Sharron Angle -"The First Asian Legislator in the Nevada State Assembly"

I wonder where she lived when she was in Carson City. The one neighbor that we lived in was full of the state House and Senate and most of them were nice but, a little whacky, she might have been my neighbor LOL Maybe she thinking Hawaiian not Asian or maybe it was Polish or oh hell I don't know, I can't come up with anything good. Her and the nutjob from California should go start a village somewhere up in Alaska. He wants public education to be like it was in 1825 and she seems like her education is from 1825 so they would do well together

I have seen the stock photo of the three illegal immigrants and all three of them appear to me to be Hispanic. I never thought that one of them could have been Asian but I never thought that Angle could have been mistaken as Asian either. Harry Reid must be terrible disliked in Nevada if they are statically tied in even poll I have come across. Just imagine how bad Reid would be getting trounced right now if he was going up against a more savvy Republican.

Hi, Annie: The wrong angle appears to be leading in the polls right now. But she is not the only one. Is it our desperation, our ignorance, or both that make us so gullible? We stand for nothing and fall for anything. All over the country there are candidates who know nothing about the constitution and know nothing about history but think they can step in and change everything. They are pawns for special interest groups and we don't have sense enough to see it. Heaven help us all.

Well, it is a mess, that's for sure. Any candidate opposed to illegal immigration, if put in the same spot, would struggle. Note that the students are mad at Sharron Angle. Did she write the law? In most cases we still choose to elect people who will uphold the law. How do you reason with an angry mob of people demanding their rights? That is an uphill battle. Or maybe we think that an angry mob has the right to tear down a law they do not like. Sharron Angle tried to clarify that the issue was about a fence and a border being crossed illegaly. She was not singling out Latinos. It did not matter if they were Latinos, Asian or Muslim. It does not appear she got the point across. It would not be reasonable for anyone to decide for or against Angle based on this one incident though. This problem will ever be messy if some people choose to judge it from the standpoint of personal feelings, and others want to judge it from the standpoint of law. Many people, when assesing this issue from these two different perspectives would not come to the same answer for each. This is the same issue Meg Whitman has with her housemaid. The housemaid, who had enjoyed the good life for some time was found to be violating federal law. - entered the U.S. illegally - falsified documents - stole someone's social security number - worked illegally in the U.S. - continues to reside illegally in the U.S. - possibly some tax evasion What terrible thing did Meg Whitman do when this information surfaced? She fired Nicky Diaz. It was the only legal thing she could do. Yet Meg Whitman is considered the bad person here. Was she really obligated to ignore the law and become a co-conspirator with Nicky Diaz? That seems to be what the crowd wants. Even though this is nonsense, the end result is that Meg Whitman lost several points in the polls. Generally, laws cannot be made while looking at individual people. They must be made from the standpoint of principle and what is best for the country as a whole, while keeping personal interests in mind. Sometimes easier said than done.

She's a loon that other loons are flocking to, that's all I can say. Logically, she shouldn't stand a snowball's chance, but who on that side uses logic these days?