Beaufort County's Commissioners Wrap Up Their Record Increase for Fiscal Budget 2022 /2023 | Beaufort County Now | Beaufort County's Commissioners wrapped up the people's budget after a feigned attempt at some deliberations; none, however, were intended to be constructive by the majority.

    Commissioners Stan Deatherage and Hood Richardson continued their push until the bittered end to return 10% of the People's money back to Beaufort County's taxpayers for Fiscal 2022 /2023; instead, the 5 to 2 majority of Beufort County's Commissioners increased spending for 2022 /2023 by 5.6 million dollars.

An archive of this governing process for fiscal 2022 /2023 can be found here.

    Beaufort County's Commissioners wrapped up the people's budget after a feigned attempt at some deliberations; none, however, were intended to be constructive by the majority (Commissioners: Waters, "R"; Rebholz, "R"; Walker, "R"; Langley, D; Booth, D) ruling here in Beaufort County. This has become the practiced process, where the customary path of this bipatisan governing majority appears to never show concern with the frugal allocation of the People's wealth, and where, ultimately, in an anticipated hyper rush to finish by the due date of June 30th, they passed a poorly considered fiscal plan on June 6, 2022 to divest the taxpayers of their reallocated tax payed funds; routing much of it through Beaufort County's government, most of it spent poorly.

    Conservative Commissioners Hood Richardson and Stan Deatherage were powerless to put the brakes on this runaway spending train by this board of commissioners that ironically is constituted by a 5 to 2 Republican majority. The 3 so-called republicans that voted in the affirmative majority, with the 2 majority Democratic Socialist commissioners, all have a strong similarity in juxtaposition with the two Conservatives - Commissioners Stan Deatherage and Hood Richardson - who are both long time residents of Beaufort County, and long term Republicans in excellent standing. These other 3 "Republicans" in this self professed "progressive" majority, who are proven to spend other people's money like "drunken sailors" (my sincere apologies to drunken sailors), have all either not lived in Beaufort County very long, or have been registered Republicans for an even shorter duration (switching from Democrat to Republican only to run for this desired office).

    In the last nearly two decades, this switching of political party to run as a Republican, a party that had elected only one Republican in modern history before Stan Deatherage was successfully elected in 1994 (serving now nearly 22 years), and Hood Richardson in 1996 (serving now nearly 26 years), has obviously become a popular new strategy for many politicians seeking the current easiest path to achieve an obvious life long goal, or emotional need ... to get elected to something important. These governing interlopers may possess some occasional affinity toward a few elected Republicans, which must coincide with their long held desire to one day become one; however, serving successfully, and respectably in office is kind of like playing varsity football; not everyone makes the team, and fewer still the first string; those that are depended upon to win the game. Outside of Commissioner Hood Richardson in this metaphor, I would not want any of these so-called Republicans in any huddle with me, where all should have but one unified focus - to win one for the Conservative cause, a reasoned way to honestly govern the People best, and least.

    Over nest short while, I intend to dig in deep on this poorly orchestrated budget as passed, where the majority of Beaufort County's Commissioners determinedly let the taxpayers down, possibly even some of their constituents have been intentionally deceived. With BCN being a First Amendment publication, it is might sworn duty to present the truth (much of it in segmented videos), so please stay tuned to Beaufort County NOW, and we shall see where the truth leads us all.

poll#146

Should Beaufort County's Commissioners fund more projects, while adding to the county government work force, or, should these servants to the People work to cut wasteful spending, and give the taxpayers of Beaufort County a break on taxes, possibly starting a new purpose for their existence?

  Yes, please spend more; so much needs to be done in Beaufort County, and we need more government employees doing it.

  No, please work to be frugal; more mindful that this is the public's money, and return to taxpayers what is not absolutely needed.

  Why should I pay attention to stuff?

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