Ron Price Has Server Difficulty

He claims to be a computer wizard, but Rockingham County School Board member Ron Price is not particularly adept with email.  He often sends his email to places he never intended it to go.  We've received several of his emails that were supposed to go to the Reidsville Review.  Below is a sample of one email he has sent several times to Review "reporter" Danielle Battaglia.  We were going to hold on to the email, but after receiving it multiple times, we've decided to print it here.  And, yes, we are aware some weasel will rat us out to Ron.

Ron can't seem to understand why Danielle never gets her email.  It must be a problem "that was lost during the server difficulty."

A portion of the Ron Price email follows:

"In 1962 prayer was removed from the public schools.  Then in 1963 the Bible was removed and another pillar of our morality was eliminated from the public schools arena. Today our teachers and administrators who have high moral values are restricted and inhibited from using their faith based morality to impart moral values to our students.  The result of these factors is the statistics we see in the NC sex statistics.rtf. The implementation of government regulations on sex education actually worsens the statistics.  They remove inhibitions and modesty and promote promiscuity."

The email contains several attachments that make reference to all manner of disgusting sexual things.  We will not include them here because this is a family web site.

Obviously Ron is fully aroused by the very, very slim prospect of his over-riding the United States Supreme Court and getting prayer and the Bible back in the classrooms.  At least it will win him some votes if that damn Yahoo email server stops with the "difficulty".

Update: Ron is continuing to blabber to Danielle in more emails which are coming here rather than the Review.  Ron's emails focus on sex.  We frequently get emails intended for the Review, a veterinary office, and a legal firm.

Update 2:  He waited almost three full years, but Ron Price just updated his blog at ronprice.blogspot.com  (June 26, 2013). Apparently Ron believes there is enough interest in Common Core (?) that he is compelled to do an update.  His previous update was August 24, 2010.