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Town-hall meetings have become a popular venue for governors across the country to convince constituents to support unpopular measures.
Connecticut's Malloy Facing A Tough Sell Shelly Banjo 2011
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Town-hall meetings are part age-old American tradition and part modern media creation, says Michael Wagner, a professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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Town-hall meetings are part age-old American tradition and part modern media creation, says Michael Wagner, a professor at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.
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But appearing directly in front of a room of hundreds of angry citizens is risky: Town-hall meetings held by Democratic congressmen in 2009 to discuss the health-care overhaul backfired as angry activists stormed meetings and drowned official's presentations with protests.
Connecticut's Malloy Facing A Tough Sell Shelly Banjo 2011
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Town-hall howlers low on information and high on misdirected anger.
MY DEATH PANEL: The Ultimate Fair and Balanced Judgment upon Six Irritating Right Wingers 2009
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Town-hall meetings across the country, tensions over health-care reform erupting.
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At Stratford-upon-Avon there were entertainments for the poor and a ball at the Town-hall in the evening.
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Town-hall days, while they might be unscripted, exhilarating free-for-alls, left Eve with a combination of a mental high and physical exhaustion.
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At Stratford-upon-Avon there were entertainments for the poor and a ball at the Town-hall in the evening.
Archive 2007-05-01 2007
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The concert was to be held at the Town-hall half-an-hour later.
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