Arizona is at it again…. The anti-Mexican sentiment in Arizona knows no boundaries. Senate committee passed a bill that would create and fund an armed militia along the Arizona-Mexico border. Que estupidos those vatos, don’t see the inherit danger in putting a milita along the border.
All Mexicans and Mexican Americans should leave that desert state and then let us see what happens; that place will go to hell without the Mexican labor taking care of all those old folks who retired there, then they will have to take out their own garbage and mow their own lawns….
Things won’t change in Arizona until the Hispanic community gets out, votes those racist out and get some leveled headed leaders elected….
You just gotta love Arizona, it would be a slow news day without them.
In Arizona, Pinal County Sheriff Paul Babeu who made a name for himself riding the back of the illegal immigrant issues got busted when his immigrant lover came forward claiming Babeu threatened him with deportation if he ever disclosed their relationship…. Babeu figured it wouldn’t look good in his run for Congress. He later admitted he was Gay and that he had a personal relationship with Jose…. Guess this means that Babeu blew his chance to become a congressman….
Babeu also had to drop his role as presidential candidate Mitt Romney’s state campaign co-chair…
Looks like the South Bay Forum is going down for the count…. Next month they will hold their last meeting. An organization with good intentions but, apparentlyl lost steam…
Northwest Civic Association will be holding the first candidate’s forum for Chula Vista this coming March 14th at the central library. It should be interesting…
The San Diego Voice & Viewpoint will be hosting a mayoral forum for the City of San Diego on March 8 at the Jacobs Center from 6:30 to 8:30.
Cruz Bustamante who used to be lieutenant governor, then lost his race for governor, and later lost his race for insurance commission, is thinking of running for congress in the newly created 21st district in the valley/Fresno, Kings, Kern counties.
