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Town Hall meeting

In C-V, Delgado Briefs Crowd On Impeachment
By: Jim Kevlin  10/06/2019  4:11 pm

In C-V, Delgado Briefs

Crowd On Impeachment

Before a crowd of 100 people, U.S. Rep. Antonio Delgado, D-19, began last evening’s Town Hall meeting – he has held more than two dozen around the district since his election last November – with a briefing on why he changed his mind and is now supporting the impeachment of President Trump. He advised attendees, however, that there would be no rush to judgment – that impeachment should be a deliberative process, according to Andy Minnig, who with wife Kathy attended the session in the gym at the former school, now a Community Center. Minnig, who provided this photo, said the crowd was supportive, and attendees from as far away at Cooperstown and Oneonta.  The freshman congressman was applauded at several points.
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