Thursday, July 15, 2010
And here we go.....
News item:
I'm one of those $100 donors. I don't have a lot of money, but this is one of the few causes worth supporting.
If Brewer doesn't succeed in drawing a literal line in the sand, America will accelerate much faster downward. The enemy forces will feel completely unhampered, and only an armed revolution will stop them.
If she does succeed, we may join the turnaround started by Euro countries, and we may not need an armed revolution.
Well surprise surprise. The first suit was filed by a fucking Mexican. He shouldn't even have standing to sue. Goddamn foreigner.
The Arizona law makes a nice clean litmus test. Americans are with Brewer. Foreign agents and Communists are against Brewer. ¶ 7:48 AM
As Arizona heads to court Thursday to defend its tough new immigration law in the first of several legal challenges, it has the backing of many Americans who have opened their wallets to show support for the border state.
Contributions to Gov. Jan Brewer’s special legal defense fund now top $1 million, mostly in website donations of less than $100 pouring in from all over the country. Arizona, California, Texas, and Florida are the states with the most online donors.
As of Tuesday, website contributions totaled $1,104934.63 from 23,955 donors, according to the governor’s office. Additional mail-in donations totaled $93,084, with contributions still coming in, says Tasya Peterson, a Brewer spokeswoman. The average donation is about $46.
I'm one of those $100 donors. I don't have a lot of money, but this is one of the few causes worth supporting.
If Brewer doesn't succeed in drawing a literal line in the sand, America will accelerate much faster downward. The enemy forces will feel completely unhampered, and only an armed revolution will stop them.
If she does succeed, we may join the turnaround started by Euro countries, and we may not need an armed revolution.
Thursday’s lawsuit before US District Judge Susan Bolton was filed by Tucson police officer Martin Escobar. Various organizations, including immigrant-advocacy groups and the ACLU, filed subsequent legal challenges. The Justice Department suit contends that the law interferes with federal authority, and attorneys for both sides will argue that case before Judge Bolton on July 22.
Well surprise surprise. The first suit was filed by a fucking Mexican. He shouldn't even have standing to sue. Goddamn foreigner.
The Arizona law makes a nice clean litmus test. Americans are with Brewer. Foreign agents and Communists are against Brewer. ¶ 7:48 AM
