There's evidently not that many people who were "scolded", as evidenced by minute number of people voting against the bill. If you want the law changed in Texas, move here and convince the folks down in Austin to change the law. Otherwise, this has nothing to do with people outside of Texas. They have no sway or say in how Texans vote in Austin, whether they are for or against the bill.
It is not what I want or need from a politician. Why can’t you understand and accept that concept?
So you're ok with the Texas law other than Perry's comments at the debate? Perry probably could have chosen better words in defense of the bill. When he said it, I cringed and wish that he wouldn't have done so. However, the bill itself was overwhelmingly passed by the Legislature. If Texans now want otherwise, they can change the bill.
Your persistent and obtuse responses are becoming progressively more asinine. We (the audience for the GOP debate September 22, 2011) were scolded by the TX governor and called heartless by him if we didn't agree with him. Perry's dramatic drop in the polls following the debate is crystal clear evidence that his nutty rebuke toward the national audience went over like a lead balloon. If you continue to deny that, then you are as foolish as he was when he scolded us.