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Government from local to national is deciding what is "best" for us. California wants to put remote control thermostats in homes because the government knows best. California has decided that children cannot be home schooled unless the parent has a teaching certificate because the government knows best. Mississippi has a bill pending in the legislature that fat people (as defined by the state) cannot be served in restaurants because the government knows best. Texas tells people they cannot play eight liner machines that pay out too much because the government knows best. The United States government tells us what time it is because the government knows best.
I'm tired of the government telling me what is best. I want to return to the days when I was allowed to decide for myself what is best.
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Response to callers John and Mike
The comments printed in the paper this morning and posted online that the indictments of the police chief and former city attorney can't be political because the grand jury issued the indictments only after the DA simply provided them with the information is simplistic at best. The district attorney in Texas is a very powerful person. There is an old saying that a district attorney can get an indictment against a ham sandwich. This is because no defense evidence, indeed the defense attorney, is allowed to be seen by the grand jury. I had high hopes for Tyler as I believed the former DA to be a very corrupt person and Tyler would be a breath of fresh air. Oops. Seems Tyler learned his lessons very well from his former boss.
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