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To: greyfoxx39

This is what happens when affirmative actions is compounded. Richardson was a no-account flake. Now he’s got a no-account flake working for his state. Combined they can turn a state on it’s head.

Clinton had his Fahmy Malick, that Department of Transportation guy, and his state troopers.

I wonder what the people of New Mexico think about this.


8 posted on 09/16/2007 9:27:27 AM PDT by DoughtyOne ((Victory will never be achieved while defining Conservatism downward, and forsaking its heritage.))
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To: DoughtyOne
wonder what the people of New Mexico think about this.

Well, here's one who is mad as hell - as I posted earlier, I feel like I'm living in a banana republic!

9 posted on 09/16/2007 9:55:39 AM PDT by JaguarXKE
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To: DoughtyOne; greyfoxx39
Say, I think you fellows are too harsh on Good Old Gubernador Richardson!

I think it shows real moxie to keep the license rolls and the voter rolls separate. If undocumented hard working folks who are willing to come here and cast the Democrat votes Americans are unwilling to cast, they and their families should be encouraged to walk across the border and just move the heck in! In fact, The New Mexico State Police, a largely Hispanic organization, should drive Welcome Wagons to the border, so these wonderful folks can get a NMDL immediately, and of course be immediately registered to vote, as is their divine right in Northern Occupied Mexico, aka Aztlán.

Imagine the chaos that could ensue if goodhearted, if undocumented, folks, some of whom are actual living persons, should be purged from the voter rolls of ....O say .... California. That populous state and its many electoral votes might go .... gasp ... Republican. The California Legislature might change dramatically, even.

Of course, given the attention the RNC and Republican office holders pay to voter fraud, there is absolutely no danger of that happening anywhere.

11 posted on 09/16/2007 10:04:53 AM PDT by Zerodown (Petraeus. The next Eisenhower?)
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To: DoughtyOne

I, for one, am not surprised. His railroad fiasco is nothing. I knew that corruption was a norm in NM before I moved here two and a half years ago. I just can’t beleive the public attitude about it...not one single native I talk to seems to care. Some even pride themselves on it. I can’t wait to get my family out of here and back to Idaho. At least we will hold our candidates responsible (yes, I voted for Craig in all elections I could - now I want him out).


12 posted on 09/16/2007 10:35:11 AM PDT by IYAS9YAS (Go Fast, Turn Left!)
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