Who is your current nearby community "incumbent?"

It is not unusual for lawyers to use economic tactics as part of an attrition strategy.  Regarding lawyers who try to bend the law to usurp our freedom of speech and other freedoms, a dose of "frontier justice" is warranted.  I am sure native Arizonians know exactly that to which I refer.

Best regards, Steve
Steven D. Whitaker, CRM

>>> [log in to unmask] 1/17/2008 7:47 AM >>>
Folks,
Had a report in the paper here of a nearby community that had its 
lawyers contact a local bloger and threaten legal action.  Seems he was 
exercising that old freedom of speech and asking that two council 
members be recalled.  The lawyers contended he was in violation of state 
law and had to register as a political action committee.  The State 
Attorney General, I believe, as well as the fellow's attorney had to 
remind the intimidating party of the notion of free speech and to suck 
it up.  However, the fellow still had to pay for legal counsel to remind 
these taxpayer funded twits that it is legal in this country to 
criticize the government.  I know this has come as shock to the current 
incumbent and his minions but now the constitution seems to have been 
forgotten by local government.  Dick King

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