[h=1]Central Coast Overpasses Along Highway 101 Filled with ‘Back the Blue’[/h]By Atascadero News | Aug 29, 2020
“Back the Blue” groups along the Central Coast from Santa Maria to Paso Robles gathered Saturday morning along Highway 101, decorating the overpasses with American flags and signage to show their support for the local law enforcement.
Cars that passed the groups filled the air with honks, waves, and whistles showing their support.
Attendees shared that they were there supporting law enforcement in opposition to what one attendee called “the dehumanization of police officers.”
The attendee identified herself as Marie explained, “local law enforcement is not the enemy, but instead, they are our family, friends, and neighbors.”
Another attendee Valoree Fredendall said the groups discussed how they could show their continued support and decided to decorate the overpasses along Highway 101.
“It is such a great turn out, love to see all the support!” Fredendall shared. “It started out being just San Luis Obispo and Atascadero, and then we found out that it grew to Santa Maria and Paso Robles.”
“Back the Blue” is a Facebook group that supports local law enforcement and gathers together
“Back the Blue” groups along the Central Coast from Santa Maria to Paso Robles gathered Saturday morning along Highway 101, decorating the overpasses with American flags and signage to show their support for the local law enforcement.
Cars that passed the groups filled the air with honks, waves, and whistles showing their support.
Attendees shared that they were there supporting law enforcement in opposition to what one attendee called “the dehumanization of police officers.”
The attendee identified herself as Marie explained, “local law enforcement is not the enemy, but instead, they are our family, friends, and neighbors.”
Another attendee Valoree Fredendall said the groups discussed how they could show their continued support and decided to decorate the overpasses along Highway 101.
“It is such a great turn out, love to see all the support!” Fredendall shared. “It started out being just San Luis Obispo and Atascadero, and then we found out that it grew to Santa Maria and Paso Robles.”
“Back the Blue” is a Facebook group that supports local law enforcement and gathers together
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Very unlikely to change, especially given the fact that Trump might not spend 5 minutes or $ 10 in the state
He didn't waste time and money there in 2016, which is one of the primary reasons Hillary won the popular vote
They win CA by 5,000,000 votes, changes the popular vote but NOT the EC. Hence democrats have to appeal to a wider range of voters, yet they moved into extreme left (read fucked up) stratosphere. Not going to help them in states they want to turn.
He didn't waste time and money there in 2016, which is one of the primary reasons Hillary won the popular vote
They win CA by 5,000,000 votes, changes the popular vote but NOT the EC. Hence democrats have to appeal to a wider range of voters, yet they moved into extreme left (read fucked up) stratosphere. Not going to help them in states they want to turn.
