Still hoping for the $3 million

Every been to a meeting at the WCC's? Harold is either drooling or falling asleep and Betty Lou looks bored and tired. And Norwalk is 72 I think. Nope, these folks need to retire to the rocking chair on the porch. Heck, Norwalk thinks the "Great Society" actually worked. He has also stated several times he is behind the "diversity at all cost" policies of the WCPSS.

I also found he won't answer the tough questions either, and no matter what proof you have, he will always fall back on his own fallacies. Mention John Locke Society around Norwalk and watch him turn red with anger. Bottom line: Another elitist NorEaster Liberal who thinks he is better/smarter than everyone else.

In the past, I have always used the endorsements of the NandO and who NOT to vote for. The editors at the NandO think if you are a property owner in Wake County, we all have money trees in our backyard.

Stan's posted here before. And, while I disagree with him on a few issues, I think he's right on others (and, I say this as a dyed-in-the-wool conservative). Here are a few places where I think he's rights:

1. Reduce MYR
2. Reduce use of trailers
3. Impact fees
4. Increased teacher pay
5. Canning the new "administrative building"

Unfortunately, he also seems to like the busing-for-diversity policy, which is a huge negative for me. And, many of his positions seem to revolve around schools, where commissioners have very limited control.

The real change needs to happen on the school board. The right board can, with time, undo a lot of the damage caused by previous boards and actually create world-class schools. The current board seems content if we don't have Detroit-class schools.

First of all, I have the utmost respect for our wise "sages" who have lived life to its fullest on into their 70's and 80's. I do not believe there is a magic cut-off date when one can no longer effectively serve or contribute. To the contrary, I believe the "older generation" has insights and wisdom that we should be paying attention to and advice that we should be following! That being said, though, I couldn't help but notice the ages of the candidates who the N%O (Oct.1) is endorsing for Wake County County Commissioner seats. Norwalk is 76, Webb is 83, and Betty Lou WArd is 72. Where's the healthy mix of young and old? Again - no offense whatsoever towards these or any other senior citizens (I think I qualify now, myself), but it is just ironic to me that some of the same endorsers of these candidates are the ones questioning - based solely on the age factor - the qualifications of other candidates on the national and local levels. Doesn't surprise me though. I guess "change" is all well and good - as long as it's their kind of change. P.S. - nothing against Stan Norwalk personally, but if people will research, they will find big-time socialist agendas associated with his name. Talk about devisive - we're in for trouble if he gets elected. We all need to be actively involved in this election!!

Rosa, they'll give it to you when MONEKYs fly right out of your rump!
Can you pull that off after a delusional 2 hour visit to the buffet?

I know a bunch of out of touch, tired old board members that need to be cellophane wrapped and shipped to Zimbabwe from the UPS store!
Don't you!!

NO BOND!!!

"We're certainly looking for our commissioners to be more sympathetic of the needs of our school system," Gill said.

 That's Gill-speak for:

"With Norwalk on the board, we are certain to receive all the funds we ask for. No questions asked."

If Norwalk is elected, hold on to your wallets folks.