Frederick County Government *reality* TV has a missing episode

What has happened? We looked into our crystal ball and told you that Council Member Comments is where it hits the fan. And so it seems. If you know more, do tell!

Who do you think could be the antagonist in this episode? Is it Puck? Why do we have to live with Puck. Puck sucks.
Who do you think could be the antagonist in this episode? Is it Puck? Why do we have to live with Puck. Puck sucks.

In other must-see TV news, the Young family (who, if you’re new here, straddles both sides of the political aisle–can you imagine Thanksgiving?) is having a nuclear Family Feud on Facebook. These people are awesome. Our own version of The Young and the Restless. The drama is Aaron Spelling worthy, and you will never in a million years guess why this mushroom cloud has been cast over the community…

It seems that State Senator Michael Hough is in a huff because Delegate Karen Young introduced some legislation without his blessing. Allowing the student representative on the BOE to occasionally (seemingly almost never meet all the conditions required for it to actually occur) vote on BOE decisions. Oh la la. You’d think she tried to read a letter from Coretta Scott King on the Senate floor. Nevertheless, she persisted.

Right about now, being the analogue to Mitch McConnell in a story is just about the worst conceivable place to find yourself. These control freaks who insist on shutting out whatever they find disagreeable must be very fearful that their points of view can’t stand up on their own merits. Who’s the snowflake here? Such projection.

If you aren’t following this on Facebook, there is absolutely no way the Frederick News Post is doing the Hatfields versus the Hatfields scene adequate justice. We’re here to tell you, local politics is where it’s at.

4 thoughts on “Frederick County Government *reality* TV has a missing episode

  1. Members of the County Council, like everyone else, have a right to speak. However, like everyone else, they have no right to be heard or have the benefit of a taxpayer-financed megaphone. The Council may elect not to have a “Council Members Comments” portion of a meeting. Presumably, the County Exec may choose to instruct the TV folks to turn off the cameras when the agenda reaches that point. Whether to cease “Council Comments” or cease televising them are political choices that require political judgment.

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