are the ones who got kicked out of the clubhouse
because they they wouldn't play follow the leadership
of the albuquerque public schools
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
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The terms of public service are the prerogative of the public. Fundamental among those terms; public servants are accountable to the public, and to meaningful standards of conduct and competence, at least for the eight measly hours a day that we have to "trust" them with the control over our power and our resources.
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- is "what" a child learns, an overriding considerat...
- charter school kids
- why does a governor get to speed?
- if politicians routinely excuse other polititians
- in this election
- it will be interesting to see
- this really is all about
- you be the judge, please
- the system is broken
- if your candidate
- an APS Administrative Accountability Audit
- The Journal has just announced
- it is at least interesting that
- your public servants in santa fe
- a settlement offer
- blogs are where
- Promised accountability
- three days ago
- APS Board Could Grow
- Question: which APS administrators
- the one that really got me
- the best thing about stonewalling
- if there was a good reason
- the public servant
- the end of special interest representation
- if elected, I promise not to represent you
- recite after me
- on what day?
- The leadership of the APS
- an issue is only on the ballot
- if you need proof
- voters have not read about
- a new order of business?
- I can't do yard signs
- The APS Gazette
- you don't need no "stinkin" leadership on the Boar...
- on Breaking APS into smaller districts
- a week before the elections
- disclosure:
- meaningful participation
- Neither the leaders of the APS, nor the lawyers of...
- It is unethical to deny me a rebuttal
- a very disturbing article in today's Journal
- it is increasingly important
- What you need in a school board candidate
- February 7th is the day after
- what if a guy threw a revolution,
- we have to prepare to vote no
- Pre-election audit?
- my smiling face
- Connecting the dots
- the results of an annual APS Administrative Accoun...
- alrighty then, the final draft. Please help me di...
- The Susie Rayos Marmon Boardroom
- If Mayor Chavez successfully usurps control
- APS Board Must Answer To More Than Minority
- It is time to think about
- Courage in accountability
- Governor Bill Richardson, Mayor Marty Chavez, and I
- At the same time the Trib is promoting the APS Ste...
- How’s this for a stratagy to pass a mill levy?
- it has been about two weeks
- Trib headline; "APS discreetly promotes mill levy"
- the mission: honesty accountability in public service
- Stakeholder involvement in government; the terms o...
- You pick a side when you don’t pick a side
- It will be reported eventually
- The room only holds 60 people to begin with
- Another perspective on “the elephant” in this elec...
- it is ironic
- The next Superintendent of the APS
- Why are you doing this?
- Albuquerque Public Schools Administrative Accounta...
- Governor Bill Richardson
- To hold a public servant honestly accountable requ...
- It is no surprise
- From the Gettysburg Address
- One day, it will be too late
- The chicken or the egg
- I appear angry, apparently
- Those of privilege, are afraid of bad publicity
- Privacy
- Candidate for the Board of Education, Robert Lucero
- Is it at all unreasonable?
- Dear Mr. MacQuigg:
- Robert's Rules of Disorder
- On the subject of my personal agenda
- If a legal loophole or technicality is the only ex...
- Juris Mustelidae
- If people don't vote on February 6th
- What do you think? APS says "taxes won't be raised"
- it is worth noting
- I believe that both KOB TV and KRQE TV
- Picture a one legged man in an asskicking contest.
- Absolute transparency in government
- It is the privilege of members of the privileged c...
- Ayn Rand
- A collection of aphorisms on neutrality
- John Fitzgerald Kennedy
- Honest accountability in public service, anywhere
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