Thank you Diane Douglas, the superintendent of public instruction, for dismissing Christine Thompson, the executive director, and Sabrina Vazquez, assistant executive director.

The Arizona We Want Organization and Common Core are motive driven.

Cindy Wharton supports TAWW (aka Center for the Future of Arizona, www.thearizonawewant.org). Page 2 of TAWW 2.0 - Case for Action states, “We will be one of the first states in the nation where the ‘minority’ population becomes the majority…”

TAWW utilizes eight specific goals -- all targeting Arizona -- as an example across the nation: Education (assimilation through state leadership), Job Creation, Environment & Water, Infrastructure (light rail to all urban regions), and Healthcare (for all).

Rick Davis wrote a letter (5/13/11) of intent to committee members to participate in TAWW:

“The Town of Fountain Hills enthusiastically submits its intent to participate in the Arizona We Want Five Community Project. Perhaps no other community is more emotionally and fiscally invested in the goals of this initiative than Fountain Hills. Fountain Hills would like to execute a targeted marketing strategy to the Los Angeles, San Diego, and San Francisco markets designed to bring specific types of employers.

“In addition to completing the urban trails master plan, which will be designed to encourage citizens to utilize non-motorized transportation options, the Town would like to conduct a feasibility study into a Town operated transit system.

“Given the viability of such a system, the Town desires to acquire and commission a system of small buses which will route around Fountain Hills, utilizing major arterials and collectors, delivering riders to connecting transit on Shea Boulevard at Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, the end of the Valley Metro line. Once acquired, the Town would maintain and operate these buses and administer the transit system.”

Didn’t town recreational dollars pay for these transit routes?