Goodbye Stirrup/Goodbye Stewart

Party: Republican Date of Birth:  May 8, 1957 Education: B.S., Accounting, Seton Hall University

Occupation:
Vice President, Policy & Government Affairs - Transportation Intermediaries Association

Elected offices:
Elected as Gainesville Supervisor; first term 2003 - 2007
Elected Gainesville Supervisor; second term 2007 - ?

Civic Activities:
Member Gainesville Ruritan Club, Prince William Country Republican Committee, Help Save Manassas, previously served on the Prince William Country Park Authority Board & Prince William County Zoning Ordinance Review Committee

After careful contemplation, it was decided not to title this thread - “Turkey carves Turkey”.  For those who don’t know this is Supervisor Stirrup and his wife carving the turkey.  The thread title - ‘Let’s Talk Turkey’ is my second choice but I thought it more appropriate.

First of all, I’m thankful for being a citizen of this great country. Thankful that other like minded individuals are out there and are willing to participate in the democratic process. Thankful for the support from family and friends. Thankful for all the visitors that continue to come to the site even after the election.

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It appears either Gainesville Supervisor Stirrup does not know his own precincts or his camera wielding, website administering assistant does not.  Check his homepage at http://www.gainesvillesupervisor.com/, and this is what you’ll find -

Welcome to the Gainesville District!

The Gainesville Magisterial District is one of seven districts that comprise the political subdivision of Prince William County.  The Gainesville District is located in the northwestern end of the county and is made up of nine precincts:
Bull Run, Catharpin, Evergreen, Haymarket, Mullen, Plantation, Sinclair, Stonewall and Westgate.

Okay, hold-up a second here.  What happened to the Glenkirk precinct?  And what is Plantation?

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Stirrup proclaims membership to ‘Help Save’ Movement.  Interested in knowing the leadership of the Help Save Manassas Group?  Well, here you go… And my only question is how, how could anyone follow this logic but especially how could our Gainesville District Supervisor proclaim membership or an alliance to this?

The countdown is on, 3 years 362 days until we can remove the dastardly duo of Stewart/Stirrup from power.  Let me clarify the term, “we” by “we”, I mean the voters of Prince William County.  For those who need clarification, or are clamoring for a ‘legal disclaimer’ here you go -

Disclaimer

This blog and it’s contents are not authorized or paid for by any candidate for office. The views expressed herein are solely those of the blog author. Views are the opinon of the author, not intended to be assertions of fact.

 I have now put this ‘disclaimer’ in a footer that should be included on all pages.

9500Liberty posts a portion of the debate between candidates Stirrup & Riley.  Corey Riley makes an excellent point, why must everything reach a crisis point?  There’s been the powerline crisis, the illegal immigration crisis, the crisis to open Healthcote Boulevard etc… Yes, perhaps if additional time and consideration were given then we wouldn’t constantly be in a state of crisis.

Interesting article entitled, ”Stewart proposed slashing funds for nonprofit of Stirrup’s rival” tells how Chairman Stewart proposes to use the funding from the Greater Prince William Community Health Center to fund the ‘crackdown on illegal immigration’.  The executive director and a founder of the Woodbridge nonprofit health clinic is non-other than John Stirrup’s opponent in the race for Gainesville District Supervisor - Corey Riley.