LEE, COPELAND REBUKE DSEA
Lee: “The teacher’s union forgot about kids a long time ago.”
Candidate for Governor Bill Lee and candidate for Lt. Governor Charlie Copeland today strongly rebuked the Delaware State Education Association for their endorsement process, saying that Delaware teachers deserve better.
“Teachers deserve better and kids deserve better,” said Lee. “While our teachers struggle […]
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The Dover African American Festival was a fun and educational event. The music, traditional dancing, and booths for products, services, and information combined for a fine event. One would expect there to be excitement for the elections with Senator Obama’s historic run. The Kent County Democrats had a booth as usual. Markell and Carney each had their […]
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Copeland Comments on Denn Announcement
“More of the Status Quo is Last Thing Taxpayers Need”
Wilmington, DE – Since beginning his campaign for Lieutenant Governor of Delaware, Charlie Copeland has repeated a simple message: “Delaware needs real change in its leadership if the problems and challenges faced by citizens are to be truly addressed.”
Today’s announcement […]
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WILMINGTON - A day prior to delivering the keynote address at the Republican State Convention, Hockessin resident John Clatworthy declared he is running for the Fourth State Senate District seat, soon to be vacated by State Senator Charlie Copeland.
“It’s time to make Delaware first again,” said Clatworthy. “I will represent the 4th District […]
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Senate Minority Leader Charlie Copeland filed paperwork moments ago to seek the office of Lieutenant Governor of Delaware in the 2008 election.
“During my six years in the Senate, I have too often seen this administration ignore serious problems,” said Copeland. “The transportation budget, prisoners’ health care, the psychiatric facility, and now the state budget –this […]
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As another $60 million gets peeled from the DEFAC report, bringing the 26-month total to over $600,000,000, I want to take a little trip down memory lane to show you where this could have been avoided.
1.) May 9, 2007: Charlie Copeland and the Senate Republicans call on the Governor to formulate a plan to achieve […]
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