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To: Ken Adams who wrote (177123)	4/7/2009 2:44:37 PM
From: Oral Roberts	4 Recommendations Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 225578

If you look at all of these tea parties and we will see how that all turns out there is a lot of anger being acted on of a sudden. I think many of us were not happy with what our legislators were doing but we weren't saying or doing anything. Conservatives as a rule just plug along without making big waves. Same with conservative Democrats and Independents. Well people are pissed and they aren't taking it quietly anymore. I think it was a surprise at first but it's now soaking into these folks es heads that we are serious and will throw your asses out if you don't straighten up. We're mad as hell and we aren't taking it anymore.

To: Ken Adams who wrote (177123)	4/7/2009 2:50:44 PM
From: SmoothSail	1 Recommendation Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 225578

that would have authorized illegal immigrants to attend Colorado Colleges at the lower residential tuition. Even trying to think like a liberal or a very generous person, I just don't understand why they would think it's fair to the residents to give illegal non-citizens lower tuition than the residents. It just doesn't make any sense. Non-residents of California have to pay a higher tuition rate than the residents - and they are legal citizens of the U.S. I'm willing to listen to the reasoning behind it but so far, haven't heard anything justification for it.