Indivisible Flagler members march for government accountability

Sandi Sites, of Palm Coast: 'I want the truth on the Russian interference in the past election.'

Pat Ferraro, of Flagler Beach; and Sandi Sites and Aynne McAvoy, both of Palm Coast
Pat Ferraro, of Flagler Beach; and Sandi Sites and Aynne McAvoy, both of Palm Coast
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About 25 Indivisible Flagler members, along with 150 Indivisible members from Sanford to Jacksonville, marched across the Granada Bridge in Ormond Beach on June 3 in the March for Truth, calling for government accountability. Among those who marched were the following:

Pat Ferraro, of Flagler Beach: "I'm marching today because Americans deserve to hear the truth. We don't want lies. I believe the administration needs to stand up and be honest."

Sandi Sites, of Palm Coast: "I want the truth on the Russian interference in the past election."

Aynne McAvoy, of Palm Coast: "I believe we need to get rid of the Trump administration, as they are a cancer on our democracy."

Diana Becker LeBrun also participated with Indivisible Flagler.

 

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