So, even if MCPS were using a MD State Contract, which we now know they aren't, the contract the Council discussed did not exist prior to the Council's vote. Confused? Well, you are not alone. MCPS successfully used smoke and mirrors to get the Council to Appropriate $2,042,000. What lesson does this teach our children about how government entities are to operate?
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Sunday, November 18, 2012
MD State Contract Discussed by Council Did Not Exist on November 13, 2012
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The lure of being on the cutting edge blurs/corrupts the process, including Council oversight.
ReplyDeleteMr. Zepnick, thanks for your comment. I hope you will get actively involved in council oversight. Right now it seems the only people "overseeing" the Council are their campaign donors.
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