Newsletter 390

7/29/2019 Newsletter 390

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The Citizen NewsletterThe Conservative Voice of Henry County

In This Issue:

Page Feature

2 K-12 Student National Database

2 Sen. Rands Epic Filibuster3 News from McDonough Matters4 Poll Gauges Georgians Views5 RWHC Scholarship Program6 Citizens Seek ULDC Change8 Rep. Brian Strickland8 Jeffares Proposes to Limit BoC Chairman10 News from the Gold Dome11 Henry Co Commissioners

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Issue #390 March 9, 2013

On February 27, 2013 the KENTUCK

STATE SENATE passed SB129,

declaring any new Obama gun lawsunconstitutional and void. SB129prohibits any federal agents from

enforcing such laws and makes it acrime for them to do so.

Welcome to Kentucky!
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K-12 student database spooks parents

A new database tracks the grades, test scores, attendance and hobbies of millions of U.S. students.Companies that sell educational software are thrilled, but some parents have reservations.

An education technology conference this week in Austin will clang with bells and whistles as startupseagerly show off their latest wares.

But the most influential new product may be the least flashy: a $100 million database built to chart theacademic paths of public school students from kindergarten through high school.

In operation for just three months, the database already holds files on millions of children identified byname, address and sometimes social security number. Learning disabilities are documented, test scoresrecorded, attendance noted. In some cases, the database tracks student hobbies, career goals, attitudestoward school even homework completion.

Local education officials retain legal control over their students' information. But federal law allows themshare files in their portion of the database with private companies selling educational products andservices.

Entrepreneurs can't wait.

States and school districts can choose whether they want to input their student records into the system;the service is free for now, though inBloom officials say they will likely start to charge fees in 2015. So faseven states Colorado, Delaware, Georgia, Illinois, Kentucky, North Carolina, and Massachusetts have committed to enter data from select school districts. Louisiana and New York will be entering nearlyall student records statewide.

Read more atHTTP://NEWS.MSN.COM/SCIENCE-TECHNOLOGY/K-12-STUDENT-DATABASE-SPOOKS-PARENTS

On the record, and for all to hear: The Henry Citizen does not like it, not one bit!!

Whatever our children do, or do not do, in school is not for sale! This is another hair-brained scheme byso-called Education Experts and it stinks! Lets just put little micro-computer chips in Johnnys head soevery thought and action can be monitored.

This is the kind of decision that should result in the state superintendent, and any school administrator, be recalled or fired.

Senator Rand Paul's Epic Filibuster: Reads 'Alice in Wonderland'WASHINGTON MARCH 6,2013: Fiery Kentucky Senator Rand Paul is filibustering the nomination of dronemastermind John Brennan for CIA Director. The Washington Timesreported:
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I will speak today until the president responds and says,No, we wont kill Americansin cafes. No, we wont kill you at home at night,Mr. Paul said early on in the filibustewhich began at 11:47 a.m. and by early afternoon showed no signs of slowing down.

I will speak until I can no longer speak. Iwill speak as long as it takes, until the alar

is sounded from coast to coast that our

Constitution is important, that your rights trial by jury are precious, that no America

should be killed by a drone on American so

without first being charged with a crime,

without first being found to be guilty by a

court. ~ Rand Paul

This old-fashioned filibuster hinges on takingadvantage of Senate floor rules that permit amember to speak indefinitely on a subject. PastSenate members have famously read the Bible o

other lengthy tomes in order to sustain such afilibuster. Senator Paul today memorably reads a passagefrom Lewis Carrolls Alice in Wonderland.

On Tuesday, Attorney General Eric Holder releasedlegal memos arguing that the White House had theauthority to use drone strikes over U.S. soil to kill Americans suspected of terrorism without due processSenator Paul immediately responded by posting a news release on his website quoting him as saying:

The U.S. Attorney Generals refusal to rule out the possibility of drone strikes on American citizen

and on American soil is more than frightening it is an affront the Constitutional due process righof all Americans.

Senators Mike Lee and Ted Cruz joined Rand Paul in the filibuster.

REMINDER--Please consider signing up for one of the 4 Gun Safety Seminars (Classethat will be offered in 4 different cities in Henry County. The first one is March 14th at

Merle Manders Conference Center, Stockbridge. Call 770-288-8335 to register.

McDonough Chief of Police Preston Dorsey has worked with the various agencies in Henry

County and announces that Gun Safety Seminars have been scheduled and are offered freeof charge to anyone 21 years of age and older. I have all agencies on board with this to

include the District Attorneys Office and State Court, said Chief Dorsey. This is an effort b

these agencies to assure that all guns are handled in an educated and safe manner.
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Main Street McDonough's St. Patty's Day on the Square will take place on Saturday,March 16th from 1:00--3:00 p.m. There will be fun things to do and lots of bargains!! Weyour green and make the scene.

