The AP scandal *is* serious

[nadinbrzezinski]

178. Worth repeating, about assumptions that is

nadinbrzezinski (119,880 posts)
176. You know this how?

You know why the State of Hawaii passed a law where they refused to enforce the USPA and George had to suffer demonstrators in the streets in 2003 no less? I spent three hours with a Hawaii rep, for the State House, at a local Starbucks going over the enabling act, yup, called it that way no less. That was two weeks after it was passed...we had fun, and he took home a copy in a cd rom.

Then he passed copies and they had real discussions and shit over it, and the State Attorney had to advise them. And then the other countless hours speaking about this with the staff of Congressman Abercrombie, right now the Governor, and more with Both Senator Akaka and Inouye (rip)

Oh I remember the Feds having a real cow when Honolulu PD refused, I tell ya, to remove those demonstrators into free speech zones. It was like top of the nooz locally.

So you know what they say about making assumptions right?

So what have you actively done dear?