View Full Version : Young Wyoming Rep pulls no punches
I like his style. We have the same issues in Alaska. Folks moving here for the Alaskan life then trying to change it to be like where they came from.
http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/02/24/by-all-means-leave-the-amazingly-blunt-response-one-state-rep-gave-a-citizen-who-wrote-him-opposing-concealed-carry-in-schools/
Bolt_Overide
02-24-13, 15:52
thats a politician I can get behind.
LowSpeed_HighDrag
02-24-13, 15:59
I love his response, if only we could have such leadership here in CO.
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Mauser KAR98K
02-24-13, 16:43
I've been contemplating moving out of Tennessee because of my allergies and asthma. AZ has been the top on my list, but after reading this, WY would be great. How is WY for asthmatics?
For a moment I thought the woman was going to say she was from CA.
Littlelebowski
02-24-13, 17:03
I've been contemplating moving out of Tennessee because of my allergies and asthma. AZ has been the top on my list, but after reading this, WY would be great. How is WY for asthmatics?
Pretty good. Very arid. Low pollen and humidity. The allergies part depends on what you are allergic to.
Love my home state.
YES!!! He gets it. That made my day. If only Oregon had taken the same "tactful" way to express this sentiment towards a lot of the "Immigrants" who migrated here from the 80's to the present. Thanks for the link AKDoug.
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Give that man a cigar.
“Apparently I have to live here a certain amount of time before I have an opinion,” she told the newspaper.
And she still doesn't get it :mad:
nobody knows
02-24-13, 18:36
That was one hell of a response. That man is what our elected leaders should aspire to be. I emailed him to thank him for his reaction.
He hit on one of my pet peeves! :angry: I wish more public servants would say the same damn thing.
Let's hope that this sort of dialog is contagious!
As a Texan living in Wyoming, I love this. (theres a reason I chose Wy, same political atmosphere)
I'll read between the lines for folks not in the know, what Mr. Hunt really meant was.......Take your greenie ass back to Colorado and stay there with the other hippies.
2) It's time for all the politically correct BULL SHIT to end. He is so spot on with "If you don't like it where you moved to", then go back to where you came from and love the hell out of it there. You need to do as Romans in Rome! Stop trying to change a new place to be just like where you ran away from because you didn't like it there! Leave the Romans, the hell alone, your a "Foreigner", go home.
I moved the hell out of a messed up state, and moved here, BUT, I knew what I was leaving, and that it was different where I was moving to. I had the brains/common sense, to know not to bash the locals for what has been working for them all thru out their history. I had many a conversation with transplants from Cali, and they were bitching about how "WE", need to change and be like "Cali". I asked them if it was like that in Cali, and they said yes, then I hit them with "And thats what you moved here to get away from, so whats your problem, go back where they do what you don't like BUT want to make people do the same shit here you moved to get away from". Some shut up, and some moved back.
BRA-f'in-VO, Wyoming is moving fast up my list of potential relocation venues.
Public sentiments like this from the citizen's elected representatives are partly why WY is on you short list of states to select from whenever Colorado finishes shitting the bed. It would also be the shortest move at only about 30min and put us closer to where we grew up and our family as well. It sure as hell ain't the weather! :D
Out of curiosity is Cheyenne still everything people make it out to be?
“Apparently I have to live here a certain amount of time before I have an opinion,” she told the newspaper.
Not at all! Just expect that when you express your stupid opinion in a "non-stupid zone" you can expect a direct and blunt response! :D
“Apparently I have to live here a certain amount of time before I have an opinion,” she told the newspaper.
You know…. That just might not be a bad IDEA. You have to show proof of 24 months consecutive residency, before you can vote. AFTER ALL, here you have to show 6 months residency BEFORE you can get a resident fishing/hunting license.
You know…. That just might not be a bad IDEA. You have to show proof of 24 months consecutive residency, before you can vote. AFTER ALL, here you have to show 6 months residency BEFORE you can get a resident fishing/hunting license.
Don't forget most places require this just for a drivers license or even a state i.d.
So it would only make sense
I just sent him a letter thanking him for his straight talk and direct manner, etc. so he knows he has people behind him. I love it:D
“Apparently I have to live here a certain amount of time before I have an opinion,” she told the newspaper.
That's correct when the opinion you bring is from a socialist perspective. Live in a free state for a while and learn from the experience instead of trying to pollute it with your progressive agenda.
This is the same issue southwest states face from California transplants. They spread their new age hippy BS ideology wherever they go.
Public sentiments like this from the citizen's elected representatives are partly why WY is on you short list of states to select from whenever Colorado finishes shitting the bed. It would also be the shortest move at only about 30min and put us closer to where we grew up and our family as well. It sure as hell ain't the weather! :D
I have relatives in WY and ID. Both are looking better all the time.
brushy bill
02-25-13, 16:34
That's correct when the opinion you bring is from a socialist perspective. Live in a free state for a while and learn from the experience instead of trying to pollute it with your progressive agenda.
This is the same issue southwest states face from California transplants. They spread their new age hippy BS ideology wherever they go.
One of the reason I am not on the bandwagon welcoming others to TX.
One of the reason I am not on the bandwagon welcoming others to TX.
It's only a matter of time before TX flips from Red to Blue. I give it 20 years or so.
It is an official statistic that there are more minority kids attending TX schools than white children now. After this crop graduates we are either outnumbered or close to it and if all the illegals get citizenship then we are certainly Blue for good.
thopkins22
02-27-13, 23:40
Awesome. He touched on my pet peeve/fear as well. Your state has no jobs? Great, come on down! But remember when you vote that there is a distinct reason why your state had no growth, and why your new home does.
Please don't screw that up like a bunch of parasites.
Biggest plus for me from that article is the bitch is no longer in Virginia....good riddance
thopkins22
02-28-13, 10:22
Rev. Audette Fulbright...haha.
Because lots of decent pastors have web pages dedicated to themselves right?
I heard some folks plan on attending all of her services with the intention of gathering enough information on her to get her tax exempt status removed....
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