City ofMcDonough Community Recycling Series-- Electronics! Saturday, April6, 9am-1pm

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Facebook poll gauges Georgians' pol it ical views

ATLANTA -InsiderAdvantage is utilizing Facebook to ask Georgians about their views on politics. InsiderAdvantageCEO and FOX 5 political analyst Matt Towery says this is the first time Facebook promotional products aadvertising have been used to conduct a political poll in Georgia.

In the poll conducted this week, Facebook users were asked about their views on the current economy. those polled, 26 percent said it was improving, 19 percent said it's about the same as it was sixmonths ago, and 54 percent said they believe the economy is worse. One percent of those polledwere undecided.

The poll also asked Facebook users their opinion on the controversial sequester. Of those polled, 39percent said they were in favor of the automatic budget cuts, while 35 percent opposed them.Another 26 percent were undecided.

When asked about the job performance of President Barack Obama, 32 percent of those polled onFacebook said they approved, while 66 percent disapprovedand 2 percent were undecided.

Note: Neither Facebook nor SearchMonkey participated in this survey.InsiderAdvantage is solelyresponsib le for the survey and its results.

REPUBLICAN WOMEN OF HENRY COUNTY

2013 SCHOLARSHIP for $1000.00Eligibility:

Must be a female U.S. citizen and Henry County Resident enrolled in the Henry County School System,public, private or home school.

Must be a female graduating senior by spring of 2013 with a minimum 3.0 grade point average.

Scholarship Criteria:
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The female student is to submit a letter of acceptance for enrollment from an accredited college.Copy of high school transcript.Submit a 500-word essay as described below.

Essay:

The 500-word essay must be typed, double-spaced, using a 12-point font, on 8 x 11 unlined white bopaper and in the English language. Handwritten essays will not be accepted. The cover page shouldinclude the following title, How Being Involved in the Political Process Makes Me a Better Citizen, along

with your name, the date, and your high school. All essays must be original, factually accurate, articulateand free from plagiarism.

Award Guidelines:

All entries will be reviewed by the Scholarship Committee of the Republican Women of Henry County. Tcommittee members will select the scholarship recipient based on the content of their essay. Additionalconsideration will be given to those who have participated in the political process locally. The winner willbe notified in May and the scholarship will be awarded at the luncheon of the Republican Women of HenCounty and will be payable to the scholarship winner.

Deadline:

All completed applications, documentation and completed essays should be received by April 30, 2013 asent to RWHC Scholarship, c/o Kappy Morris, 117 Black Oak Court, Stockbridge, GA 30281.

Scholarship Application Packet

The packet that you submit should included the following items:

1. Application Form2. 500 Word Essay with cover page

3. Letter of acceptance from college you will be attending4. Copy of high school transcript

Contact RWHC Scholarship, c/o Kappy Morris, 117 Black Oak Court, Stockbridge, GA 30281. For moreinfo: visit HTTPS://WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/#!/KAPPY.MORRIS

Citizens Seek ULDC Modification

We propose the county code changes to specifically protect the right to grow food crops and raise small

animals on private property so long as such crops and animals are used for human consumption by theoccupants, gardeners, or raisers and their households and not for commercial purposes.
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Get the picture? A backyarchicken coop is enclosed. Thbirds do not fly around the

neighborhood!

Cant we all just g

along?

Henry County Code allows the following:

One (1) miniature pig which does not exceed one hundredpounds in weight and one (1) miniature goat which doesnot exceed forty (40) pounds. Only one (1) miniature pigand/or one (1) miniature goat may be located on anypremises and/or property which is less than three (3)

acres in size. Property exceeding three (3) acres in sizemay have more than one (1) such animal. A license is alsorequired and must be obtained from Henry County Animal Control Department.

County Code does not restrictowning and raising dogs, cats,hamsters, white mice, other cag

birds (parrots, cockatoo, myna) even snakes!

Yet none of those petowners can say My Pet Makes My

Breakfast

Please attend the Board of Commissioners meetingon March 19th at 6:30pm. June and I will address the

board and ask them to directstaff to review andupdate the ULDC.


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Using a study of ordinance citations from across the state listing specific requirements and qualificationsfor raising chickens, which we hope to see expanded to other egg producing fowl.

