Thread: What A Letter!!! (sent to Pelosi from Dennis Guthrie

I just got this in an E-mail and wanted to share it! I don't think it has been posted before.



Dennis L Guthrie

Born St. Louis , Missouri , August 21, 1944

Bar Admissions: North Carolina , 1969

U.S. District Court, Eastern, Middle and Western Districts of North Carolina , 1969

U.S. Tax Court

Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals

Education: Wofford College , 1966A.B.

Mercer University, 1969J.D.

Phi Alpha Delta

Vice-Justice, District XIV, 1968 - 1969

Professional Associations and Memberships:

North Carolina and American Bar Associations (Member, Sections on: Administrative Law; General Practice; Litigation)

26th Judicial District and North Carolina State Bar

Mecklenburg County Bar Association

American Association of Justice

North Carolina Trial Lawyers Association

Captain, U.S. Army, 1969-1971, Vietnam

National Defense Medal, 1969

Republic of Viet Nam Service Medal, 1970

Bronze Star Medals (2), 1971

Assistant District Attorney, Mecklenburg County , 1971 - 1974

Charlotte Chamber of Commerce

Chairman, Board of Trustees Providence United Methodist Church

Board of Directors, Alexander Children's Home

Board of Directors, Charlotte Culinary Institute

Wofford Alumni Executive Council

Scoutmaster, Boy Scouts of America

Board of Directors, Boy Scouts of America of Mecklenburg County

Board of Directors, Girl Scout Council

Life Member, National Eagle Scout Association

Life Member, Girl Scouts of America

Dear Ms. Pelosi:

I write to you out of utter disdain! You are as despicable and un-American as the traitor Jane Fonda.

I am a soon to be 65 year-old who has voted in every state and local election since 1966. I have voted for both Republicans and Democrats alike. I have worked on campaigns for both Republicans and Democrats, white and black. I served the country that I love in Vietnam, as my son did in the Middle East. I was awarded two bronze stars. I have been involved in politics since age 6 when my father was campaign manager for a truly great American Congressman, Charles Raper Jonas, who worked for his constituents and his country, and was to be admired, unlike you.

You obviously haven’t read the Constitution recently, if ever, the Federalist Papers, or even David McCullough’s book on John Adams. You ought to take the time while riding around in your government provided luxury executive jet to do just that. You represent Socialistic and even Marxist principals that our founding fathers tried to avoid when setting out the capitalistic republican form of government represented by our Constitution.

I find it interesting that you and your husband are multi-millionaires with much of your fortune being made as a result of your “public serviceâ€

I wonder if he is right, the aides will not/have not show(n) her that letter? Is that an small bit of an explanation as to why Nancy Pelosi is so far removed from the reality of what the American public think of her extremist ways?

This astute and passionate gentleman has highlighted a point which those who make their livings "advocating" for illegal aliens do not wish brought up: tolerating illegal immigration opens the door even wider for abuse in the workplace of those illegal aliens who really do "come here to work and make their lives better". For example, not only have hourly wages in U.S. meat packing plants dropped by more than one-half because their workers are no longer unionized as they were previously, there also are no union safety inspectors out on the floor and going along the lines to verify that safety standards for workers are being maintained. I read that conditions on the floors and lines of these plants are now so chaotic and terrible -for both workers and animals - that USDA inspectors will no longer go out on the floor itself to conduct inspections. I do not know who outside of management is responsible for inspecting working conditions in food processing facitilities and factories in the United States, but I'm willing to bet that standards for this have dropped in the past 30 years also.

Quote:
"I would like to suggest that you return to the city of fruitcakes and nuts and eat your husband’s canned tuna and pineapple produced by illegal immigrants and by workers who have been excluded from the protection that 90% of the legal workers in the United States have."

Thus, when writing to public officials on this subject, I always request that they "enforce the laws of immigation AND labor of the United States" Not that this does much good, but it's a try. Wonderful letter from an impressive source - thank you for posting.

Originally Posted by AmericanElizabeth

I wonder if he is right, the aides will not/have not show(n) her that letter? Is that an small bit of an explanation as to why Nancy Pelosi is so far removed from the reality of what the American public think of her extremist ways?

She like Obama does not want to hear from us, they just want to shove an agenda through, dictators do not care what the people think.

Why Dont guys like this run for office? Instead we get progressive trashbag whores like pelosi?

Boggles my mind how we get the WORST people in America to get into office, while the best are toiling and working their butts off for anonymity...

Because the sheisters are the ones with the slick tongue. They know how to manipulate to their benefit. It is often said, those of us who would do a better job lose out for lack of the gift of gab.

I was talking to someone the other day about the sorry state of America’s economy. He had just informed his teenage children about how much their share of the national debt was. Needless to say, they were unhappy.
I repeated my assertion that half of the people in any local watering hole or restaurant could do a better job of running the country.
He agreed, and said that the only way things would change would be if an ordinary person was elected President.
I told him that I had thought about this before, and more recently lately, and that I had thought of running for the office myself, from time to time.
But, I said that I had fallen in with the wrong crowd when I was younger, and this would be used against me, which is one of the reasons I did not run for Mayor of Detroit in the ‘70’s.
Also, as another poster mentioned, people seem to respond more to feel-good emotional appeals, than the relatively more complex, nuts and bolts approach to what needs to be done to fix things that are wrong with the country.
It has always been this way, since ancient times.
As a wise person said, “We get the government we deserve.â€