Gov. Gilmore on Mental Health
Labels: mental health
posted by Spank That Donkey at 2:57 PM
The Totally Unofficial Blog 4 Governor Jim Gilmore To Become US Senator Jim Gilmore from Virginia
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Spank That Donkey said ... (February 1, 2008 at 4:49 PM) :
post a commentThis is really pathetic......
Here we go again, the Republican-Libertarian who wants tax increases.
Everyone has seen through your game myron, but thanks for the reminder.
Why don't you change the name of your blog to Republitariankainiac?
Why not lecture us on which tax increase by Gov. Kaine you support?
Oh, that's right that would require something more than just casting aspersions upon people.
Mmmm.......
Don't take this the wrong way, but EVERY legislator I've talked to says Gilmore is mean and vindictive towards those who don't support him within the party and holds a grudge....like, forever.
He is also known as a heavy drinker and an abortion rights advocate.
How is Gilmore better than Marshall?
Isn't Kurt Michael supporting Marshall?
Nice personal attack on Gov. Gilmore myron... I see your style hasn't changed...
My posts speak for why I think Gov. Gilmore is the Republican to win retiring Senator John Warner's seat in the US Senate.
Dr. Kurt Michael and I disagree on who we will support, and your point is?
Hi Myron,
Happy New Year! Chris and I are doing just fine. Both Gilmore and Marshall are outstanding candidates.
I hear rumors that you support Mark Warner. Is that true?
Also, it appears that Hanger is resubmitting SB652: Higher educational institutions; prohibits certain persons from eligibility for in-state tuition.
It appears that there are exceptions for illegal aliens; the key word being "illegal."
For example,
"Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection A, any person shall be eligible for in-state tuition who: 1. Has resided with his parent, guardian, or other person standing in loco parentis while attending a public or private high school in this state; 2. Has graduated from a public or private high school in Virginia or has received a General Education Development (GED) certificate in Virginia;" etc... [the list goes on].
What is your take on this bill? Am I interpreting this bill wrong? Or am I correct in thinking that this bill grants illegal non-citizens the right to get in-state tuition? What's your opinion?
Thanks,
Kurt Michael
sixtyfour81.com
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I will not endorse anyone in the general election until after the nominees have been established.
Kurt,
If you were brought here by your mother and father when you were 3, went to school here and were an excellent student, why should you not get help?
Obviously, it's not the ideal situation, but why hold someone back who is trying to better themselves. Conservatives complain that mexicans aren't assimilating.....well they can't if none of them go past high school.
Furthermore, I don't believe legislation that does not allow for that exception would stand up to a legal challenge.....
This is where myron logic reaches it's pinnacle....
If they are from Mexico they pay out of state tuition!
You know kinda like if you are from Alabama?