Kevin, how in the world do you spin politics into this article. A father supporting his child’s school doesn’t or shouldn’t threaten your narrow minded political viewpoint.
Sue, your comments are just as narrow minded as Kevin’s. Sounds like you both have trouble understanding those who have the gumption to help themselves.

@Kevin Please explain to us what is wrong with making money? What is wrong with working 16 hour days to start a business, and to get the rewards? Or are you just lazy, and want people that work hard for their families to give some to you because you don’t have the drive to better yourself. American is being the best that you can be, not to suck off the money that people make. Your a poor excuse for an American, acutely if you want a job, maybe you can be the poster child for welfare. Your character speaks for itself in your writing. mark@mntaxwaste.com

@sue These people are not forced to donate, these are people who want to help. I gave because I wanted to help, no one held a gun to my head. Minnetonka is a very good district, the problem is when you get into public schools they cant teach morals how you would want them taught to your children. Teaching gay rights, not to have a Christmas show, Halloween Parties, and Easter are things that are taught in a political correct way in public schools. If you think the rich have all they money, please explain how you came up with that. I would love to read your answer. mark@mntaxwaste.com

@Ed Debevick I’m not sure how to teach you this, so here I go. The words are “No Thank You” Yes thats it I think. I know it might be hard for you to say those to a salesman no matter what their age because you might have confidence problem, but thats it in a nut shell. I don’t seem to have a problem with saying no thank you to anybody for anything, including some kid trying to raise money. I have however said YES because I realize it is helping a great cause.