ALERT! Gray Davis Shuts-Out English-speaking Media to PRIVATE signing of SB 60 in Calif. tonight!

KFI AM Radio just reported that Gov. Gray Davis is planning a "secret" signing ceremony for SB 60, a bill to give illegal immigrants drivers licenses, tonight at 6 p.m. at Plaza de la Raza Park in Lincoln Heights, California.

All english-speaking media outlets have been SHUT OUT of this event, but the news of the ceremony has been splashed over spanish-speaking media outlets inviting the public to attend!

Gov. Gray Davis' office is denying that a ceremony is planned, according to an exclusive report by Eric Leonard, reporter for KFI Radio in Los Angeles.

These damn voter sucking politicians show so little regard for the rule of law, yet they expect us to abide it or pay the penalty. Why should we? What's the worth of rules when no one is playing by the rules?

They spit on our citizenship and cheapen the many brave men and women who fought and died in the defense of our Constitution and country.

These politicians treat us citizens despicably as they sneer with enormous egotistical disdain and do whatever it takes to keep their sorry arses in power even if it means bastardizing American Citizenship.

See also THIS thread:

One Chance to Kill SB60 (Illegal Drivers Licenses), Says McClintock
(CA FReeper Alert, PLEASE READ)
Tom McClintock, KRLA radio, KABC radio | truthkeeper
Posted on 09/05/2003 4:59 PM PDT by truthkeeper

Okay, a little voice told me to put up this thread...
Since I heard Sen. McClintock explain this plan twice in two days, during two different radio station interviews, I thought it would be a good idea to synopsis it. (I think is an excellent idea.)
As we have all pretty much figured, the way to do something about the passage of the illegal alien driver's license law, which will be signed any moment by our traitorous, corrupt governor, lies in our "ruby slippers," our wonderful referendum process. According to McClintock, the California Republican Assembly (a group which endorsed him, and the largest of its kind in California), already is buzzing about a plan to challenge the new law "once Davis's pen hits the paper." I have already checked their website and found nothing as of yet; however, McClintock says as soon as he has more information it will be linked on his website. (Let's keep watching for this.)
Here's how it would work. Signatures on petitions would be gathered as with the recall; however, the good news is that he said only a relatively small number would be required. (Off the top of his head, McClintock didn't know the exact amount, but he thought only about 1/4 or 1/5 the amount required for the recall. It should be a lead pipe cinch to get this on this one, IMHO.)
Of course, the signatures need to be collected in the proper, legal manner - I don't have the details to post at this time, but we can get that info readily - and then appropriately forwarded. The good news, according to Sen. McClintock, is that as soon as they are collected and forwarded as required by law, this ridiculous new law MUST BE IMMEDIATELY STAYED UNTIL THE NEXT SCHEDULED ELECTION. That would be MARCH 2004 if we can get the signatures quickly enough. And remember, this idiotic law doesn't go into effect until Jan. 1, 2004. Wouldn't it be wonderful if we could beat it to the punch entirely? Does anyone seriously have any doubts we'd knock this thing out in a referendum election?
CLICK HERE for the rest of that thread

A recurring problem with Leftcoasters is their inability to recognize that the US was attacked by AlQaida, and that terrorism remains a threat.

About 6 months after 9/11 we had a meeting that brought some Leftcoasters in. The subject was getting the Brentwood postal facility back into business. This Leftcoast woman got up and asked why that should be a goal ~ she proposed just shutting it down and moving on, that everything was "over".

Actually, it wasn't "over", and getting Brentwood back in business remains a goal of the folks in the WarshDC area.

This driver's license thing in California is similar. Californios think "it's over", so who cares if Mexicans get California driver's licenses.

A fair response by the rest of the country, where "it's still not over", would be to simply reject the legitimacy of any California driver's license for any purpose whatsoever. That way, those of us who have a distinct feeling "it's not over" can protect ourselves from those who think "it's over".

As much as rejecting the CA license could personally affect me driving out of state, I welcome it whole heartedly. Someone needs to teach both parties that this kind of Hispandering will not be tolerated.

McClintock is supposed to announce a referendum tomorrow (monday) to put this gross injustice to a vote in March. We'll have to pray and see.

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