RE: Stealing political signs violates free speech

Following is the message I sent to Yes on DD volunteers on Oct. 21 and immediately forwarded to PK, a Sycamore Ranch representative, as requested.

“Thank you for all your hard work - so many people are noticing and super impressed!

Many of you have been frustrated that Yes on DD signs that you have been placing keep getting stolen. And now, there are No on DD signs appearing and often replacing Yes on DD signs.

There is a very vocal minority based out of Sycamore Ranch, which is near the Gird Road future high school site that think that stopping the bond measure will stop the development of the permanent campus on Gird. While this is absolutely incorrect, and actually a no vote will likely drag out the construction process and have the nearby neighbors look at less attractive portable buildings instead, everyone is entitled to their opinions.

We already discussed this, but just a reminder - please do not take it upon yourself to remove any No on DD signs that you may come across. I was asked to communicate this request to you at last night's meeting at the Golf Club of California between Sycamore Ranch residents and some representatives of BUSD.

Let's just work on staying positive in this campaign!

The Good News is most everyone in our community really appreciates what you are doing and are excited about a new, state-of-the-art Bonsall High School at Gird Road!”

Larissa Anderson

Bonsall Taxpayers for Schools, Yes on DD