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Big Bob,

From personal experience the vitriol I regularly experience as a gay man is from extreme leftists that hate that I won't conform to their way of thinking, run as a regular candidate and not an LGBTWQWECJFHHJ candidate, and think independently ad do most gay people.

Commented: Sunday, October 29th, 2023 @ 8:07 am By: Gary Ceres

The way this changes is for everyone to get out and vote and vote early which is where they normally have the advantage. Get your friends to vote. If the Sadler machine is running even throughout early voting like they are now, they lose. It's that simple. Election Day voting will skew heavily against the Sadler backed machine candidates and Sadler himself but they normally win 2 to 1 during early voting. That's not happening right now. Get your family and friends to vote and spread the word and share this article everywhere you can. Washington's Tammany Hall can be defeated. They know they are in trouble which explains my missing 75+ signs, calls to Latino restraints telling owners I hate Hispanics, his despicable tactic of telling African American voters to pull up above the orange line where you cannot electioneering so they won't get a chance to talk to me or other non-Sadler candidates. Voting him out and the machine will be the way this has to go down.

Commented: Saturday, October 28th, 2023 @ 9:10 pm By: Gary Ceres

The 147,000 is nothing compared to the transfer of $580,000 to the Housing Authority his wife heads, the additional $50,000 settlement and the pending lawsuits the mayor has triggered to keep poor people and affordable housing away from his house. His martini sipping supporters are trying to rally around him but I sense we have a shot to defeat his slate of recruits for City Council and Sadler himself.

Commented: Saturday, October 28th, 2023 @ 8:50 pm By: Gary Ceres

Thank you for your vigilance and for holding these scum accountable.

Commented: Saturday, October 28th, 2023 @ 7:35 pm By: Deborah

My son is severely disabled and no one wants to help him since we came to NC. In NY he received Medicaid based on his disability not income. Unfortunately we can’t afford to live in NY because we are retired and living on a limited income. I currently have 1100.00 in medical bills I cannot pay.

My son was adopted in NY and we received an adoption subsidy through NYC instead of Social Security disability. He was shaken at 2 1/2 months old by his foster mother. Because of this we were told we were not eligible for Medicaid even through the pickle act. Please help us help our son he cannot receive any services without it

Commented: Saturday, October 28th, 2023 @ 8:22 pm By: Cynthia Rubino

Mr. Ceres. Not to put too fine a point on your comments re. Mrs. Walker’s actions at the 10-29-23 board meeting, allow us to clarify our point. That point is that if one accepts Mrs. Walker's major premise ("no school board members were aware of the inappropriate assignment and do not condone it...") missed the point also. Nothing she said or did at that meeting would prevent it from happening again and again, as has been true this school year. This Board was told about the policy weaknesses and the first time (when action should have been taken) the response was "it (CRT) is not happening in our schools..." That was demonstrably false. Given the current status of how this board has dealt with inappropriate materials being distributed to our BCS students (not BCCC students), it is obvious that it will happen again, regardless of whether any of these board members know about it in advance or whether they approve of the materials or not. That is a subsidiary issue. The major issue is why have they not fixed this problem long before now? If the understanding between the two organizations is in need of review, which is obvious from the facts, then the primary issue, again, begs the question of why it has not already been addressed and when in fact will it be addressed rather than proffering the lame excuse: "we didn't know…" As Yogi Berra once said: "we aren't arguing about the last pitch, but the next one." We call upon you in your campaigning, to help keep the focus on why this situation happened in the first place. To play on our metaphor, there are horses still in the barn and even if these board members do not know the doors are still open, that is an unacceptable excuse to allow it to continue, or in all due respect to you, justification for diverting the public's attention to subsidiary issues. Again, how could this situation be allowed to happen even after the board was warned about it by the Citizens For Better Government?

Commented: Saturday, October 28th, 2023 @ 7:45 pm By: Beaufort Observer Editorial Team

If the "test" is not returned, I would give that a resounding yes.

I must be careful, especially on Guest Comments since we do not keep a log of this status of user. We have a log on all our members.

Commented: Saturday, October 28th, 2023 @ 3:40 pm By: Stan Deatherage

It is my experience that bureaucrats, whose job is to source funds to others to justify those bureaucrats' existence, will find a way to place that money through 'proper channels" employing whatever duplicitous means necessary.

And, I am speaking of Welfare of Illegals in the US of A.

Commented: Saturday, October 28th, 2023 @ 3:07 pm By: Stan Deatherage

This previous Guest Comment by Big Bob is his last since it was submitted under a Fake Email. He may begin anew if he submits comments under a real email.

Once again from the publisher: NO more Guest Comments accepted under Fake Emails.

Commented: Saturday, October 28th, 2023 @ 12:05 pm By: Stan Deatherage

Didn’t mean to make you uncomfortable. Best not to talk about it and certainly clean it up before the kids learn about it. Poor little snowflakes.

Commented: Saturday, October 28th, 2023 @ 10:08 am By: Big Bob

Concerned Taxpayer is correct. Also all parents are in and out of neighborhood schools more. They see teachers and staff more and can see first hand what is going on in the school. In most small schools virtually no one has heard of the Superintendent but everyone knows the Principal.

Commented: Saturday, October 28th, 2023 @ 11:08 am By: Hood Richardson