Opinion
After years of using the county to advance public health power and activism, Marcia Mansaray has thrown her hat into the political square
On March 27, 2024, Ottawa County Deputy Health Director Marcia Mansaray added her name to the list of candidates.
In some Michigan districts, the line between parents and school has blurred
School policies are attempting to push parents out.
The collapse of leftist media
The news media has been in a free fall for decades. But recently the complete collapse seems close.
The local church and the sacred cow of politics
Many pastors believe in the myth of neutrality.
Michigan Legislature looking to impede parental rights
In 1993, Michigan became the most homeschool-friendly state in the nation. But, the state would like that to change.
Power trip
After writing Letters to the Editor and giving public comment, Marcia Mansaray traveled across the country to inform public health professionals about how she used her position to push back against elected county commissioners who oversee the Health Department.
Public Health & Democrat Activist Lawfare
“Many on the political left have pushed the lie that conservatives ‘distrust public health.’ It isn’t public health policy that we have come to distrust, but rather how it is used by the Left to cloak their partisan agenda.” —Representative Jim Banks, Indiana’s 3rd Congressional District
Abolition of the DEI Department has the Left questioning local effects
From its inception at the end of 2018 to its demise in 2023, the estimated cost of the DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) Department was just over $1.1 million. So, just what impact did the DEI Department have on mental health, suicide rates, and the county’s racial make-up? Does its abolition put citizens at risk? Should residents worry now that Ottawa County dissolved its DEI Department? The political left says, “Yes.”
Proposed budget cuts cause social media meltdown for Ottawa County Interim Health Director
“The County will not stand for any attempts by the Department of Public Health to cut essential programs unnecessarily, for political spectacle or media theatrics. The families who are served by the Department of Public Health deserve better, and will not be political pawns.” —Ottawa County Press Release, August 28, 2023
75 articles and counting—the barrage is real
Is the Holland Sentinel a credible news source? “At the Sentinel, we are committed to upholding the highest standards of integrity in journalism. Our credibility is what makes our readers trust us and the content we publish.” — The Holland Sentinel’s Transparency Guidelines In reality, the Holland Sentinel and Editor Sarah Leach have set up their artillery to fire on conservative Christians who are standing for liberty.
The road to nationals is paved by drag queens at the GVSU chapel
Selling high-priced candy, subs sandwiches, coffee cards, and wrapping paper for school are no longer the fundraisers of choice. The GV Men’s Volleyball team pulled out all the stops this year to make sure their bus could make it to Kansas for nationals.
Are taxpayers footing part of the bill for GVSU’s kinky Sex Ed Week?
Sending your kids off to college is such an exciting, yet terrifying time. As parents, you do the best you can to create a solid foundation for your kids to stand on. You expect them to do and see things that they may not be prepared for. But did you expect those things to be brought to your students via the local health department in the form of a kinky Sex Ed Week? [Contains explicit content.]
