Category: School Board Election 2019
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Now it gets real
We live to fight another day. Shout out to Madison school board candidate Laila Borokhim, who finished third (and therefore, out of the running) in the race for Seat #4 in Tuesday’s primary election (02-19-19). Via social media she congratulated the second-place survivor, albeit with the back of the hand: Congratulations! You know you have no…
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Madison voter: No cops in schools! Teach socialism instead!
Hurry up and read this then go vote TODAY for Blaska for Safer Schools! You wonder how Madison schools became incubators for kids hijacking cars and crashing into homes and innocent drivers? They’re just “challenging authority!” You wonder why a net difference of 804 kids are sent by their parents (while remaining Madison residents) to…
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The police haters are out-numbered by Madison’s caring parents
“Blaska has gone toe to toe with the social justice group Freedom Inc. at school board meetings on the need to keep police officers in the city’s four high schools.” — The Capital Times 01-11-19 Speaks volumes that our adversaries (for they are not our enemies) cannot mount a cogent argument against police in schools. Instead, they…
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Ali Muldrow is signed up for ‘No Cops in Schools’ Tuesday
School board candidate attending Freedom Inc. event on election day Because … ‘Intersectionality’ Guess who’s coming to breakfast? We’re talking the “Cops Out of Schools” breakfast Tuesday, primary election morning (02-19-19)? That’s right. Two of the Seat #4 Madison school board candidates: Ali Muldrow and Laila Borokhim are going to support the Cops Out of…
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‘Parents want to know their children are safe’
Only Blaska has fought to keep police in our troubled high schools Yet the issue STILL remains undecided! No other candidate has spoken up! The Wisconsin State Journal Sunday morning repeated a statistic that Blaska has been emphasizing throughout this campaign for Safer Schools = a Safer Community. A net difference of 804 Madison students…
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‘We pulled our kids out, too’
Rather than improve Madison schools, Tuesday’s school board candidates would slam shut the exits When your congenial yet irascible host first ran for public office way back in 1994, on-line social media consisted of BBS bulletin boards accessible by dial-up modems (BRR-BUZZ-Beep Beep!), run by dweebie kids in their basement. But Blaska for Safer Schools…