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**AlexanderDrew** · 01-25-2007, 04:35 AM

Well, I live in Arizona and I will tell you something that, probably, you do not know.
A- This so-called bill to make minutemen criminals was introduced by a democrat. Therefor: It has about as much chance of becoming law or for that matter getting a hearing in committee, as a snowball has in hell. Arizona has a majority Republican House and Senate and they are constantly bickering with the democratic governor about laws that they pass and she veto's. They do no longer have the power to over ride her veto's so they have to compromise. In the long run, good laws get passed and yahoo laws get vetoed. All for the better of the State. To show you what people think of this, this proposed law has not even made the local papers.

As for the so called marriage protection act. They wanted to change the constitution to insert the usual clause that only a man and a woman can get married. However, there was already a law on the books stating the same thing and the people of Arizona, being the practical kind, saw this thing as overkill and voted against it.

01-25-2007, 04:35 AM	#21
AlexanderDrew Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 609 Senior Member	Well, I live in Arizona and I will tell you something that, probably, you do not know. A- This so-called bill to make minutemen criminals was introduced by a democrat. Therefor: It has about as much chance of becoming law or for that matter getting a hearing in committee, as a snowball has in hell. Arizona has a majority Republican House and Senate and they are constantly bickering with the democratic governor about laws that they pass and she veto's. They do no longer have the power to over ride her veto's so they have to compromise. In the long run, good laws get passed and yahoo laws get vetoed. All for the better of the State. To show you what people think of this, this proposed law has not even made the local papers. As for the so called marriage protection act. They wanted to change the constitution to insert the usual clause that only a man and a woman can get married. However, there was already a law on the books stating the same thing and the people of Arizona, being the practical kind, saw this thing as overkill and voted against it.
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