Proposal for modification to the Henry County Unified Land Development Code (ULDC):

Section to be modified:

Sec. 2.04.00. - Miscellaneous provisions, 2.04.03: Keeping and raising of livestock. The keeping and raisof all farm animals and fowl shall be limited to property located within the RA zoning district and must

have a minimum lot area of three (3) acres.

Modification to maintain compliance with Sec. 3-16-1: Nuisance, Sec. 3-4-1: Health and safety of personand animals, and other applicable code sections.

Proposed inclusions:

1. That restriction to RA zoning districts and the requirement for three acres are removed from theordinance. In their place, specific qualifications and restrictions are inserted to control but notprohibit keeping and raising specified livestock within all areas of unincorporated Henry County.

2. With regard to fowl, qualifications and requirements shall include:

2a. Allow fowl to be kept and raised

2b. Limit to no more than six (6) fowl in a residential area providing a lot area less than three acr

2c. Coop is required for housing fowl. Coop must be 25 inches from ground and 5 feet from anydwelling, feed in rat-proof container. Coop must provide four (4) square feet per bird. Birds maynot run at large; area must be fenced or otherwise enclosed by natural (wood, stone, shrubbery)landscape barrier to prohibit passage by birds.

2d. Coop may not be placed in a front yard in a residential area providing a lot area less than threacres. Protection of street-side appearance and curb appeal shall require that coop is protectedfrom street view or lot must provide privacy fencing or natural (wood, stone, shrubbery) landscapbarrier.

2e. Prohibition against keeping or raising rooster(s) where lot size is less than three acres.

We are seeking the ability to raise fowl (specifically chickens) in our residential backyard. Please contacyour district commissioner. Tell him that you support this update to Henry Countys Unified LandDevelopment Code (ULDC) and want him to vote in favor.

Please attend the Board of Commissionersmeeting on March 19

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at 6:30pm. June and I waddress the board and ask them to directstaff to review and update the ULDC.

If you have comments or suggestions please contact June Stanley at [email protected]

Thanks for your support, Larry & J une Stanley
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The rate of bills coming to the floor for consideration has increased with cross overday looming. We are voting on house bills you can read about in our weeklynewsletter. Links are provided where you can get additional information on the actbill. You are also able to see how I voted by clicking on those links. If you are notgetting the newsletter emailed to you please take time to sign up.

Rep. Brian StricklandHTTPS://WWW.FACEBOOK.COM/PAGES/STATE-REP-BRIAN-STRICKLAND/452884304749225?FREF=

NOTICE Sen. Jeffares to limit voting power of County Chairman

Henry Daily Herald, March 6, 2013, page 5Notice of Intention to Introduce Local Legislation

"Notice is given that there will be introduced at the Regular 2013 Session of the GeneralAssembly of Georgia a bill to amend an Act providing for a new Board of Commissioners forHenry County, approved March 28, 1974 (Ga. L. 1974, P.3680), as amended, so as to providethat the Chairperson shall vote only in the case of a tie; to provide that the Chairperson shallpreside over meetings of the Board but shall not make or second motions before the Board; toprovide that the County Manager shall establish the agenda for Board Meetings and shall havethe power to hire, discipline, and terminate employees of the Board; to provide for related

matters; and for other purposes. Signed by Senator Rick Jeffares, District 17.

NOTICETOHENRYCOUNTYRESIDENTS:

REP.ANDY WELCH HAS CONFIRMED THAT THE HENRY LEGISLATIVE DELEGATION WILL MEET

ON MONDAY,MARCH 11TH AT 9AM.THE MEETING WILL BE HELD AT ROOM 605 AT THE

LEGISLATIVE OFFICE BUILDING.TOPICS WILL INCLUDE ISSUES OF LOCAL LEGISLATION TO

INCLUDE ANNEXATION BY THE CITY OF STOCKBRIDGE,THE HENRY BOARD OFCOMMISSIONERS, AND OTHER MATTERS.

INTERESTED CITIZENS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND.

Two delegation members have confirmed this matter has not been discussed by the delegation, and onFriday, March 8th no actual Bill had been presented to the delegation members. Delegation Rules call folocal legislation to be presented by the 20th day of the session, but there is no legal requirement in thatregard. Local legislation bills can be submitted and a vote called at any time during the legislative sessio

When Henry County Chairman position was created in 1974 by local legislation the board wanted andrequested that he/she have full voting authority. The county manager, an employee and not elected,
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should not have authority to set the board's agenda. What we have here appears to be a coup dtatagainst the newly elected chairman.

Elections have consequences and the people spoke in a 60-40 [Republican Primary] vote to elect thecurrent chairman with the powers and authority of the position as created in 1974. Local legislation shoualways come from a unanimous vote of the sitting board - not one person, and not one member of thelegislative delegation regardless of personal agendas.

