[Ed note: Making stuff up like this is pretty pathetic. I was born in the U.S. of A., in case that was important to this discussion, which it isn’t.]

I’m sure what has happened in Oklahoma started with just one elected official who started the ball rolling. Colgan can just pick and choose from that bill, since it seems to have withstood a legal challenge.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=eaVsNZgaFG0

http://youtube.com/watch?v=Vnagl9XmFm0

He has also said he would ask the Republican Attorney General to seek compensation from the Feds to recover cost associated with illegal immigration.

Chuck is in much better shape at 81 then Bob is a 56.

(Re: your comment at 4:57)

Yes those generic, boiler plate, waste of paper responses get very old. Another way of saying “stuff (the envelope) it”?!

They way I look at it and you just confirmed it, he has been made aware and would be a fool to let his career end on a BAD note.
I would think (HOPE) we will get EXTRA attention to not letting this happen.

AWCheney made a very good suggestion and brought up very well thought out points about Colgan. I don’t see where she was attacking you. Seriously, this is not the approach to take when asking for help or to be heard ( other neighbors agree) we all must work together

I had a Colgan sign in my yard and live not too far away from his “old” neighborhood. He did not come by my house although a young man (19-20 years old) did ring the bell, said he represented Sen. Colgan and wanted to know what issues were most important to me. Told him illegal aliens taking over the neighborhood and their flop houses was my main concern. Visit lasted all of about 15 seconds..

I’m really getting tired of being “blown off.” Some will say, “If you don’t like it, vote them out of office.” Well, that’s certainly the school-book answer, however, vote them out of office and their replacements (who as candidates promised the moon and the stars above) become much more “knowing” after election day and soon forget that they too were once commoners.

The alternative is to be marginalized for a lack of flexibility. Unfortunately, we appear to have forgotten what it means to be the “loyal opposition”, or people who may disagree in certain areas but are pragmatic and come together “somewhere in the middle” to keep the Government moving.

When the election is over, so is the retoric. People “kiss and make up” (I assume you heard Corey Steward’s kind words about Padnik after the election, he took the high ground of a professional politician) and get down to the business of Governance.

The point being, and a most disturbing point is that the NAU, the Amero, and the NAFTA Super-highway initiatives are being orchestrated across party lines and is the goal of both parties at the national level.

Your attacks of John Warner for being mainstream are exactly what will
make Mark Warner his replacement. You seem to hate everyone who fails to agree with you completely. At the end of the day, you and Jim Gilmore wil be standing alone and the party will have failed.

If he did come to your house you would likely shot him and say he tried to break in. You want to scream at him and act like a maniac, it is not going to happen. At his age and having been elected 9 times by the MAJORITY, he should not have to take crap from people like you.

As for the rest of you, one road I mentioned was funded by the County and that was the Parkway, excuse me, point still stands.

I think Republican cans simply want to be unhappy.