Update: Broward School Board Member Maureen Dinnen Goes “Ballistic” When Questioned By Reporter

School Board sources tell RED BROWARD that Broward School Board doyenne Maureen Dinnen “went ballistic” over questions by a Sun-Sentinel reporter. During today’s budget workshop, a visiblily upset Dinnen asked Superintendent Jim Notter for help in asking a question posed by the reporter. Democratic insider tells RED BROWARD, Dinnen and the omnipresent Judy Stern were “tied at the hip” during the Fort Lauderdale 100th festivities; perhaps Mo got Judy’s quote for her 2012 re-election bid?

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  1. William H. Davison Jr.

    Dear Mrs. Obama: I’am a Repujblican reason Democrat Party have cheated school children out of thier education. A mind is not to be wasted as you well understand what that means children are our most precious natural resource.
    With the misfeasance and malfeasance of office by report of the Grand Jury of Broward County, Florida. The School Board of Broward County, Florida in a fifty one page report and nine exhibits showed how bad the board has acted being twobillion dollars in debt. Governor Rick Scott is going to leave it up to local government to fix the problem making him in contempt of the Grand Jury. As a Governor not taking action by a Public Authority the Grand Jury makes him in contempt to the people of Broward County especially the school children.
    Your husband and you have made a difference to children around the world I asking youto please step in and send federal help to take control of a School Board at of control.
    Duplication of jubs making tax payers pay twice for service they have in their own city and county. School Board Police 18 investigators making 3 million dollars not counting benefits. School Board Building Inspectors 1,5 million dollars. With schools not receiving a CO completion showed by nine exhibits of the Grand Jury.The Mayors of these cities should be help reponsible for the safety of the children that go to school in their city. Where does it all end. The buck stops here Mr. President do something to help the children of Florida.

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