A “town hall meeting” is by definition a meeting of the people of a town to discuss or conduct community business. Such a meeting is open to all citizens. In Obamaland, a “town hall meeting” admits only invited fans and worshipers who can be counted on to provide a friendly reception. So how does the scam work? A squib in today’s local newsrag provides a clue.
According to the story, Obama will appear at “a town-hall style meeting with Kroger employees” at a Kroger store in Bristol, Virginia, this coming Wednesday to push for “sweeping health care reform legislation.” Then: “Only those with tickets will be allowed to participate in the meeting, and the tickets have been reserved for Kroger employees.” Kroger is the only unionized grocery chain in Southwest Virginia and one of the few unionized retailers in the region.
So who do you think decides who gets to go?
Tags: Obama, scam, town hall meeting
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Ooh! Ooh! Can I go? Puh-leez, can I go?
He’s been called out by one of the oldest reporters in the country on this and that hasn’t phased them one bit. Putting on a great performance in front of the camera’s with a brown shirt crowd is the only thing these buffoons care about. How else can they hoodwink an entire nation into socialism.
We can only wish somebody would hack into those teleprompters like on Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy.
And I’m Barack Obama. Go f*** yourself, America.
Protip : Anchorman was a fictious film. Real life is real. Keep living the dream.
@DaveTee – Is Helen Thomas fictitious?