Embattled Montgomery College President Brian Johnson is African-American. That does not matter to the Trustees and the many other people who are genuinely concerned about the college and the taxpayer…
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Trustees Weigh in on Johnson (Updated)
Our spies tell us the Trustees of Montgomery College made two decisions tonight on President Brian Johnson. 1. He is on paid administrative leave effective immediately. 2. His contract will…
The Washington Times has confirmed our reporting on Montgomery College President Brian Johnson’s arrest warrant. A representative of the Maricopa County Sheriff’s office told the Times they had no information…
Johnson Arrest Warrant Case Gets Stranger
Dear readers, in our original post on this subject, we reported that Arizona resident Apryl D. Hunter filed a paternity case against Montgomery College President Brian Johnson in 1998, and…
At this moment, 50% of all entries to the blog are direct visits to the story about Brian Johnson’s arrest warrant. That post will unquestionably go down as one of…
Brian Johnson, President of Montgomery College, is wanted for arrest in Arizona for failure to pay $12,000 in child support.Before coming to Montgomery College in January 2007, Johnson worked at…
The Economic Engine of Maryland, Part Eight
This series has easily been the most ambitious collection of essays we have ever attempted on Maryland Politics Watch. And all of our data points to one conclusion: the economic…
The Economic Engine of Maryland, Part Seven
Montgomery County, the economic engine of Maryland, depends on its public schools to compete with Fairfax County. How much does the state contribute to Montgomery’s schools?In absolute terms, the state…
The Economic Engine of Maryland, Part Six
How important are Montgomery County’s schools to the county’s economy? We asked some of our local leaders and here is what they said.Valerie ErvinCounty Council Member, Chair of the Council’s…
The Economic Engine of Maryland, Part Five
Montgomery County and Fairfax County, the economic engines of their respective states, have much in common. One characteristic they share is excellent schools.Residents of Montgomery and Fairfax are virtually obsessed…