Thread: ALIPAC's Open Letter to Governor Janet Napolitano

I like it

Originally Posted by jamesw62

http://www.governor.state.az.us/dms/upload/NR_0428_HB%202807%20Veto%20Letter.pdf
the letter claims that it will cost 100 Million dollars

The question I have is this: If it costs a BILLION dollars, how much is SAVED by spending that Billion? Spend the money now and stop the bleeding from all the areas the American citizens are spending in social welfare and health and schooling costs, not to mention lowered wages and loss of jobs and lives. It will SAVE money and lives and our way of life in the long run for goodness sakes!

Very Nice W.

[quote:1fmxdmpx]The American Spirit has awoken and manifests within us. Our eyes are affixed upon you and our political talons will carry you out to join Elliot Spitzer on the scrap heap of history. Today your communication lines are white-hot with the approaching screams of American Eagles.

William Gheen
President, Americans for Legal Immigration PAC
www.alipac.us[/quote:1fmxdmpx]


I got chills reading your letter. BRAVO !!

Great letter W . I sent one out to her last night . Rather nasty in it's tone (my letter) for taking all the hard work and tossing it out the window . Within seconds i got a form letter from her office with my letter quoted on the bottom . She's a bum in my book . It's that simple to judge that type of action

Superb Letter, William! I am thrilled that someone is calling this devil's sister aka Napa-lapinto on her traitorous deeds. How disgusting and shameful that she has sold out to something other than what she was elected to represent. If I lived there I would picket her hideout and help with the billboard sign. How in the world did something like this get elected? It had to be cover ups and lies once again but now that the people know, GET THE SCUMBAG out of office as fast as you can before it does any further damage. It is called "accountability" - pressure, public disgrace, negative talk and radio shows, letters to newspapers, to everyone you know and elected officials in your city - Just DO it!! Do not stand for such low life. The best thing she could do would be to resign, the second best thing would be impeachment or recall. Let the good, tax paying, LAW ABIDING citizens be heard!

Good letter. She wants something done one minute and declares emergencies and then she turns around and does something to just make matters worse.


Psalm 91

Awsum letter: I hope she reads it !

The American Spirit has awoken and manifests within us. Our eyes are affixed upon you and our political talons will carry you out to join Elliot Spitzer on the scrap heap of history. Today your communication lines are white-hot with the approaching screams of American Eagles.

VERY WELL SAID!!!! LETS KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK EVERYONE AND MAKE SURE OUR VOICES ARE HEARD!!!

Well, isn't this a surprise. The libidiot, anarchist, socialist, IA hugging New York Times wholly endorses Napolitano's stonewalling of immigration enforcement:

April 30, 2008
Editorial

Pulling Back the Immigration Posses

Many parts of the nation have tilted severely toward harsh, unyielding policies to catch and punish illegal immigrants, but not everyone has gone over the edge. Gov. Janet Napolitano of Arizona on Monday pushed back, vetoing a bill that would have required all police and sheriff’s departments in the state to join the federal immigration posse.

Governor Napolitano dismissed the bill as impractical and expensive. She said it would have imposed an undue burden on local law enforcement, calculating that the cost of training that many officers under the federal program known as 287(g) could total $100 million — with no guarantee that the federal government would pay.

She also could have called it dangerous. The bill would have turned practically every level of law enforcement in Arizona into some form of the feared la migra. Police chiefs across the country warn that would cripple their ability to investigate crime in immigrant communities. The 287(g) program is also far too prone to abuse.

That is already flagrantly clear in Arizona’s most populous county, Maricopa, where Sheriff Joe Arpaio has built the biggest 287(g) posse in the country — 160 officers — and deployed it in Hispanic neighborhoods, pulling people over for broken taillights and other traffic infractions and checking papers.

Defenders of the Maricopa raids deny accusations of racial profiling, but it is hard to see it as anything else. The highly publicized sweeps have reaped bumper crops of fear and anger among Latino Arizonans — citizens and illegal immigrants — who have endured the stops, the flashing lights, the requests for papers. They have been little use in the serious pursuit of criminals.

Governor Napolitano’s veto of this repugnant bill will surely lead the Minutemen and their allies to denounce her again. She is standing up for what is right for her state and for what is right. The search for a rational immigration system will not be resolved by simplistic, predatory enforcement schemes.
http://www.nytimes.com/2008/04/30/opini ... nted=print