In addition to being conyers mayor, the mayor is the churchill factor. Thats incredibly nice of you. What did you learn from Winston Churchill about what people want in their leader . Well churchill, the guy made the most incredible series of mistakes. His early career was studied with disasters of one kind or another. But he always came back from them and he always stuck by what he believed. And actually, as you will discover in this book if you need to analyze all of his catastrophes, you can see how he was very often on to something. Oftentimes he simply got it wrong. The big takeoff from churchill was he had the big colossal moral strength and on a scale its hard for any of us to imagine. Yesterday i went to see the Aerospace Museum and we looked at that flyer built by orville and Wilbur Wright that flew 800 feet. Its incredible that only ten years after that flight Winston Churchill was getting up in contraptions of absolutely terrifying primitiveness made of basically canvas and
Choice. As you work on these issues in louisiana, some folks probably try to offer kevins argument in the opposite form saying, look, the School Choice stuff might have some possibilities downstream, but right now youre taking dollars away from schools that are struggling with kids. How do you justify that and how do you make those numbers work . Thank you. Id also like to thank senator scott for putting this forum on. It truly is very important, and its very important for us to hear not only the issues but also some solutions. So you know it was really funny. When i became an elected official, i didnt think it was my job to or my position to deal with the Public School system and the things that were going on at the local level. I was a lawmaker. You know, i was a state senator. That was for the local government to deal with. You know, it became evident to me rather quickly when my constituency told me loud and clear they didnt care if i was a state senator or local garbage collector,
JERRY BOGGS, 77, of Ironton, Ohio, went to be with his Lord on Tuesday, October 24, 2023 at his home. He was born July 10, 1946, in Cabell County, W.Va.,
JERRY BOGGS, 77, of Ironton, widower of Joyce K. Boggs, died Oct. 24 at home. He was a South Point Local School District bus driver. Funeral service will be 1