Anonymous wrote:I voted for Bowser. And I've been here 14 years and 1 day, btw.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I voted for Bowser. She handled COVID well and I like the direction the city is going overall.
You enjoying the crime?
Anonymous wrote:I voted for Bowser. She handled COVID well and I like the direction the city is going overall.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Somebody is really freaking out lol.
It's multiple people and I am one of them. We are exhausted of being told that school closures "don't matter" and that we should "get over it." People tend to freak out when you gaslight them for two years. The fact that you STILL don't understand that parents need schools in order to function, and that simply taking them away without justification for a year was going to have political ramification, is the part that floors me.
Who took them away? Who was our Mayor again?
Bowser wanted to open schools in August 2020! Were you not paying attention? Yes, she failed to successfully negotiate with the union to make it happen. That's on her (and the union, sorry). But she was starting from a premise of "we need schools to be open".
Please name the mayoral candidate or council member who stated clearly that schools NEED to be open and suggested the workable plan for making it happen. All I heard was a bunch of people saying mealy mouth BS to hold onto their WTU endorsement and advocating for MORE virtual school.
But go on.
No she didn’t. If she wanted to open them, she would have. There are teachers unions in every state and everyone else managed to figure it out. She was giving the middle finger to Trump in Sept 2020, which I fully support, but the schools were closed because it was politically expedient for her party.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Somebody is really freaking out lol.
It's multiple people and I am one of them. We are exhausted of being told that school closures "don't matter" and that we should "get over it." People tend to freak out when you gaslight them for two years. The fact that you STILL don't understand that parents need schools in order to function, and that simply taking them away without justification for a year was going to have political ramification, is the part that floors me.
Who took them away? Who was our Mayor again?
Bowser wanted to open schools in August 2020! Were you not paying attention? Yes, she failed to successfully negotiate with the union to make it happen. That's on her (and the union, sorry). But she was starting from a premise of "we need schools to be open".
Please name the mayoral candidate or council member who stated clearly that schools NEED to be open and suggested the workable plan for making it happen. All I heard was a bunch of people saying mealy mouth BS to hold onto their WTU endorsement and advocating for MORE virtual school.
But go on.
No she didn’t. If she wanted to open them, she would have. There are teachers unions in every state and everyone else managed to figure it out. She was giving the middle finger to Trump in Sept 2020, which I fully support, but the schools were closed because it was politically expedient for her party.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Somebody is really freaking out lol.
It's multiple people and I am one of them. We are exhausted of being told that school closures "don't matter" and that we should "get over it." People tend to freak out when you gaslight them for two years. The fact that you STILL don't understand that parents need schools in order to function, and that simply taking them away without justification for a year was going to have political ramification, is the part that floors me.
Who took them away? Who was our Mayor again?
Bowser wanted to open schools in August 2020! Were you not paying attention? Yes, she failed to successfully negotiate with the union to make it happen. That's on her (and the union, sorry). But she was starting from a premise of "we need schools to be open".
Please name the mayoral candidate or council member who stated clearly that schools NEED to be open and suggested the workable plan for making it happen. All I heard was a bunch of people saying mealy mouth BS to hold onto their WTU endorsement and advocating for MORE virtual school.
But go on.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Somebody is really freaking out lol.
It's multiple people and I am one of them. We are exhausted of being told that school closures "don't matter" and that we should "get over it." People tend to freak out when you gaslight them for two years. The fact that you STILL don't understand that parents need schools in order to function, and that simply taking them away without justification for a year was going to have political ramification, is the part that floors me.
Who took them away? Who was our Mayor again?
Bowser wanted to open schools in August 2020! Were you not paying attention? Yes, she failed to successfully negotiate with the union to make it happen. That's on her (and the union, sorry). But she was starting from a premise of "we need schools to be open".
Please name the mayoral candidate or council member who stated clearly that schools NEED to be open and suggested the workable plan for making it happen. All I heard was a bunch of people saying mealy mouth BS to hold onto their WTU endorsement and advocating for MORE virtual school.
But go on.
Thank you for the advice. I've had enough of you all. I'm going on. with my life. You can continue to complain and live in 2020. There's a big world out here don't need to waste it on here with people who are still yelling about virtual school
lol this is a thread about elections sweetie. sorry you can’t handle reality!
Anonymous wrote:This thread is hilarious.
Did you vote for Bowser? Why? Well she reopened schools and seems to care about keeping them open, and her opposition doesn't.
OH my god why are you people so obsessed with school closures! Get over it! Bowser sucks!
And that friends, is this election in a nutshell. See ya next time.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Somebody is really freaking out lol.
It's multiple people and I am one of them. We are exhausted of being told that school closures "don't matter" and that we should "get over it." People tend to freak out when you gaslight them for two years. The fact that you STILL don't understand that parents need schools in order to function, and that simply taking them away without justification for a year was going to have political ramification, is the part that floors me.
Who took them away? Who was our Mayor again?
Bowser wanted to open schools in August 2020! Were you not paying attention? Yes, she failed to successfully negotiate with the union to make it happen. That's on her (and the union, sorry). But she was starting from a premise of "we need schools to be open".
Please name the mayoral candidate or council member who stated clearly that schools NEED to be open and suggested the workable plan for making it happen. All I heard was a bunch of people saying mealy mouth BS to hold onto their WTU endorsement and advocating for MORE virtual school.
But go on.
Thank you for the advice. I've had enough of you all. I'm going on. with my life. You can continue to complain and live in 2020. There's a big world out here don't need to waste it on here with people who are still yelling about virtual school
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Somebody is really freaking out lol.
It's multiple people and I am one of them. We are exhausted of being told that school closures "don't matter" and that we should "get over it." People tend to freak out when you gaslight them for two years. The fact that you STILL don't understand that parents need schools in order to function, and that simply taking them away without justification for a year was going to have political ramification, is the part that floors me.
Who took them away? Who was our Mayor again?
Anonymous wrote:
She is simply the lesser of all evils. There was no serious contender running against her.
This. I don't love her, at all, but at least things seem to be getting done. She got schools open, and part of me thinks under White, schools would still be closed. DC had plenty of tests to pick up in December, when things went all to shit with covid. I don't love it, but she got DC General closed and got those shelters built in a variety of wards. She clears the homeless encampments.
I'd love to see her crack down on crime and the freaking ATV situation. This council (and Robert White) sure won't put any energy there, and she just might now that the election is done.