These great community servants don't stop with the schools. Next, there's the police department. You see, some public officials feel that they should be immune to the laws that protect the rights and property of others. The police believe that community servants should follow local, state, and federal laws like everyone else. Now it's time to attack the police chief because, after all, he doesn't understand that some public officials have a special immunity to the laws that govern the rest of the country, state, and nation.
Power is really important to some elected officials.
Elected officials have the power to spend taxpayers' money on lawsuits that are not likely to reap any financial benefits for the community. Surely, there are positive and productive uses for out tax dollars. I hope I haven't left anyone out. I'm sure the providers of these services could find positive uses for taxpayer money. In the name of community service to out town's citizens and their families, some elected officials are in the position to keep the real business of a community from getting done.