March 23rd Infowars.com – Mayoral Candidate Vows to End Water Fluoridation
Link to infowars.com article: http://www.infowars.com/mayoral-candidate-vows-to-end-water-fluoridation/
Month: March 2015
Fluoridated Water, Poisoned Horses
This video describes the experience of Cathy and Wayne Justus in Pagosa Springs, Colorado. For several years their world class quarter horses experienced incredibly debilitating symptoms, seemingly without […]
Thoughts on Federal Takeover of Local Police Forces
When the founding fathers wrote the Constitution, they chose to set up a weak federal government with limited power. As time has progressed, that wise decision […]
March 18th MLive – First mayoral candidate in Grand Rapids files papers
Link to MLive article: http://www.mlive.com/news/grand-rapids/index.ssf/2015/03/first_official_mayoral_candida.html
Tooth Decay Trends in Fluoridating vs. Nonfluoridating Countries
Could it be as simple as there’s been a huge increase in the number of people using fluoridated toothpaste since 1955? Fluoride advocates often claim […]
Strong Neighborhoods, Strong City Summit Analysis
I attended the Strong Neighborhoods, Strong City: Grand Rapids Neighborhood Summit 2015 held March 13, 2015. It turned out to be other than I expected and […]
Law Enforcement Body Worn Cameras
As mayor, I will support the expansion of body worn cameras to include the entire department. I’m glad I support it, because I’ve recently learned it […]
New Study Draws Connections Between Water Fluoridation and ADHD in Children
The team discovered children living in areas with a majority of the population receiving fluoridated water from public water systems “tended to have a greater proportion […]
The City’s Current Position on Water Fluoridation
I met the Water System Manager as she graciously agreed to take part in giving me a tour of the water filtration plant located in […]
My View of Strong Neighborhoods
‘Strong Neighborhoods’ is one of the issues of the upcoming mayoral election. When one stops to think about it, who is the opposition to strong neighborhoods? […]