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| Hyannisport draped in Brown signs |
| 2010-01-20 |
| When one voter loudly announced, "Where do I vote for Scott Brown?'' some others in the lobby shot disapproving looks. "It was like it wasn't reverent,'' said Jo Petercuskie, who was working at a bake sale for the Barnstable High School girls' hockey team. "It was like, we're in Hyannis, and that's the Kennedy rink.'' Privilege. Expectation of electoral victory without doing *any*thing to deserve it. How dare the proles express their opinions. In downtown Hyannis, where he had managed to find room for two Brown signs on his compact storefront, La Petite France Cafe owner Ian Parent railed against the notion that the Kennedy legacy should have any hold on the Senate seat. "It's the people's seat, it's not Ted Kennedy's seat, and people have lost sight of that,'' AMEN!! he said, standing by a rack stacked with loaves of fresh-baked bread. "Ted Kennedy never voted to help small business.'' Most of the response to his signs had been positive, he said, but yesterday morning a customer called and told him she would never come into the cafe again. She hung up on him before he could respond, said Parent. Typical hate-filled liberal spewing her bile. Surprised? |
| Posted by:gromky |
| #2 Let's not forget that Barney Franks seat is public too. |
| Posted by: BrerRabbit 2010-01-20 10:45 |
| #1 It's the people's Congress, too. I can't wait to vote in November. |
| Posted by: lex 2010-01-20 10:36 |