Rep. Ann Kirkpatrick, D-Ariz., condemns boycotts of Arizona over bill which goes "a little too far"

[Bluebear]

Kirkpatick, who last week said the Your-Papers-Please law goes "a little too far" now makes it clear that she is worried about the economy, not civil rights. What a champ.

"At a time when we are pushing to create jobs and get our economy going again, this could stop Arizona's recovery in its tracks," the congresswoman said in a press release issued Wednesday.

Read more: http://www.azcentral.com/news/articles/2010/05/06/20100506arizona-immigration-law-boycott-unions-groups.html#ixzz0nC4ddVf2

[DevonRex]

1. We're still boycotting, Ann, no matter what you say. And maybe especially

because you said it goes "a little too far." Thanks Bluebear!

[Bluebear]

8. +

:hi: DR

[DevonRex]

9. ...

:hi: Bluebear! :hug:

[DevonRex]

2. I recc'd it but it didn't budge. nt

[Kookaburra]

3. Cry me a river, Ann

If you think this on "goes a little too far" then you need to "go a lot away".

[DearAbby]

4. Money trumps Civil rights

Rep. Kirkpatick? Place the Constitution on hold folks the economy is in a fragile situation. Boycotting one state for their stupidity, will make the entire planet go KA BOOM with earth shattering accuracy.

[Angry Dragon]

5. Then they should pass laws that are fair and just

not laws to fit an agenda that promotes hate and fear

[angstlessk]

6. I think the response is NO DUH! n/t

[struggle4progress]

7. Y'know, I don't need a passport to visit New Mexico, Ann.

[hyphenate]

10. I dunno

perhaps if your state wasn't so infiltrated with bigots, haters, teabaggers, and every other right-winged kook out there, you would have a much better chance at succeeding with restoration projects. As it stands right now, you're up shit creek without the damned paddle.