“The key point of my question is, do you believe it is equitable for elderly Vermonters who can’t afford a solar panel (or whose home is not located in a place where they can effectively install one) to subsidize yours? It is a simple tax policy question.”
Unless the Legislature’s goal is to ensure Marx’s institutional usurpation of all childcare by the state, this language of S.56 reflects utter incompetence, or complete insensitivity to the problems that continue to face private daycares in Vermont.
Attorney General Charity Clark and the extremist abortion advocates seek to use a statute designed to prevent fraud in commerce to stifle completely free services not customarily addressed in such laws.
A recent set of survey questions distributed to elementary school students in the Addison Northwest School District raises important questions about the new direction Vermont schools have quietly embarked upon in stewarding children.
The legacy of Vermont residential school Kurn Hattin continues to be conflicted, as a legislative effort unfolds to provide an on-line support group for victims of abuse at the controversial school.
RUHS has been the center of a prolonged series of conflicts, almost all of which have been instigated by faculty-driven social justice initiatives, previously by Elijah Hawkes, and then by Layne Millington.
Despite the veil of social concern, H.230 is flagrantly aimed at gun rights, not suicide prevention. If Vermont’s progressive supermajority rams it into law, it will almost certainly be struck down as unconstitutional.
Perhaps Vermont should pay parents to stay home and care for their own children. Many of them would earn a higher wage than they earn in their out-of-home jobs, there would be no need for state regulations and oversight, and fossil fuels would be saved — the parent will stay home from work; the child not be driven to hard-to-find daycare.
If Vermont police arrest these extremely violent offenders, they are condemned as racists. No wonder crime in Burlington and Vermont is skyrocketing. It will doubtless get worse.
In an interview with True North Reports, Tara Ferf Jentink said she was unaware of ANWSD’s gender curriculum until alerted by her young child, and she took steps to address the issue with administrators — and was stunned by their response.
The progressive push to protect abortion in Vermont now includes an effort to discourage pregnancy centers from supporting would-be mothers who might keep their children with helpful support.
A JFO report outlines funding sources including a new sales taxes on “pre-written software accessed remotely,” sugar taxes on candy or beverages, and an expansion of existing sales taxes. The magnitude of the economic burden posed by this program is displayed by the size of new taxes being considered.