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Part 2 – Changing Parties: Welcome, Faris Farassati! “Let’s talk.”
I believe in the American Dream. When I look at Mike’s family, successful, educated people, and the family structure is there. That is what I want to pursue. I did not come to this country to have my children in school confused about their identity. I don’t need indoctrination. Read more
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6th District Johnson County Commissioner, Shirley Allenbrand, Changes Party Affiliation to Match Voting Record
By Jennifer Williams May 23, 2024 Johnson County Kansas 6th District Commissioner, Shirley Allenbrand, officially changed her party affiliation to Democrat recently, after over three years of being a Johnson County commissioner that was registered as a Republican, but repeatedly voted against the Republican Party platform and against her constituents. Multiple cartoons, created by local… Read more
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There’s a Hole in the Boat, Part II
3rd District Commissioner, JoCo BOCC. This is my opinion and does not reflect the majority viewpoint of the BOCC Here is update on my previous article, There’s a Hole in the Boat. On April 18th, I had a flurry of text nessages with our Chief Legal Counsel, Peg Trent, on how, over a 22-year span, nearly… Read more
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Changing parties: Welcome, Faris Farassati! “Let’s talk.”
There has been a shift in the political climate, and it appears to be polarization on every front. As “progress” sped along at an alarming rate in Johnson County’s bedroom community, it awoke from its slumber. The local news, and even our Republican Secretary of State, told us the county was turning “blue” or looking… Read more
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From Womb to Tomb: An adult vaccination schedule
From Womb to Tomb: An adult vaccination schedule. How does that sound to you? Like who would cook up such an idea? The National Coalition for Adult Immunization (NCAI)! They would and did! Read more about it here: Vaccines from womb to tomb – Health Freedom Institute Contagious, Infectious, Outrageous. Spreadable vaccines! Yes! That way… Read more
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Mother’s Day Went Missing
JoCo Board of County Commissioners, District 3 Opinion piece, does not represent the majority opinion of the JoCo BOCC May 11, 2024 A sad state of affairs I must report concerning the Thursday, May 9, 2024 JoCo Board of County Commissioners’ meeting. Alas and alack, Mother’s Day went missing from our county’s proclamations. Ah yes,… Read more