Comments on: Town Hollering http://duncancross.net/2009/08/town-hollering/ ill. humored. Wed, 28 Jul 2010 12:02:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Malpractice « DUNCAN CROSS http://duncancross.net/2009/08/town-hollering/comment-page-1/#comment-1712 Malpractice « DUNCAN CROSS Wed, 02 Sep 2009 13:41:10 +0000 http://duncancross.net/?p=2295#comment-1712 [...] « Town Hollering [...] [...] « Town Hollering [...]

]]> By: dx http://duncancross.net/2009/08/town-hollering/comment-page-1/#comment-1707 dx Sat, 29 Aug 2009 14:14:28 +0000 http://duncancross.net/?p=2295#comment-1707 Lisa - I should have emailed you to ask whether you would be going. Then I too could have joined the shorter line. The C-SPAN video showed some of the ruckus inside, but maybe not as much as you experience. I think the way they had it miked made it sound not as loud as it probably was. Lisa – I should have emailed you to ask whether you would be going. Then I too could have joined the shorter line.

The C-SPAN video showed some of the ruckus inside, but maybe not as much as you experience. I think the way they had it miked made it sound not as loud as it probably was.

]]> By: Lisa Emrich http://duncancross.net/2009/08/town-hollering/comment-page-1/#comment-1703 Lisa Emrich Wed, 26 Aug 2009 17:21:44 +0000 http://duncancross.net/?p=2295#comment-1703 Oh, Duncan, it was disgraceful inside. So many disruptions and heckles throughout, especially when Howard Dean took the podium. And, I never did see where they were collecting questions, otherwise I would have thrown mine in the hat. You must have been waiting in line at a different door than I. Since parking was basically non-existent when Rob and I arrived, he dropped me off in line (in the smaller teacher's lot) just before 6PM. Then, he looked for a place to park, gave up, and drove home, parked there, and walked the 15 minutes back to the school. He arrived, just a few minutes before we were able to enter the door to the building at around 6:30PM. I thought that Jim Moran did a good job making his points....and he was rather courteous and patient with the disruptors. It was very sad to hear the questions which were asked during the Q&A. Maybe only 2 were what I'd say intelligent and well thought out. Some folks obviously looked like they were just reading a question someone told them to write down. Very sad to see "democracy" in action. P.S. I didn't know that we're in the same voting district, although it is very gerrymandered and spread out. Now we know. Oh, Duncan, it was disgraceful inside. So many disruptions and heckles throughout, especially when Howard Dean took the podium. And, I never did see where they were collecting questions, otherwise I would have thrown mine in the hat.

You must have been waiting in line at a different door than I. Since parking was basically non-existent when Rob and I arrived, he dropped me off in line (in the smaller teacher’s lot) just before 6PM. Then, he looked for a place to park, gave up, and drove home, parked there, and walked the 15 minutes back to the school. He arrived, just a few minutes before we were able to enter the door to the building at around 6:30PM.

I thought that Jim Moran did a good job making his points….and he was rather courteous and patient with the disruptors. It was very sad to hear the questions which were asked during the Q&A. Maybe only 2 were what I’d say intelligent and well thought out. Some folks obviously looked like they were just reading a question someone told them to write down.

Very sad to see “democracy” in action.

P.S. I didn’t know that we’re in the same voting district, although it is very gerrymandered and spread out. Now we know.

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