This contains content from my 2007 Fairfax County School Board campaign website. I ended my campaign for personal reasons, but am not ruling out another campaign in the future. Press […]
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First, God created idiots. That was just for practice. Then He created school boards. – Mark Twain
2007 Fairfax County School Board Campaign Welcome Letter
This contains content from my 2007 Fairfax County School Board campaign website. I ended my campaign for personal reasons, but am not ruling out another campaign in the future. Press […]
Read moreFairfax County Stats and Campaign News
A few random statistics with regard to Fairfax County, where I am preparing to campaign for a seat on the School Board in 2007: County Population: 1,041,200 Student Population: 164,295 […]
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Signed this petition today.
Read moreSchool Board Campaign
Folks, it is about time I threw my hat in the ring. I've been involved in politics from a policy and advocacy perspective for many years. Before that, I spent […]
Read moreShout-Out to University of Northern Colorado
Thanks again to the Professor Donald R. Shaffer, for using part of my website as a reading assignment on "U.S. Military History from 1775 to the Present" at the University […]
Read moreFinished With Putting Learning In Head, Part I
Well, through the American Military University, I just finished the A.A. that I originally started in 1988 at Illinois Central College. Unfortunately, your Friendly Neighborhood GloveTakerOffer wasn't ready for higher […]
Read moreMore Educrat Madness
Tracy Kurtinitis of the East Valley Tribune on Girl is suspended for inhaling helium: The only thing that got high was her voice. But taking a puff off a helium-filled […]
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Associated Press on School nixes teen's quest to grow wig hair The Harlingen school board denied a student's request to grow long hair for a group that makes wigs for […]
Read moreRemembering
Wil Wheaton on the age-old question of what to do when you run into your former nemesis: I’ve often wondered . . . if I ever ran into one of […]
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