Posted on 04/11/2016 1:17:24 AM PDT by nikos1121
Albany, NY
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Hope you don’t mind if I re-post your reply over here:
FYI...
Trump rally tonight in Albany, NY. (I’m local.)
The local conservative talk station is 1300 AM and their studio is in the front of the same Arena. Should anything news worthy happen they will likely preempt the scheduled programming.
Link to station and to listen live:
http://www.talk1300.com
Don’t mind at all.
Meanwhile, the National Border Patrol Council is demanding that the GOP conduct free, fair, and open elections in America. LOL!
This election is making the GOPe look like Venezuela or something.
There is also a baseball game. The city will be gridlock.
It’s going to be interesting!
What do you think Lyin’ Ted has cooked-up as an explanation or excuse if/when his name comes out on the DC Madam list?
“Just browsing”? Didn’t partake, just check pricing...
Let’s not forget that his PAC gave $500K to Fiorina’s PAC, and the National Enquirer still has investigators working the case. And there’s the video Rubio’s people were shopping, which I suspect will come out as soon as the price is negotiated. And with a story like this, there’s always Larry Flynt ;-)
“What do you think Lyin’ Ted has cooked-up as an explanation or excuse if/when his name comes out on the DC Madam list?”
He’ll say Trump wrote it there personally.
Drudge has the CO GOP deleTED tweet up, as headline pic, now.
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Is there a stream of his rally?
CRUZ current publicity person clerked for them in her early career. Her pictures have her as a nice looking blond not that that means anything
Rsbn always has a stream Right Side Broadcasting
In the 50's, John started having musicians appear on a concrete stage down by the river. He would travel around the local area starting on Thursday, with a big horn speaker on top of his pickup truck, advertising the headliner and others.
Watermelon Park has a rich history when it comes to country and bluegrass music, having played host to such artists as Johnny Cash, Merle Haggard, the Statler Brothers, Dolly Parton, Porter Wagoner, Loretta Lynn and George Jones. The site played host to its inaugural Bluegrass Day in August 1960, ...http://traveltips.usatoday.com/watermelon-park-fest-berryville-virginia-107064.html
One story John related brought tears to his eyes, and it concerned Merle Haggard. It seems that Merle was playing at "the Park" one weekend in 1973, and some of his fans were part of the Pagan Motorcycle gang. Those were some rough and tumble bikers, and that weekend, lived up to their name.
After Merle played on Saturday night, and everybody went to bed (most were drunk), there was quiet in the campground. But, on Sunday morning, there was the sound of a gun which woke many of the attendees. There was big trouble brewing.
There are vendors that had set tents to sell their wares, and one was selling belt buckles and such. One of the bikers came early and bought a buckle from the man, paid and left. But, he turned a short while later and accused the vendor of not giving the right change for his $20. the vendor told him he paid with a $10, they argued, and the biker shot the guy dead. The Sheriff was called, the biker locked up, but that was not the only result.
John Miller went on stage that morning, told everyone how sad he was about the shooting, and told everyone that they should pack up and go home. Music was no longer to be a reason to come down by the river. He kept that until about fifteen years later, when they started up again with Gospel Festivals.
A complete history was changed in an instant!
LOVE IT!
It always makes me smile. And post it Everytime there is an excuse !
Welcome. Some streams are more reliable than others. Usual find one at told of page and shortly before it begins several posts links.
You can always go to DJT home page for a link too
What a damn sad story, it only takes one mindless oaf to destroy things for everyone else. That certainly qualifies in the ‘bittersweet memory’ category.
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