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Originally Posted by tophcfa
Totally agree on both points. Not fielding questions makes the presentation nothing more than a dog and pony show without addressing residents concerns. That kind of discredits the whole event. Also agree the developer can’t change the substandard health care system (thanks for agreeing the system is substandard), but don’t try to fool us by putting lipstick on a pig.
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Usually in that setting...the best you’re gonna get is the staff handing out index cards to the audience....to pose a question. Then they ‘select’ the questions they’re going to answer from the dais. Nobody passes around a hot mic anymore....it gives up control of the narrative. Although I like and respect the developer....I liken his approach to that of Ronald Reagan’s 1980 debate comment “I am paying for this microphone!”