Taking It To The Streets, Literally
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Taking It To The Streets, Literally
| Unless you've not been out of your house for a
really long time, you may have noticed there is an election coming soon.
There is no shortage of political signs at nearly any street or
intersection in Lenoir City. I for one have no problem with the
abundance of campaign signage as long as the signs are removed promptly
after the election. In fact, I enjoy this time before elections, when
all the candidates are out working hard to get all the votes they can.
There is just something uniquely American about the whole process.
Then there are the liquor lovers with their agenda
and those of us who oppose their plan.
Elections are like any other competition. The teams are chosen and the games begin. there will be winners and losers. But unlike football or baseball, the stakes are much higher. There is a lot at stake for a lot of people depending on the outcome of these games. The people of Lenoir City, for the first time in a long time, have an opportunity to make some positive changes in Lenoir City government. Which ever team you chose to be on, please cast your vote. If you don't vote don't complain.
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Even
the idealistic Mayor Brookshire, who feels he is so above the rest and
who vowed in his first ad "to use as few signs as possible", has not
been able to avoid getting in to the act. Apparently "to use as few
signs as possible" means the same as put up as many signs as possible.
