A ukulele-wielding critic of the Natick School Committee got shot down during a meeting recently when he tried to make remarks about the recently resigned superintendent and a potential replacement for him.
Ronald Alexander, of Wellesley, who said he had already filed three Open Meeting Law violation complaints against the School Committee, began his public comment with a song accompanied by a ukulele.
It's not just President Donald Trump who thinks "fake news" is a problem.
Even the Washington Post's Bob Woodward is warning that some reporters are becoming "emotionally unhinged" covering President Trump and crossing over into a "tone of ridicule."
