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Wayne Armitage: It would be simple to have a wet vote here Wayne Armitage writes It would be so easy to get a wet vote here in Columbia. All we have to do is get the signatures to have a vote. Then we could have more tax money. If we have all the citizens that drink and don't tell vote we could do it. There are so many that drive to surrounding counties to buy alcohol and then drive back drunk. - WAYNE ARMITAGEComments re article 57111 The Campbellsville North Precinct Election Wet 157 Dry 102 This story was posted on 2013-01-23 09:31:50
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