Who do you support for Governor in Rhode Island in 2010?

[Frank]

Voted For Kenneth J. Block

I am tired of both major political parties. You can't tell them apart sometimes

[PJM]

john doe wrote:

best choice-can work with all groups

Oh please, get real! Mr Chafee is far too liberal to solve the problem of too much spending – He is in the pocket of the public unions and will continue to give into demands, raising our taxes to cover the cost. The word cut is not in his vocabulary. IMO, he is (will be) part of the problem

[roy]

Voted For Lincoln D. Chafee

compasioate and thoughtful

[J]

Voted For John F. Robitaille

we need someone new who can initiate common sense change

[NS resident]

Voted For John F. Robitaille

down to earth

[Zachary]

Voted For Kenneth J. Block

He has a sharp mind and perspective. He also runs a small business in the software field. He may have a higher pitched voice and short, but he is a good critical thinker and deserves a chance.

[Brian]

Robitaille was key part of the current Administration. He earned a six figure salary a year as spokesman for them. I never heard him criticize or repudiate the failed Carcieri operation.
Where is the integrity, fresh start with this nasty cranky older man who has no jobs plan?

[Brian]

Voted For Kenneth J. Block

A guy who goes have meet a payroll.

[qqww]

Voted For Lincoln D. Chafee

honest but dumb

[howaboutibustyou]

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[Glynnis]

True blue Linc Chafee. All the others are/were Opportunistic Reaganites, the new bourgesie of America. We the people of Rhode Island want democracy, not fascism.

[Whistleblower]

Sorry to be a bit Off-topic, but this discussion allows me to get this message out state-wide:

RADIO AND “VIDCAST” FRIDAY NIGHT 8:30 TO 10 PM CST: I will be on http://wprtradio.com I anticipate that they take callers.

I am copying everyone again on this email. I promise to get something set up online. And I again apologize for all of you who I have not been able to respond to personally yet. I will.

Some have expressed concern over organizing in fear that the government may call us terrorists and kill us or imprison us. Calling those of us who object to unconstitutional acts and corrupt judges are as far from terrorists as one can get, but I understand the concern in this crazy world in which we now live. I’m not afraid, but I respect all who are. Don’t participate, or participate anonymously. We’ll do our best for all.

David Scheid has suggested that we find one person to be responsible for each state, and he has volunteered to head up Michigan.

I feel our effort will be much better off if we have one central website where everything goes.

Jon Goodwin has about 10,000 Twitter followers and a bunch of other folks that want to participate in an organized group. He is in the process of starting a foundation, the “Alliance for the Ethical Practice and Application of Law.” He is adding a forum that could help to organize and communicate with a distributed group. He has a lot of technology infrastructure, huge bandwidth, and 24/7 tech team.

Then there are some other sites that have been out there for a while. I’m open for suggestions.

Many of you are familiar with "Misprision of felony" -- 18 U.S.C.§ 4:

Whoever, having knowledge of the actual commission of a felony cognizable by a court of the United States, conceals and does not as soon as possible make known the same to some judge or other person in civil or military authority under the United States, shall be fined under this title or imprisoned not more than three years, or both.

I will probably go after the justices of the Supreme Court on this. I will at least file something that will hopefully ensure that the justices actually see my information and not just some underlings.

William M. Windsor
http://www.lawlessamerica.com/