The Republican power grab to wrest control of the Wake County Public School System from the Democrat controlled school board and give it to the Republican controlled county commissioners has failed. So now what? Will the likelihood of an additional $810 million from the passage of a school bond increase this Fall? If anything, the likelihood will decrease. Firing the school system’s superintendent at a taxpayer cost of $250 thousand still weighs heavily on our minds.
The people will vote on the Fall ballot but I doubt the bond will pass in these times with either group in control. One think is sure: the Republican led state government should have no power to dictate who controls our schools at the local level. It is a shame that their efforts were not directed at removing control of our schools from the federal government. But then Skippy does not believe in nullification or the rights of the individual person in our state.
Absolute power corrupts absolutely. Let’s chalk this small victory up to the people and the Fall ballot.
David DeGerolamo









