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A question for council

I think it is great that the Greensboro City Council has voted in favor of voluntarily taking lie detector tests. Since the council works for the people of Greensboro, shouldn't we have the right to submit questions that they can be asked?

I think they should be asked if they have done anything unethical or illegal since they have been elected to office. I assume that most of them would not refuse to answer that question, unless they have something to hide.

Chuck Mann
Greensboro

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hugh [TypeKey Profile Page] said:

Chuck, have you stopped beating your wife?

mrproduce [TypeKey Profile Page] said:

Look like Bellamy-Small has played the race card in her attempt to avoid taking the test. The council needs to Trump her race card and demand that she take the test.
Of course did anyone expect anything differenct from Bellamy-Small?

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