Everett Bell wrote an email regarding the recent Cave Creek election with an emphasis on winning candidate Eileen Wright. You will find it in Letters to the Editor.
It seems Bell doesn’t distinguish between news and editorials. Linda Bentley attends every council meeting and reports facts. Guest Editors and I write opinions as do the usual letter to the editor writers.
Before anyone believes his assertions, the Watch Dog will give you the truth.
He writes, “Also, the same voters who listened to Sonoran News and elected Clancy, McGuire, Elrod, Smith and Sova are the ones who elected Wright.” Hello, that is not proof. Then he says, “So they either did or did not listen to Sonoran News.” They did listen to Sonoran News for everybody we endorsed; Wright was not endorsed. And therefore those who voted for her were dark siders or people who don’t read our truth serving newspaper. He writes, “The margin or difference in vote count between the six supports that.” It does not support it; it is an unknown.
Bell writes, “Ms. Wright is not connected to Adam Trenk, not part of the dark side nor part of any slate.” Wright tried to be on Trenk’s slate and was defeated, came in last place. She tried to form a slate for the recent election according to some of the winning council members, whom I vetted. And she was strongly supported by those I identified as dark side. Dark Side is my subjective view of the people who have proved by word and deed that they have the view of the past slate. They are CAVE people, Citizens Against Virtually Everything. Tell me that anyone who remembered, for example, the Sonoran News article about Wright, while serving on the planning commission, having spent three days in court in the company of the plaintiff suing Cave Creek. If anyone doubts that, we have at least a dozen people who would support the facts about her appearance in court with the plaintiffs, including Town Manager Peter Jankowski.
“Diversity” is a favorite liberal code work. How well has that worked for the libtards that tried it?
Sonoran News is proud that we print the truth and if we weren’t your Watch Dog you wouldn’t know what was going on in your own town.
And tell me Everett, how do you have “positive reporting” of the negatives thrown at the town by the dark side? Casting Wright as a positive flies in the face of the fact that after voting for five qualified there remained only dark side candidates and they chose her because she spent $10,000 to be elected. Signs of all sizes and locations, flyers, pens and letters and spreading her distortions of the state of the town.
Kaepernick
Colin Kaepernick the struggling quarterback of the Forty Niners refused to stand during the Star Spangled Banner and has created a firestorm of criticism. This is an excerpt from his comments:
Colin Kaepernick:
“People don’t realize what’s really going on in this country. There are a lot of things that are going on that are unjust. People aren’t being held accountable for. And that’s something that needs to change. That’s something that this country stands for freedom, liberty and justice for all. And it’s not happening for all right now.
“It’s something that I’ve seen, I’ve felt, wasn’t quite sure how to deal with originally. And it is something that’s evolved. It’s something that as I’ve gained more knowledge about, what’s gone on in this country in the past, what’s going on currently. These aren’t new situations. This isn’t new ground. There are things that have gone on in this country for years and years and have never been addressed, and they need to be.
“Yes. I’ll continue to sit. I’m going to continue to stand with the people that are being oppressed. To me, this is something that has to change. When there’s significant change and I feel like that flag represents what it’s supposed to represent, this country is representing people the way that it’s supposed to, I’ll stand.”
What Kaepernick didn’t say was that over the summer he had become a Muslim and was engaged to a Muslim girl.
Donald Trump’s comment was that he should be deported. I agree or he should be kicked out of the NFL.
I noticed that other players to one degree or another refused in Sunday’s game to stand with their hands over their hearts. Some chatted with their neighbor, some just stood there. If I am not mistaken the Arizona Cardinal’s hero, Larry Fitzgerald, seemed partially seated with both hands in front of him, but the video picture was quickly erased.
Since 90 percent of NFL players are black the league is treating the issue with kid gloves. Their behavior during the playing of the anthem should be a contract matter and failure to adhere to patriotic behavior should result in termination and termination of future payment.
Unfortunately we haven’t seen the last of the use of our Constitution by Islamists to defend their behavior.
