Posted on 12/06/2006 12:45:36 PM PST by CATravelAgent
President Bush survived an impeachment hearing this week at a meeting of the Lagunitas School Board. The board voted 2-1 in favor of impeaching Bush, but Trustee Suzi Giacomini abstained and, according to the rules of order, that equated to a "no" vote, deadlocking the panel.
Trustee Richard Sloan said he would likely bring it back for another vote after a new trustee is appointed to fill an open seat vacated by Kelly O'Conner.
Sloan said the school district needed to take on the issue because board members swear to uphold and protect the Constitution.
"I consider George Bush to be the single worst enemy against our Constitution that we've had in our whole history," he said.
Denise Santa Cruz-Bowman, who voted against the resolution, said the people she represents weren't in favor and many called to remind her the district needs to focus on school issues. She noted nobody showed up to encourage impeachment.
You forgot bong-hitting and smoker-persecuting...
Keep the schools out of government and government out of the schools, and school politics would mostly solve themselves.
As for the environMENTALists and Hollywierd, it would be interesting to see if the Reconquistadores treat them as well as we did.
...and that his pants zip up the side.
This answer your question?
Point Reyes Light - March 17, 2005
Lagunitas branded 'failing school district'
After many parents boycotted state-mandated standardized tests in the Lagunitas School District, the district has been bracing itself for a frontal assault from the US Department of Education, relegating them to "Program Improvement" status for the coming school year.
"I don’t know how we’ll ever get into compliance," district trustee Richard Sloan told The Light.
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