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To: wardaddy
We are hopelessly naive.

Naive, indeed; The Mayor of LA has no power;he is just a figure representing that Mayoral Office.

Further more the Mayor has no legislative power; period.
If anybody thinks that the Mayor dictates anything, that person is dreaming. The City Council is the body who dictates and makes things work in LA.

Villaragosa is just grand standing to get Brownies among his peers.(the illegal/legal Mexicans)

IMHO I believe the real power a Mayor has, is when the Police Chief is elected, and also a few things withing City boundaries, no more no less.

Villaragosa is going to feel the heat for his comments, especially from the Blacks. Them pilgrims are not very happy campers, I will have you know!

96 posted on 05/27/2005 7:37:28 PM PDT by danmar ("No person is so grand or wise or perfect as to be the master of another person." Karl Hess)
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To: danmar

Yes.

The institutional enmity between American native blacks and Mexicans is a little discussed issue.

It's profound on the "street".

They regard one another with a racial hostility that would not be tolerated were Anglos involved. Kobe Bryant's cutie Mex wife is an exception to that entrenched rule. Here in Nashville, I see no Mexicans with blacks...never.

All hispanics are not alike are they?


98 posted on 05/27/2005 11:53:24 PM PDT by wardaddy
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