Singh trashes Newton Green in Sussex County – Crashes church event.
/By Sussex Watchdog
There are some people who get away with farting in public, simply because the people around them are too polite to call attention to it. We saw this in action on Saturday, when political operator King Penna brought candidates Hirsh Singh and Dan Cruz together for a day of campaigning.
The trio’s first stop was Newton Green, where earlier in the day, Sussex County’s Hometown Republican Team held a rally that featured speeches by leaders from the Tea Party movement, Second Amendment groups, Pro-Life organizations, local taxpayers’ groups, and elected Republicans at the State, County, and local levels. That rally ended at around 2:30pm, the signs and banners were removed – per the instructions in the permit obtained by organizer Bill Hayden, a candidate for GOP State Committee on Tuesday’s ballot.
When Singh and company arrived at 4pm, the Green was clean. All the political signs had been removed, per the rules. The Singh event failed to attract any supporters, so King Penna used the opportunity to place several dozen campaign lawn signs all over the Green – and then departed, leaving the signs in place, in violation of the rules.
The rules don't apply to those who fart in public.
Because of this rude behavior, county taxpayers will ultimately bear the costs of the signs’ removal by county workers. It is all well and good to express yourself by having a rally but remember that you need to clean up after yourself. You wouldn’t leave a mess at home for your parents to clean up, so you shouldn’t do it to the people of Sussex County.
The next stop was an event at the Masonic Lodge in Andover, hosted by King Penna and a former Byram councilman, who lost his job after he killed some baby birds and got into trouble over it. This event – billed as a two hour talk by Hirsh Singh and legislative candidate Dan Cruz – was a bust as well. After waiting nearly an hour and with just six cars in the parking lot, the trio decided to go fishing where the fish are… they crashed a nearby Church event.
And crash it they did, just like the farts they are. They crashed the event – a “no politics” Church event – put up a Trump banner to attract visitors and then made a spectacle of themselves by having loud arguments with local Republicans who tried to explain the rules to them. Church authorities were upset but chose to simply ignore them and go on with their event – an annual fete for charity.
An arrogant display of thuggish behavior.
