Posted on 09/02/2008 10:14:37 AM PDT by SwinneySwitch
“Eleven acres do NOT a “ranch” make.”
Right you are. Evidently it does make a nice illegal alien sanctuary.
Funny that he does not list his party affiliation anywhere on his websites.
I think you’ll find the same on all the other state representatives. They aren’t even listed by party on the House role.
State Rep. Kino Flores did you know the person you HIRED was an ILLEGAL? I bet you did know!!
State Rep. Kino Flores did you know the person you HIRED was an ILLEGAL? I bet you did know!!
No surprise, there...
http://www.themonitor.com/news/rodriguez_9304___article.html/flores_campaign.html) PALMVIEW — A government parking lot became the verbal equivalent of a schoolyard shoving match Friday between two candidates for Texas House District 36. Cloaked in righteous fury, challenger Sandra Rodriguez plunged into a knot of incumbent Kino Flores’ supporters to get to the man himself. Comfortable with the home field advantage, Flores had a small smile on his face, arms crossed over his chest. He leaned back against a black school bus painted with his campaign insignia. Rodriguez berated the state representative over a perceived slight against her campaign workers — Flores, she said, had waved a wad of money at the opposition’s tent, signaling that his campaign was better funded. He denied it ever happened. Moments later, two Hidalgo County sheriff’s deputies intervened.
“Can everybody just go to their sides?” one said, waving to the other side of the Hidalgo County Precinct 3 lot where Rodriguez’s supporters had set up camp. “There are no sides,” Rodriguez snapped. “Right, but I need to separate everybody. That’s what I need to do,” the deputy replied, arms outstretched. Resentfully, the crowd dispersed and their voices slowly quieted.
District 36 meanders along Expressway 83 through parts of Pharr and McAllen and out to Palmview. But the atmosphere of this year’s primary contest — defined by the starkly contrasting temperaments of the Democrats running for the seat — has tended more toward the scrappiness of western Hidalgo County politics than to the relatively more genteel politicking typical of McAllen.
We had a similar situation in the Arkansas Legislature: http://www2.arkansasonline.com/news/2008/aug/05/arkansas-house-adopts-no-dwayne-dobbins-rule/)
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