The town hall began with the anthem and pledge of allegiance. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

Indivisible Town Hall at Sterling Community Center

2017-02-28 Renss Greene 0 Comment

Sue Riley holds up one of the few signs at the town hall held Friday, Feb. 24 at the Sterling Community Center. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

Guy Potucek and moderator Todd Kliman. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

Kona Gallagher tearfully asks a question about the Affordable Care Act. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

Ret. Col. Mike Turner delivers a fiery speech. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

Naturalized citizen Divakar Rajashekaram in front of a line of people waiting to ask questions. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

Ret. Col. Mike Turner holds up a copy of the Constitution. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

The town hall began with the anthem and pledge of allegiance. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

Ret. Col. Mike Turner reads the emoluments clause from the Constitution aloud. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

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Sue Riley of Ashburn holds up one of the few signs at the event. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

The town hall began with the national anthem. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

A microphone and placard mark the seat reserved for Rep. Barbara Comstock (R-VA-10). (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

Indivisible Lovettsville 20180 founding member Kris Consaul. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

Newly elected Sterling Democratic Committee chairwoman Charlotte McConnell. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

Town hall attendees help stack chairs so that the event can run 15 minutes longer. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

Lisa Holliday is among the people streaming the town hall on Facebook. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

Guy Potucek and Vlad Ovchynnikov field questions from the audience about Comstock’s public statements on President Donald J. Trump’s alleged conflicts of interest. (Renss Greene/Loudoun Now)

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