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Rain Doesn’t Dampen LaMalfa Town Hall

Rep. Doug LaMalfa, R-Richvale, is no stranger to loud, interruptive constituents, and those who attended Wednesday’s town-hall-style meeting at the MacLaughlin Auditorium at Sequoia Middle School were no exception.

Even so, Parker Williams, LaMalfa’s Communication Director, put the meeting in perspective. “You know, compared to Oroville, Redding was pretty nice.”

A capacity crowd estimated in excess of 600 thundered at times in counterpoint to hot-topic issues related to health care and climate change concerns.

Even though the heavy rains also pounded the Sequoia Middle School auditorium, the first district Congressman stood his ground on stage, fielding passionate comments from two non-stop lines of mostly dissenting opinions and questions.

To watch the complete town hall meeting click on the image below to see A News Cafe’s coverage by Redding film-maker and producer Alan Ernesto Phillips.

Click here to read the report about Wednesday’s town-hall meeting by Antonia Walker and Thalia Chantziara. 

Alan Ernesto Phillips

Alan Ernesto Phillips is a son of Shasta County and proud father of two daughters. He is a Clio and multi-Telly award-winning filmmaker who produced and directed political campaigns for congressmen, senators, governors and one president (Ronald Reagan). His national clients also included Coca-Cola, NIKE, CBS News and NOVA documentaries. He is a former Board Chairman and Public Affairs Officer for the Northern California Hispanic Latino Coalition. Alan currently serves as Director of the 27th District Agricultural Association and as a north state liaison to the Hate Crimes Task Force under the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Sacramento.

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