[samantha]

I had a Favorite aunt that lived on Riverside Drive in Fairfield,Ct for at least 50 years, and she was not Rich and she was not snooty like that. Her Husband worked for the Telephone Company or something like that and she came home with from he Hospital with New Mothers and stayed the first 6 weeks and trained these new Moms in he Care of their Precious babies. I think the Neighborhood may have changed, but I think Kristol is doing what the Dems do, he is accusing Seays and his district of what he really does himself. He strikes me as being a blue blood wannabe, and acts the part. I am certainly no Seays fan,but he knows where his bread is buttered at long last.

[Phsstpok]

Let me be perfectly clear, I'm not saying that everyone, or even the majority of people in that part of CT (or NY) are guilty of the "we need our illegals so we can pay them sub-standard wages" mind set. I am saying that a significant number of the "rich and influential" who live there ARE like that. Further I'm saying that those are the people that Shay's pays attention to.

I drove an ambulance for a living covering the area from the New Jersey side of the Hudson right across Westchester and all the way over to the Connecticut shore and down to NY City. I know the working class types that populate that world, particularly the ones that worked in emergency services. I also did things on that job like delivering oxygen to the Rockefeller estate over in Terrytown (one of the older brothers had emphezyma). I saw plenty of folks on both sides of the economic divide. Without doubt the rich ones who populated that area were "that type." There were also a fair number of yahoos in the other socio-economic ranks, if you know what I mean, but there were more than enough good folks to make up for it. Just like anywhere.