It didn’t past the last time. (Or two?) Why would a now jaded and lied to community vote any different?
On the other hand, did the board deviously understand that if they would go down this path we’d have a crushing issue hanging over our heads and have now choice?
Meh, I think I’m giving them too much credit. They can’t see two feet past …
It didn’t past the last time. (Or two?) Why would a now jaded and lied to community vote any different?
On the other hand, did the board deviously understand that if they would go down this path we’d have a crushing issue hanging over our heads and have now choice?
Meh, I think I’m giving them too much credit. They can’t see two feet past their own face, and along with Horton they have only ever cared about helping themselves.
If they had lumped the two together as was originally the plan, both would have failed. It wa such a disaster back then —the more they talked to the community the more ground they lost. They were smart to “divide the issue” & get at least something out of the mess they served up.
It didn’t past the last time. (Or two?) Why would a now jaded and lied to community vote any different?
On the other hand, did the board deviously understand that if they would go down this path we’d have a crushing issue hanging over our heads and have now choice?
Meh, I think I’m giving them too much credit. They can’t see two feet past their own face, and along with Horton they have only ever cared about helping themselves.
The 2017 Referendum Passed 80-20
The 2012 Fifth Ward School Referendum lost 45-55
If they had lumped the two together as was originally the plan, both would have failed. It wa such a disaster back then —the more they talked to the community the more ground they lost. They were smart to “divide the issue” & get at least something out of the mess they served up.
Thanks for the clarification. I was thinking of (and poorly referring to) the one to fund a new school.