District 31 Town Hall Meeting
The District 31 delegation (well, most of the District 31 delegation) held a Town Hall meeting at the North County Library in Glen Burnie. Senator Bryan Simonaire and Delegates Steve Schuh and Nic Kipke spoke on the issues and answered a number of questions from the audience on taxes and slots. Delegate Don Dwyer, as usual when facing the public, didn't bother to actually show up despite living a whopping third of a mile away from the North County library.
The crowd was a mix of Democrats and Republicans, with a few independents thrown in for measure. And just about every one of them was appalled by what the General Assembly is doing.
If the Democratic leadership thinks the people are going to forget about this anytime soon, they are sadly, sadly mistaken...
The crowd was a mix of Democrats and Republicans, with a few independents thrown in for measure. And just about every one of them was appalled by what the General Assembly is doing.
If the Democratic leadership thinks the people are going to forget about this anytime soon, they are sadly, sadly mistaken...
Labels: District 31, Don Dwyer, General Assembly, Slots, Taxes
posted by Brian Griffiths at 10:05 PM
1 Comments:
As usual did Schuh and Kipke do most of the talking with Simonaire appearing unprepared? Seriously, what good is it to elect people based on party affiliation? With Simonaire, we got the exact same vote we would have gotten out of Phil Jimeno. Difference is Phil Jimeno got out more in the community. And unlike Simonaire, we didn't only see Jimeno a couple months outside of an election.
As for Dwyer, what do people expect?
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