[K-oneTexas]

With all due respect Ma'am, I am also a citizen of this State ... with an independent mind and an independent vote. The Mansion does belong to the citizens of Texas, as does the Office of Governor. Our disagreement is with the the temporary resident who occupies that office presently, and he is just that ... a temporary resident. The Governor's boss is the 12 million or so registered voters of the State of Texas.

When our elected officials show that they have an over inflated value of themselves and act in ways contrary to the best interest of all citizens of the State ... they deserve to be temporary and they also deserve to be told of such displeasure by their constituency. Either while they are in office so they might change or every four years at the polls, let them find new lodgings.

[Dog Gone]

I’d be offended if this happened while Ann Richards was governor.

This isn’t about Rick Perry and it isn’t about illegal immigration no matter how many times folks want to change the subject.

This is about arson at a national historical site.

Period.

[CindyDawg]

I really don’t think we are disagreeing. This isn’t about the man, Perry. You won’t see me jumping to his defense. If this was an act against him though as governor, it is an act against the state of Texas . People have the right to disagree/dislike him.....no one has the right to burn our Governor’s mansion down though.