Editorial
Pam Mutz allowed their daughter to take the microphone and say I love you. This was a time for serious questions to be asked.
During ANY election NO CHILDREN of any opponent needs to take the microphone at a debate! No matter what!
The debate and questions from VOTERS was timed and Emma took up the time for RELEVENT QUESTIONS. Whoever was standing in the aisles were allowed to ask a question. Emma DID NOT have a question and should have been told by her parents that it was NOT the time nor the place for her public display of affection. That should be kept for home and NOT IN THE MAYORAL DEBATE IN A PUBLIC ARENA!
The debate on Oct 1 now you can watch the video the debate was held at Believers Fellowship
Watch at 1:26:03 you see and hear the truth!
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