Is the post below actually saying that we the ordinary citizens of Lincoln should not talk among ourselves about critical matters of town governance -- matters that are ultimately going to be decided by us when we vote on them -- communicating with other fellow citizens at any time and in any forum that we choose? Everybody keep mum about issues that may come up at a committee meeting until they walk through the door and raise their hands for permission to speak? Wrong for a resident to tell as many fellow citizens as possible in advance of a meeting whatever specific detailed issues that voter thinks an unelected town committee needs to address or -- heaven forbid -- criticizing the committee’s policy or process? Talk about democracy dying in darkness!
On Fri, Oct 27, 2023, 9:02 AM John Mendelson <johntmendel...@gmail.com <mailto:johntmendel...@gmail.com>> wrote: > Easy to lob accusations and perhaps even some conspiracy theories on LT > where the members of the HCAWG cannot respond. > > Perhaps there was an error on the submission but a more appropriate forum > to query this would be in either of the two open forums on November 8 that > have been widely publicized. > > Questions and answers on the record.
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