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Politics is all about appearences anyway. Isn’t it. We now have Snow and Rand trying to pass a law saying that municipalities must e-verify the employees of the contractors that work for them. Carl Mumpower has been asking this for a long time.
Here we go with even the democrats trying to appear as conservatives and abandon the very people they were suppose to help. Look out Cecil they will turn on you when your platform begins to not appear the way they want it. Be careful and next time use real applause.
Or if you cut and past make it good like Snow and Rand. But the real proplem is some people are beginning to understand that the party will throw you under the bus when you become a problem. note I said party without a name because that is a universal principle of politics.
We the people must stand up and be tall and demand life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness and not death, abortion, rules, taxes and living like someone else says we must.
I’m not a big bucks foley outfit, but I could have added in applause and atmosphere w/o being as heavy handed as Bothwell’s people did, just using my stock tracks and Audacity.
"… more people … than what was really there."
Well, at least we know that’s the genuine Stompers speaking. No faking that.
I can vouch for the fact that the place was chock-a-block. Aside from POP Asheville, it’s the biggest crowd I’ve seen at the Grey Eagle.