This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it. All of Madame Knight's cussing, spitting, breaking bank doors, yellowing of his teeth with cigarettes he throws on the street --- or on the city hall steps... his antics with Uncle Bob Camuso and nephew Paul Maiocco, his attacking and heckling the Director of Public Health on June 1. It is ALL there for the culturally deprived residents of Medford.
VOTE FOR THE CLOWN ADAM KNIGHT AT YOUR OWN PERIL. WATCH YOUR POCKETBOOK AND VOTE FOR ANYONE ELSE THAN BANK DOOR SMASHER ADAM.
More reasons to hate Adam. The school play will consist of a mock version of the Medford City Council ...not to honor Caesar Knight, but to laugh at him and expose him.
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