"Sent" of a Woman

School Board Candidate Continues to Multi-Task, Tackling Air Collision

[Washington’s Headquarters, FOB Morristown, February 22, 2025] Any station? Any station? Do you read? Over.

Live from the world’s newest banana republic. . .

In Richmond, the Virginia Governor, while short of a state of emergency declaration, has issued a demand for higher standards, like the “high standards” reference that the second-best public schools in Virginia had taken board action to remove, with no parent, within just 30 days, seeking court action for judicial review, not even those simultaneously in court to seek review of a controversial school facility name change. Clearly, all agreed with the sentiment of former Arlington Public School (APS) Board Member Barbara Kanninen, who had pridefully pronounced, “We’re doing it anyway.” Or perhaps a community consensus had coalesced around the thoughtful considerations of former APS Board Member Reid Goldstein, a senior Department of Defense employee, stating emphatically that “missions are just pedantic exercises in creative writing.” This certainly surprised one USAR Commander who had recalled exhaustive preparations to present a quarterly training brief to senior leaders on the progress of his unit in assessing mission-essential tasks on the mission-essential task list (METL). And, as two women vying to make history suddenly get company in the gubernatorial contest by male challengers, a women’s healthcare debate simmers off center stage, and at least, while it may involve bodily autonomy, it has nothing to do with abortion, a curiously silent issue in this election season, even from the front running women candidates in both parties.

“Well, Howard, like I said earlier, Winsome and lose some, and I had actually been introduced to Winsome Sears by Dave La Rock at a Stop the Steal rally before the you know? Insurrection. We were all out there around Leesburg. But it’s not like anyone is going to mount a movement to save little girls from mastectomies, chemotherapy and death. You don’t see any moms demanding action for kids they already put in free schools where they’re not likely to even get accepted to college, and we have educators fighting the Glenn Youngkin, because they believe their standards are high enough. Today 99% of kids attending my high school alma mater graduate to four-year college and we have parents in 13 of 21 counties in New Jersey and from Burroughs in New York sending their kids to my high school, where I was in the top 25, and had White kids in an achievement gap behind me getting into Harvard. Prejudice against an Ivy League education in this day and age,” remarked Major Mike Webb.

Your elected representative is called your elected representative for a reason; and Martin Luther King and Jesus never got elected.

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