
Was headed east on 98 yesterday and saw a person placing "No" signs along that corridor close to 395. Was interesting to see them place the sign next to a "Yes" sign and then pull up the yes sign and toss in on the ground.
Was headed east on 98 yesterday and saw a person placing "No" signs along that corridor close to 395. Was interesting to see them place the sign next to a "Yes" sign and then pull up the yes sign and toss in on the ground.
At least the illegal campaign materials are getting better. Kind of miss the cut outs from magazines and newspapers crammed together into a barely readable uni-bomber like manifesto.
Some one pulled up the one I put in place but only threw it the other side of the bike path. It is back up now. It is beyond my comprehension as to why anyone would even consider not voting YES, let alone distroy YES signs. You have to be pretty dumb not to realize the differences between a hired employee and an elected politician.
