Member of Kansas HI Board Encouraging Lawsuits in Newspaper Ad

[James H. Bushart]

Originally Posted by gfarnsworth

She signed the piece of bull pucky laws just hours before resigning. Now, she is involved with national health care? The parallels are obvious.

You're right, Gary. I see the connection.

First, she signed the bill into law...then...the swine flew.

[Dale Duffy]

First, she signed the bill into law...then...the swine flew.

Damn that is Hilarious----

[Kenneth Lott]

Originally Posted by gfarnsworth

Good question, James. This can, and could be, a big regional story, and could go nationwide with the former Governor of Kansas now in Washington. She signed the piece of bull pucky laws just hours before resigning. Now, she is involved with national health care? The parallels are obvious.

Now Gary I know you're upset, but obama would never appoint anyone that's shady! BTW, I don't know if you're going to move to Arizona or not, but tell Dale to hold the phone...cause Marxism is on it's way there soon. Fact of Irony; OBama's mama was born in Kansas too Toto, so follow the yellow brick road to Washington District of Communism!

[Gary L. Farnsworth, CMI]

If cap and trade passes, all state home inspection laws will be out the window. I stated this months ago in another thread. All "inspectors" will be working for the EPA, under the guize of the federal government. When home owners walk away from their homes, because they are worth less than their mortgage plus the "energy up-grades" needed, any US citizen will no longer own a home. The government will own them all, and the government will own of the loan companies and banks that are stuck with trillions of dollars of debt because the owners walked. We will all be renters, and all independent home inspectors will be out of business. States will be bankrupt, along with all real estate agents. The KAR, NAR, and all real estate associations better wake up, and rethink what they are trying to do. It is all going to back-fire on them.

What scares me is that deals will be made in Washington DC, as they were last April here in Kansas. Lawmakers will vote for cap and trade, and vote down health care. You scratch my back, I will scratch yours. The main problem is that no lawmaker nationwide is listening to the American public; only to their special interest contingents.