04-01-2009, 10:59 AM
It is not correct to say that Rodriguez is being singled out by me. When Rodriguez supporters have made posts on this site singing his praises, claiming that he is a "challenger" rather than an "incumbent" or claiming that being an "appointed" "incumbent" is different from being an "incumbent" I have responded to their posts. Rodriguez is only different because he has fed false information to this board thru other posters and people keep singing his praises. I'm not aware of anyone singing the praises of the other incumbents running for the board or I would be glad to respond to those posts as well. And I have not ignored the actions of the other board members. I have reported their actions as a group since day one. Like you, I don't want anyone to be duped by any of the incumbent board members including Rodriguez. For example you reported the following about Mark Hawn:
And I'm curious why you are not shocked by Batiste blaming Rodrigeuz over and over. You do understand that Batiste was blaming Rodriguez as well as the other board members over and over and he tried. If you had written the above post before Hawn was elected on the slate, can you imagine how many Hawn supporters would have been attacking you and asking why you were attacking such a fine man trying to bring real change to the Waukegan Public School District?
I have made serious allegations about the administration, Board Attorney and Board. Batiste was telling me that he tried to stop the violations of the district policy, state law and federal law against my wife and the board wouldn't do it. You and I agree about Hawn and you heard what Hawn said to me, "We(including Rodriguez) are behind him 100%" <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkkXGtdnXLY">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkkXGtdnXLY</a><!-- m -->
I hope the above explanation answers your question fully.
Quote:Re: Mark Hawn = Fernando Shipley, only paler
by curious on Sun Feb 22, 2009 11:47 am
I greatly regret I that I was not only duped by Mark Hawn but that I encouraged others to vote for him in the last election. While Hawn may have been able to hide his personal agendas and temporarily harness his knee jerk tendancies to react caustically (publicly and privately) to those who oppose his views long enough to get himself elected, these acts and behaviors by an elected official are unacceptable whomever they are. School board members are elected by the community to monitor and provide leadership for school administration in a professional manner - NOT to buddy up to them for their own personal reasons and NOT to take on the role of cheerleader for the adminstration. In two years, I sincerely hope he will be send packing just the same manner that former board members were recently shown the boardroom door by voters who sent a clear message as to the what they will not tolerate.curious
And I'm curious why you are not shocked by Batiste blaming Rodrigeuz over and over. You do understand that Batiste was blaming Rodriguez as well as the other board members over and over and he tried. If you had written the above post before Hawn was elected on the slate, can you imagine how many Hawn supporters would have been attacking you and asking why you were attacking such a fine man trying to bring real change to the Waukegan Public School District?
I have made serious allegations about the administration, Board Attorney and Board. Batiste was telling me that he tried to stop the violations of the district policy, state law and federal law against my wife and the board wouldn't do it. You and I agree about Hawn and you heard what Hawn said to me, "We(including Rodriguez) are behind him 100%" <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkkXGtdnXLY">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mkkXGtdnXLY</a><!-- m -->
I hope the above explanation answers your question fully.
Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere / Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about things that matter / Injustice must be exposed, with all the tension its exposure creates - Martin Luther King Jr.