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Another complaint from Mr. Delgaudio

These speak for themselves. We wonder though, whatever happened to the “motercade”? WARNING. BAD NEWS REGARDING PENDING POLITICAL DISASTER FOLLOWS SCHOOL BOARD POISED TO PLEASE MAINSTREAM LOUDOUN, WASHINGTON POST AND THE GAY LOBBY I have been writing a lot about … Continue reading

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As we predicted . .

The professional anti-gay activists in our community are very unhappy with the compromise policy on theatrical presentations being recommended by the School Board Legislative and Policy Committee. They are demanding that the policy be defined exclusively by their viewpoint, that … Continue reading

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It’s not over yet.

Loudoun County School Board Meeting, June 14 The bottom line: School Board counsel has clearly stated what we have been saying all along: what anti-gay activists found objectionable in the play “Offsides” cannot be prohibited without violating the law. Prohibiting … Continue reading

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It was late and they were tired.

Report on May 25 Legislative and Policy Committee Meeting Workplace accidents more often happen at the end of a long work day, when people start to get careless. It wasn’t until after several hours of deliberation over what language to … Continue reading

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Is it possible for reason to prevail?

Report on May 24 School Board meeting At last night’s School Board meeting, some comments from board members suggest that they are realizing how limited their censorship options are if they want to avoid litigation. Three speakers appeared (likely at … Continue reading

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More “found art” from Mr. Delgaudio: Test your knowledge.

These just keep getting funnier. Can you find the factual errors in this “Dear Sterling American ‘newsletter’” authored by Supervisor Eugene Delgaudio? Whoever can identify the most wins a prize. Extra credit for translation into standard English. See Drama Lesson … Continue reading

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Facts are inconvenient things . .

School Censorship Policy Update This morning’s missive from the increasingly hysterical Sterling Supervisor follows at the end. Feel free to use the contact information he has provided. The truth is that certain members of the Legislative and Policy Committee, and … Continue reading

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