[Local-Maine-Schools] votes

[Cindy Brotzman]

The “Consolidation Bill” changes every day. Why would a legislator  
vote to make a law out of language which is so fluid that even the  
Commissioner of Education cannot give details? To vote “yes” for such  
a bill would be wrong.

The “Consolidation Bill” takes the designated state minimum  per  
pupil amount and makes it into a maximum. Why would a legislator vote  
to do this?  To vote “yes” for such a bill makes no sense.

The “Consolidation Bill” does not allow a community to override that  
minimum amount, does not allow a community to vote that its own money  
serve its own children.  Why would anyone vote this into law? To vote  
“yes” for a bill containing this clause would be immoral.

Legislators who vote for the “Consolidation Bill” - wrongly,  
senselessly, immorally - must realize that we - those who understand  
exactly what is going on - can never vote for them again.

Very Sincerely,
Cynthia Sakovics Brotzman



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