Leitchfield Man Saddles Up for Second Gas Price Protest
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Updated: 7:44 PM May 12, 2008
Leitchfield Man Saddles Up for Second Gas Price Protest
You may remember us telling you about Allan Peerce a few weeks ago. He was the man who protested $4.00 diesel prices in Leitchfield on horseback. Today, Allan is back in the saddle and he's taking his protest to a whole new level.
Posted: 7:45 PM May 12, 2008
Reporter: Forrest Sanders
Email Address: forrest.sanders@wbko.com
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Posted by: The Way to Go Location: Iowa on May 29, 2008 at 03:41 PM

Way to go. We need more people out there showing that America will not just take everything that is given to us. We need more out there protesting and drawing attention to what is wrong with the economy. It's fine to figure out alternatives, but more people need to do the same thing. What better way to draw their attention than through something like this? This may not bring gas prices down, but it opens eyes and brings attention to alternatives. Mr. Pearce, I am fully behind you.
Posted by: Faye Colmore Location: Leitchfield on May 13, 2008 at 11:54 AM

I for one am glad he's protesting for all the good it will do. If I had a horse I'd be right by his side on this. This is the United States. We are not under dictatorship, or are we? It's not just fuel. Food is outragous. I'm not blaming Bush. I am blaming everyone who has a say, and is doing absolutely nothing to help the American people. I'm fed up when they remove the ten commandments, take in God we trust from the American coin, forbid a nativity sceen, and now raise the cost of living to where one can barely raise his or her family. Stimulous Package, why? Lower prices and we will not need that "economy builder". When the American government points their finger at countries who starve their people they might need to look at the three pointing back at them. And I'm not being dramatic when saying starve, After paying one's bills, there's not much left for food no matter how well one manages their finances.
Posted by: lisa Location: tompkinsville on May 13, 2008 at 11:34 AM

I SAY WAY TO GO MR. PEERCE! IF MORE PEOPLE HAD THE GUTS TO DO STUFF LIKE THIS, WE MIGHT SEE SOME LOWER FUEL PRICES. OH, AND MR. OR MRS. "ENOUGH ALREADY" - YOU SOUND LIKE THE UNEDUCATED ONE!
Posted by: Enough Already Location: Grayson Co. on May 13, 2008 at 07:35 AM

This man is being a public nuisance in the name of some cause, making himself look like a hayseed and creating a mess with the horse's "exhaust". Anyone else camping out of the courthouse lawn would be removed for trespass or other. This has zero effect on fuel pricing and just makes the area people allowing it and backing him up look backwards and uneducated. Mr Peerce get back to your business and look into alternatives of this century. We already have enough road hazards with the Amish wagons.
Posted by: Jennifer Russell Location: Leitchfield on May 12, 2008 at 10:20 PM

I actually feel really good about what Allen is doing because I actually stood out there on the square and felt great with all the honks and waves and thumbs up in support for what a small town man was doing and how it was making such an impact
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