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Not cowed by sign thieves

Wed., July 6, 2016

One party constantly talks about inclusion and tolerance. However, it tends to be very exclusive and intolerant. Think about it.

Sometime during dark of the night, some slimy political thief did mischief, once again, by stealing my 4x8 Trump (R) sign along with the Mike Volz - candidate 6th district - sign off my property. In addition, these cowardly villains damaged my neighbor’s Trump sign and shot a pellet through a window above his front door.

Is there worry out there about losing the election? Do these vandals believe they can intimidate me into submission? Wrong. I will put up another sign and continue my campaign for men and women that will “Make America Great Again.”

George Herion

Spokane

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