Hussein's white half practices in front of Thursday night's anticipated crowd.
Posted on 09/04/2012 4:28:45 PM PDT by Libloather
Speakers Platform: A lone voice in a lonely field
By Lawrence Toppman
The Charlotte Observer
Posted: Tuesday, Sep. 04, 2012
CHARLOTTE, N.C. Like Saint Francis preaching to the birds, Chris Kite extended his arms to the air and sent his words to the skies at 1 p.m. Tuesday from the corner of Brevard and Stonewall Streets.
He was the third orator of the afternoon approved by the city to address a public crowd – which consisted entirely of me – from the Speaker’s Platform.
To listen, you had to cross a phalanx of police offers next to their bicycles, entering via the southeast corner of the block. Any audience would’ve been compelled to sit on gravel and weeds. Pristine recycling and trash bins dotted the empty lot.
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Hussein's white half practices in front of Thursday night's anticipated crowd.
"Today, day,day,day. I consider my self,self,self,self. The emptiest suit,suit,suit. To ever be President, dent,dent,dent."
Barack Hussein Obama - The Democrat Chair
A man a teleprompter and another empty venue.
“Friend, Roman and countryMan...!”
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