First of all, stay in Illinois and fix all the problems your lovely state has that are being “shared” with the rest of the country. Secondly, what you say may be correct, maybe not, but that has no bearing on the 9-11 horror and the Muslim Jihadis that would like to kill us. And it certainly has no bearing on the veracity of Medina as would be governor. You have free speech but so do I. As I said, you have plenty to fix in Illinois without messing with Texas. You don’t have a rat’s ass idea of Texas politics.
Oh I’m not trying to “fix” Texas. And yes, I am very actively trying to help with Illinois’ course correction. And if you read me carefully, I’m not trying to justify Medina, either. What I’m having a hard time with is the knee-jerk reflex I am seeing here, that our government could never do harm to its own citizens, therefore any act of honestly questioning that gets instantly marginalized. I hope you understand that position strengthens the hand of Big, All-Wise Government, and weakens the ability of we the people to question its authority when it goes astray. I always thought that was one of the good things about Texas. You had a mind of your own and wouldn’t take anybody’s guff, no matter how fancy they dressed it up. Maybe I was wrong?