Northport Fla. County Trucks Mowing Down Dem's Signs! UGLY CAMPAIGN TACTIC!

[DaLittle Kitty]

Run time: 02:16 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dn98o0mI7K8   Posted on YouTube: July 15, 2008 By YouTube Member: Views on YouTube: 0   Posted on DU: July 16, 2008 By DU Member: DaLittle Kitty Views on DU: 1425

 
When the county takes sides We ALL Lose! Watch and comment... :argh:

[sasquatch]

1. Sue their asses

[alphafemale]

2. This video proves nothing.

Absolutely nothing.

[liberal1973]

3. What?

This kind of republican trash happen in the past elections.

[Tarc]

5. The point was, the video does not catch the act.

[raystorm7]

6. Get a detective on site and match the tire tracks and you DONE!

[alphafemale]

8. A detective because someone bumped a $5 sign

:rofl:

[DaLittle Kitty]

9. This IS SOO Commonplace in Fla. That You're Just Flat WRONG! This IS a Fine Example...

... of local shenanigans where either the PO Lice conveniently look da udder way EVEN when complaints are filed or da local govn't hackers do da job to curry favor w/ their boss! :think:

[alphafemale]

10. A video actually showing a vehicle running something over might be something.

Showing multiple multiple vehicle tracks, one of which happened to clip a sign, and then a vehicle well down the road proves nothing.

Also I think if someone had intended damage to the sign they would have done a much better job of it.

[LiberalFighter]

4. She needs better evidence. Like a before, during and after.

And what would be even better getting a close up of the person doing it.

She was saying it was a city employee. Question would also be whether it was a city employee in the county or county in the city.

The following points need to be made and pointed out to the public if she could get the local news media to print or broadcast it.

Was the vehicle a mower or a vehicle that had no reason to be off of the street. Is there evidence that the vehicle only went off the street at only that particular location.

What about the other removal or destruction of signs? Were there evidence of heavy duty vehicles used as here? What type of damage was there on the signs?

[TooBigaTent]

7. When the pukes can get away with anything, they will. In Montgomery County, PA,

county vehicles are often seen during election time displaying campaign posters for the repuke candidates.

NOT bumper stickers, but full-size posters! Plastered on windows and the side of the cars/trucks. Even on vans used for transportation of county citizens for social services.

Disgusting.