn’t we know more about him? The b-ball’s really in his court on this one and its an easy one.
You don’t sound as if you really care ...is it really going to influence your decision or you just want to bitch and moan about it?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At least he hasn’t been involved in deportation efforts! Or isn’t a crappy teacher at Shady Grove!
He’s said where he’s worked in the past. He’s been harassed. People like you are obsessed with him. I don’t blame him.
Maybe he has. We don't know, do we?
He's hardly unique, as a candidate for BoE, in having unflattering things said about him. He does seem to be unique in declining to say where he works, though.
I’m certain his opponents would have turned it up by now if he had been.
Meanwhile Lynne Harris has her name on court cases deporting people and *crickets*.
Please provide specifics that explain why this is relevant to the BoE race in 2020?
You can’t be serious?
PP you're responding to. I absolutely am serious. When did she do what you're saying she did, and in what capacity?
2004. Her name is on cases denying people asylum. She issued a denial but it needs way more explanation and details.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:At least he hasn’t been involved in deportation efforts! Or isn’t a crappy teacher at Shady Grove!
He’s said where he’s worked in the past. He’s been harassed. People like you are obsessed with him. I don’t blame him.
Maybe he has. We don't know, do we?
He's hardly unique, as a candidate for BoE, in having unflattering things said about him. He does seem to be unique in declining to say where he works, though.
I’m certain his opponents would have turned it up by now if he had been.
Meanwhile Lynne Harris has her name on court cases deporting people and *crickets*.
Please provide specifics that explain why this is relevant to the BoE race in 2020?
You can’t be serious?
PP you're responding to. I absolutely am serious. When did she do what you're saying she did, and in what capacity?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:https://bethesdamagazine.com/2020-primary-voters-guide/montgomery-county-board-of-education-at-large/
Details on all candidates.
For Steve Austin, for current occupation and employer, it says "Portfolio manager, Lockheed Martin Investment Management Co." So that's his current occupation and employer?