Neighbors argue politics by planting lawn signs
by Chuck Slothower
Herald Staff Writer
The election is hotly debated everywhere, but in few places do neighbors battle it out with more fervor than at Eighth Street and East Sixth Avenue. All four corners of the busy intersection sport an array of lawn signs, each pointed to catch drivers' eyes.
Obama-Biden signs compete for attention with a McCain-Palin sign. Mark Udall for Senate signs oppose a Bob Schaffer sign. No on 48 signs argue with a yes on 48 sign.
Obama-Biden signs compete for attention with a McCain-Palin sign. Mark Udall for Senate signs oppose a Bob Schaffer sign. No on 48 signs argue with a yes on 48 sign.
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- Talford Davis, Durango resident
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