Saturday, June 23, 2007

Deeper truths lie behind Rick Perry's actions

Thanks to Jesus and the electorate, Texas was spared from the horror of Chris Bell and Kinky Friedman. The electorate has seen fit to trust the great Governor to protect us from the special interests. So what if a few more rights are abused or pockets are lined in the process.
Texas Farm Bureau, an insurance company with a convienient political membership slash lobby arm endorsed Perry. Now they are upset the Great Governor has vetoed a bill protecting farm property. How stupid can you be to not see how an Autobahn through central Texas built by a contractor from Spain is far greater a benefit than some of the richest farm land in the world.

I am so glad I live in Lubbock Kounty! These Republicans are making me safer with red light cameras. I thank them for promoting and settling out of court with corrupt and ineffective employees. Our property taxes could have gone up much more than the 30 plus percent over the last 3 years.
Just yesterday 'pravda' published a negative comment in an editorial opinion about state politics. We must be going to hell soon especially if they progress from negative to harsh.
I also think it is about time we had more Bible in the public schools. All that seperation of church and state nonsense wasn't near as good as people had it in Europe before Jamestown. I just hope we can get a monarchy theocracy type thing where we can have a true two class system with aristocracy rules instead of the law. Then I think we can secure the border, defeat Al Queda, and ultimately put a big ass Air Conditioner to cool down the planet. None of that stuff really bothers me as much as OU cheating and winning. If Rick wanted to impress us he could at least get the Texas Autobahn built through Norman. Bulldoze and salt the football stadium. Then annex the place and make a Texas Community College. The great Governor vetoed funding health care for those employees anyway, so the education level for football players there can remain the same.
I know that part doesn't jive, but neither does politics.

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