Kristen's website wants us to be informed. In KRISTEN'S OWN WORDS (or at least those written for her by her developer team): "When I [Kristen Le Blanc] decided to run for President of Campton Hills, the first thing I learned was how important it is to research issues. By this, I [Kristen Le Blank] mean credible facts from reliable sources - not just chatter and whisper. There's a lot of information available on the internet, but as you've probably learned, anyone can put anything up on the web. Look for supporting documents; meeting minutes, court documents, ordinances, budgets. Don't rely on what someone told you; dig into it for yourself and use good judgment in deciding fact versus fiction."
AWESOME, right? Kristen filed her failed candidacy papers in December and given the last minute condition of her filings, we can surmise that Kristin figured out the importance of researching issues right around the time she asked Carolyn Higgins (when filing her last minute application) (a) what district we lived in (which signified that she had the wrong form) and (b) "what is an economic interest statement?" This certainly explains a great deal about the way she has run the Fox Mill HOA.
But here is the REAL IRONY: Kristen wants us to be informed and "dig" into matters so that we can use "good judgment in deciding fact versus fiction." Then why have lawsuits been filed against the Kristin's Fox Mill HOA for failing to allow homeowners access to documents? Why is Kristen the target of a contempt proceeding right now for failing to obey a court order to turn over documents to a wrongfully ousted board member? Why did Kirsten's lawyer say in open court that Kristen was the ONLY person entitled to see the majority of Fox Mill documents that went into comprising the Fox Mill budget?
Why does she tell us to dig in on the one hand, but then block her neighbors attempts to do so?
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