[quote]dmaddox wrote:
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
[quote]dmaddox wrote:
We can get this country back, but people have to make tough decisions, and willing to give selflessly of themselves. It is about all of us, and not the individual’s “American Dream.”[/quote]
This is the movement I am seeing around me, where people are tired of being sick and tired. The days of political correctness are over, because we now see what the price of that is. Massive illegal immigration killing states. Guys like the Fort Hood shooter, which could have been prevented had people spoken up and not worried about offending people. You see the kids who were sent home for wearing the US flag, now speaking up and saying “fuck you, these are our colors and we wear them when and where we want.”
We are seeing a shift, the status quo is changing in our favor. All the protective mechanisms used by the left (being called a racist, a xenophobe, insensitive towards a group of people, etc) are no longer effective. The right will no longer just shut up and take it.
Interesting side note - the governor’s race here in Cali has taken a huge turn, all because of this immigration law. Meg Whitman, the Republican who was leading by 50 points, came out against the AZ law. Steve Poizner, another Republican who endorsed the law, has now caught up, because he openly spoke up about agreeing with this law. A 50 point deficit now gone, it is neck and neck.
The American people like this law, no doubts about it. [/quote]
There are 2 Republicans running for Governor, or is it a primary? Do you think California has seen the error of its ways, and it turning to maybe be more conservative? I am thinking that it is moving more to the center and away from the far left. Am I reading this correctly, or am I off base. [/quote]
This is the primary. But Whitman, was the former CEO of Ebay, and she basically tried to buy the election, she has crazy money.
I think California has seen the errors of it’s ways, that so many entitlement programs cannot be sustained, especially when the economy tanks, and you chase all businesses out of the state from ridiculous taxes and fees. Then the statewide global warming bill causing rises in energy prices by 38% certainly won’t help.
Funny story, a man wearing a “Viva Los 1070” shirt was thrown out of the Phoenix Suns game. He was not a clown looking for trouble, but the CEO of Republic Monetary Exchange.


