Word on the Street
NSBNews.net Word on the Street: Did Casey Anthony get away with murder?
Question: Do you think Casey Anthony got away with murder in the death of her little girl, Caylee Anthony?
"Yes, I think she did because how do you go a whole month without reporting that your kid is missing to the cops? And all that Zanny the nanny crap? Why did she have to lie? The whole thing is just crap." Brianna Schmidt, 18, New Smyrna Beach, student at Daytona State College |
"Oh yeah. She's had no emotions at all about the kid. She didn't want her; you could tell. All she cared about was going out and partying with her friends." Cortlin Smith, 28, Holly Hill, cook
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NSBNEWS.net photos by Henry Frederick; Poll taken at Denny's restaurant, S.R. 44, New Smyrna Beach
Word on the Street
Question: Now that Osama bin Laden is history, what is the next big priority (or priorities) for President Obama?
"We have an educational crisis. It has to start with supporting families and getting the childen early. We've lost so many of the head start programs." karen kershaw, 49, Edgewater resident |
"Bringing home our troops from Afghanistan. And our economy. We need to create jobs at home instead of on foreign soil. We can't have jobs if they are being created overseas in China, Korea, Mexico or Pakistan." Richard Penland, 72, of Oak Ridge, Tenn., and a seasonal New Smyrna Beach resident
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NSBNEWS.net photos by Henry Frederick; Poll taken at Denny's restaurant, S.R. 44, New Smyrna Beach
Word on the Street May
Question: Now that Gov. Charlie Crist has switched from Republican to independent, can he still win the U.S. Senate race?
"Why not? People have already formed their opinion of him regardless of whether he's a Republican or not." |
"Yes. He's just breaking away from the two-party system. He's got a better shot now. He's taking the right approach." |
NSBNEWS.net photos by Henry Frederick; Poll taken at Denny's restaurant, S.R. 44, NSB
Word on the Street April 2010
Question: Now that Gov. Charlie Crist has switched from Republican to independent, can he still win the U.S. Senate race?
"Why not? People have already formed their opinion of him regardless of whether he's a Republican or not."
Heidi Gracia, Edgewater
"Yes. He's just breaking away from the two-party system. He's got a better shot now. He's taking the right approach."
Rich Adamovic, Port Orange
NSBNEWS.net photos by Henry Frederick