Voices:

Christi Conner Tate wrote: Some chairmen chose not to vote on their own. It should staythis way. This is totally aimed at Tommy Smith and I bet it's some old timers idea. This guyhasn't been around enough to have come up with this on his own. Tommy recalls being calledking Tommy and didn't really give a rat. lol. The chairman has to have influence on what thecounty manager and employees do because he is the elected leader. The county managerhistorically lends an ear and hand to whoever is politically powerful and it balances things out.The chairman is not a ceremonial figurehead.

Stephen S. Coffee wrote: There is something that dose not meet the eye here. Sounds likesomeone stepped on some toes on a deal before the board and is seeking revenge. Mr.

Jeffares, I think you have important issues at the capital than this that you should beaddressing.

It is but a shot across the bow. In the McDonough city charter issue the delegation set precedent againsaltering the role and responsibilities of a sitting elected official. Some delegation members are not yet inthe loop on Jeffares proposed local legislation. It is about serious political agendas and nullification of anelection. Take that to heart. To even think a member of the Henry delegation would open this can ofworms, especially without fully vetting it with the delegation members AND the sitting commissioners,shows a shallow and agenda-driven mind. The blow back against our conservative Republican delegationmembers would be more than precarious - this is the stuff that ends political careers. Focus on theprinciples at stake. Nobody should care who is a friend with whom, or what anyone thinks of the currentchairman. Elections have consequences and the chairman was elected to oust the former chairman.

Seems there are some issues the senator wants to clear up and rectify with the chairman, and this movehis way of getting the chairman's attention. The Citizenheard three issues, but from different sources syou can take that for what it is. None of the issues are a matter of public policy and none of them rise tothe level of legislative action. There is some pettiness afoot, but the "shot heard round the County" couldbe someone's undoing.

If this is a private or personal matter that Jeffares is trying to resolve, then we have a serious breach ofethical behavior and abuse of power to "threaten" legislative action against a sitting commissioner/

chairman. From all we have heard (grapevine, so take it for what it is) this is all about personal issues.


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Please visit THE FEDERALIST PAPERS

Georgia House of Representatives

One of the bills passed this week that may directly affect your family is HOUSEBILL 123, the Parent andTeacher Empowerment Act. This legislation would allow parents to petition their local school board toconvert their traditional public school into a public charter school. HB 123 also provides parents andteachers several options for transforming low-achieving schools. These options would allow parents andteachers to decide whether their low-achieving school should: 1) remove administration; 2) restructure thschool; 3) allow students an option to transfer to a better performing school in the district; 4) utilize a schomanagement team; and/or 5) impose student improvement plans. To enact these options or convert to acharter school, more than 50 percent of parents or teachers would have to sign a petition. The petitionwould then go before the local school board for consideration, who could defeat the petition by a simplemajority vote. If, however, a petition is supported by more than sixty percent of parents or teachers, theboard must have a two-thirds vote to reject the petition. This measure is intended to engage students,inspire teachers, and involve parents in their children's education.

Empowermentis an odd term to describe a law that purports to strengthen parents andteachers when the power remains with the local school board. Kinda poo-poos the idea thatthe new law does much of anything.

One of the most debated bills on Crossover Day, HOUSEB ILL 512, would allow licensed weapons holders whhave gone through the process of finger printing, a background check, and a mental health inquiry toobtain a Georgia Weapons License (GWL) to carry their firearms in more places in Georgia than currentlallowed by state law. This bill, known as the Safe Carry Protection Act, would allow property owners - no
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the government - to decide whether a licensed weapon holder may carry a gun in their places of worshipand establishments that primarily serve alcohol beverages. The bill would also allow GWL holders to cartheir firearm in a government building that is not afforded the protection of security services at theentrances or exits of the premises. Additionally, HB 512 would allow gun owners to carry their firearms omost areas of public college campuses, but would not allow weapons in residence halls or competitivesporting events.

Great legislation to strengthen 2ndAmendment rights. But, what about that student who legallypossesses a GWL and lives in a campus residence hall? Where shall he/she maintain and

store the weapon? The 4th Amendment is accepted to include a persons domicile.

Henry County Board of Commissioners

Tommy Smith

ChairmanEmail:[email protected]

Gary Barham

District 3Email:[email protected]

Reid A. Bowman, Sr.District 4

William Bo Moss

District 1Email:[email protected]

Brian PrestonDistrict 2Email:

[email protected]

Email:[email protected]

Bruce HolmesDistrict 5Email:

[email protected]
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