So paying sub-par prices for over 70,000 acres of private land in Texas alone, makes you think Perry understands land owner’s rights. Okay.
Cutting people’s farms in half in a line clear across the state, so they have to drive their farm equipment twenty miles to get to the other side of their property to farm it, sounds like a great idea to you. Okay.
Him wanting that to take place over 4,000 miles of Trans-Texas Corridor like territory through the rest of the United States, makes you think he understands land owner’s rights. Okay.
This was his brainchild. He envisioned massive imports coming into the U.S. from Mexico and Central and South America. Eh, who needs jobs in the U.S. Okay.
He wanted for force every single girl in Texas to submit to getting a Gardasil shot by edict from the state. You must think that’s another Conservative move. Okay.
He was supporting Al Gore, 19 years after I had started to vote. He was supporting him in 1988, as Reagan’s term was coming to an end. This doesn’t bother you. Okay.
He was an adult in 1988, had voted in 1980 and 1986. Who did he vote for? Carter and Mondale? That doesn’t bother you? Okah.
Please tell me. Why would I have to be the supporter of another candidate to object to this guy?
For the Record, right now I like Bachmann, but I’m not convinced she’s who I’ll support by mid 2012.
Why are you buying off on this guy?
What this looks like is a big movement here to cram him down our throats, despite the absolute fact this guy IS NOT one of us.
You tell me why I shouldn’t wonder who is driving this effort, and which party is directly behind it?
The ten years in office have indeed given the Governor some baggage. However, he’s learned and his lessons make him act and act correctly.
However, he just signed a Bill into Law that was one of his “emergency” or fast tracked bills.
SB 18, “Provisions in the bill specify that taken property must be intended for public use, and that a property owner could buy back the land after 10 years if nothing is done with it. The House version of the bill gives the right to purchase the property at either the value of the land at the time it was targeted for seizure, or the current fair market value, whichever is less.”
It also requires a “bona fide offer.” http://www.bizjournals.com/austin/news/2011/04/14/house-passes-eminent-domain-bill.html