Posted on 09/04/2011 8:46:10 PM PDT by Clairity
In 2005, the Texas State Legislature passed HB 1823, which allowed people with a Contract for Deed to refinance their mortgage and convert the Contract for Deed to a Deed of Trust. They were then able to get out from under the terms of the contract, transfer title to their name, and assume full responsibility for their property and their lives. There were a number of steps homeowners had to take to comply with the law, and they were obviously responsible to pay the mortgage, but it gave homeowners greater power over their property.
ACORN, which supported HB 1823, praised the Legislature and Governor Perry for passing it.
So when folks go around bashing Governor Perry for signing these bills just because ACORN supported one of them, it tells me they are all hat, no cattle, and a person to be pitied. They are obviously not a Texan.
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She's not running for President because it would cut into her half-marathon participation? :-)
I'm betting that when she makes her decision, being able to run in local races will NOT be a factor.
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On your tagline, do you know where the “polls are for strippers and cross-country skiers” came from originally? It’s interesting to trace it back.
It was a big deal in the spring, when it was used in response to a really bad poll for Obama. But that wasn’t nearly the first time it had been used.
Just a fun thing to track down.
Hell, even Palin herself said she’s support whoever wins the nom, including Romney. Of course, that’s where she and I part ways. I don’t believe ‘Anyone but Obama’ is a winning strategy.
I thought you were a border state expert?
You can check out Obama’s lawsuit against AZ or the great effects the legislation she passed has already had on getting the illegals out of AZ for yourself.
Until you do you should probably stop writing on the subject to save yourself further embarrassment.
I still prefer ‘only dead fish go with the flow’.
True enough. LoL
Funny how In this day of digital photography Pelosi never did come up with a pic of tea partiers spitting on Rep Connor
Sorry I should have been more clear that I agree the law was probably needed and that’s a good point about insurance companies in general.
well you know the old saying “pictures or it didn’t happen” :)
You do know that a lot of those 38% hispanic are actually United States citizens, and that Texas had a large hispanic population from the time it joined the union, right?
I’m with you on that!
Texas is where all the jobs are. The percentage of the texas population that is illegal did not increase; they also got a lot more legal residents.
Of course, they are also a border state in a year in which Obama stopped policing the border and deporting the illegals. But mostly, they have jobs when other states don’t.
Who is going to man the 1250 mi of Texas fence in the middle of no where in 112 deg heat?
I wouldnt want to tend 5 miles of fence line in this heat
Yep, Perry should watch the tapes of Acorn from 2009, and jump in his time machine, go back to 2005, and tell himself that ACORN will be shown to be a bad group so he should oppose a law that the entire legislature just supported because ACORN liked it.
Now, we just need to get to work on that time machine.
I havent lived in Az since 97, but I know Brewer cant shut down the Tohono O’dham Corridor without cordoning off huge swaths of Az citizens property outside of Tucson
You going to do it? You going to pay for this folly?
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