The Claire Perez-Theresa Budich wing at the Mid-Hudson Forensic Psychiatric Center must be filling up rapidly.
Withdrawing support
At first glance of the results, I was convinced the names had been switched in the voting machines in Monroe-Woodbury.
I could not believe that Perez had lost the school board election. I equate the recent vote in Monroe-Woodbury, where associates of the teachers' union won, to be like the Palestinians when Hamas was elected. In free elections, sometimes the results are just plain wrong. It's not exactly like the Hamas election though; remember the Palestinians had a 75 percent voter turnout. The election of Hamas was mostly attuned to the sentiment of Palestine.
That was not the case here in M-W, with voter turnout so low.
So what happened here appears to be more like a coup d'état — the disgruntled army trying to take over its civilian leadership. If they have the power to do this, then they have the power to pass any rules and budget they want. You can expect "no" votes from me now. The M-W School District no longer needs my support and after these results, I am no longer inclined to give it.
Nik Abbot
Chester
The latest idiot to be heard from is one Nik Abbot of Chester who compares the winners in the M-W School Board election to the Palestinian terrorist group, Hamas, and calls it a coup d'etat because of the low voter turnout.
What do the Perez-Budich supporters expect to accomplish, aside from convincing the rest of us that the whole group of them should never have been allowed to carry scissors let alone run a school board?
Here's the latest idiocy - see for yourselves:
Withdrawing support
At first glance of the results, I was convinced the names had been switched in the voting machines in Monroe-Woodbury.
I could not believe that Perez had lost the school board election. I equate the recent vote in Monroe-Woodbury, where associates of the teachers' union won, to be like the Palestinians when Hamas was elected. In free elections, sometimes the results are just plain wrong. It's not exactly like the Hamas election though; remember the Palestinians had a 75 percent voter turnout. The election of Hamas was mostly attuned to the sentiment of Palestine.
That was not the case here in M-W, with voter turnout so low.
So what happened here appears to be more like a coup d'état — the disgruntled army trying to take over its civilian leadership. If they have the power to do this, then they have the power to pass any rules and budget they want. You can expect "no" votes from me now. The M-W School District no longer needs my support and after these results, I am no longer inclined to give it.
Nik Abbot
Chester
6 comments:
Please don't forget to pack your last marble as you leave, kick the dirt good and hard, and you might even try holding your breath until you turn blue. When you're done with your little tantrum Nik, you'll see it will all turn out for the best! (Your pal Mrs. Budich may just need your vote!)
Nutty Nik got one thing right--low voting turn out. I give up on the whole area. They cry,cry, cry,but take no action. Fat,pampered and spoiled.
Maybe instead of bitching about the election you can go out and help take down all the perez signs which are still up and polluting the area...especially since they have all fallen apart.
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