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: Chris King's 1st Amendment Page

KingCast to Officers, to Bruce McKay and Sharon Davis: I am sorry for your loss but I must roll my eyes at the notion of SB 154 Bruce McKay Highway II

By Christopher King

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I opened my comments at last week's Senate Hearing on SB 154 Bruce McKay Highway by stating that as a former AAG and someone who worked on pending legislation in Massachusetts, I am sorry for the loss of a brother, a son and a fiance -- but that is not going to make me temper my comments about this legislation.

At which point I was rudely interrupted -- repeatedly -- by Transportation Chair Robert Letourneau. But that's OK. Ryan is preparing his transcript notes, and Jessica, who was out sick this week, will be finishing the audio transcript next week, and I will go on ahead and put it on YouTube and right here so y'all can hear it loud and clear. The sound of a Patriot facing Stateside oppression, as noted.

Full post as published by Chris King's 1st Amendment Page on February 18, 2009 (boomark / email).

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