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	<title>Comments on: What The &#8216;F&#8217;?</title>
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		<title>By: UnHappy Camper</title>
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		<description>Politics and party affiliation aside, Question F doesn&#039;t even make sense.  While the school district may be suffering, poor management and inefficient use of resources is clearly responsible for the district&#039;s shortcomings,  and throwing $17 million at the problem will NOT solve the problem. So the the $1.68 million budget goes kaput and tax payers are expected to pick up the slack?  If that amount of money can&#039;t be managed properly, why should I feel any security in thinking that $17 million will be...I think not! Better management, resourcefulness instead of wastefulness, and a genuine view towards solving the problems of Prince George&#039;s schools, not more money, are required to fix our school district.  I, for one, will not be voting in favor of Question F, and I can only hope that others don&#039;t get duped, because this referendum vote is questionable at best, and borders on the brink of dangerous.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Politics and party affiliation aside, Question F doesn&#8217;t even make sense.  While the school district may be suffering, poor management and inefficient use of resources is clearly responsible for the district&#8217;s shortcomings,  and throwing $17 million at the problem will NOT solve the problem. So the the $1.68 million budget goes kaput and tax payers are expected to pick up the slack?  If that amount of money can&#8217;t be managed properly, why should I feel any security in thinking that $17 million will be&#8230;I think not! Better management, resourcefulness instead of wastefulness, and a genuine view towards solving the problems of Prince George&#8217;s schools, not more money, are required to fix our school district.  I, for one, will not be voting in favor of Question F, and I can only hope that others don&#8217;t get duped, because this referendum vote is questionable at best, and borders on the brink of dangerous.</p>
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