State Rep. and terror-baby aficionado Debbie Riddle of Texas camped out in a folding chair in front of the legislative clerk's office yesterday to make sure she was the first (OF MANY! USA! USA! USA!) to introduce a version of Arizona's racial-profiling immigration law into her grand state's legislature. This is an interesting new tactic for state lawmakers. Sure, everyone knows it's cool to be afraid of the brown people and all the times they are planning on murdering your precious white brat children, but it's hard to tell who is the
First off, the Demoncrats should have called it Health <i>Insurance</i> Reform. It would be more accurate.
Second, there&#039;s more than a little xenophobia floating around. Illegal immigrants are ruining everything. Moslems are ruining everything. The Kenyan is ruining everything.
America is a weird and wonderful place, but these people think it is Hell.
All I can think of is it&#039;s BIG GUMMINT, it&#039;s too complicated to really describe in a sentence, and we had so many looks at the sausage-making involved that everyone was heartily sick of it by the time it came out.
But who&#039;s going to stand up and introduce a law banning Sharia law? The last thing Texas needs is to have adulterers publicly stoned!
Republican cries of &quot;They&#039;re taking our jobs!&quot; needs to be heard more often on election day.
She is a Riddle, wrapped in a mystery in an enigma, wrapped in a delusion, wrapped in bullshit.
First off, the Demoncrats should have called it Health <i>Insurance</i> Reform. It would be more accurate.
Second, there&#039;s more than a little xenophobia floating around. Illegal immigrants are ruining everything. Moslems are ruining everything. The Kenyan is ruining everything.
America is a weird and wonderful place, but these people think it is Hell.
I listened to that series. Writing legislation for profit is the newest hot industry apparently.
Only HALF? What&#039;ll they do w/ the rest, hunt &#039;em for sport?
All I can think of is it&#039;s BIG GUMMINT, it&#039;s too complicated to really describe in a sentence, and we had so many looks at the sausage-making involved that everyone was heartily sick of it by the time it came out.