I know some incredibly sweet people
Which, given my overall temperment, is a surprise.
Yesterday a new Facbook group was created by the Republican students of Clarion University in Pennsylvania (I met some of them at CPAC).
Bring Wendy Home (you have to have a Facebook login to see it)
Jaycey remembered the story I told over breakfast the morning we saw the President, of how I started my life believing Canada was a part of America, and that Reagan was our president. Only to be devastated and feel totally robbed when my father explained that we were two seperate countries. Oh the humanity!
So now these students want to bring me “home”. It is such a nice gesture, and as usual makes me feel more American than I do Canadian.
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I’m glad the group means so much! It’s the least we can do for our fellow conservatives!
Comment by Jacey Paladino — February 28, 2008 @ 12:46 am
Speaking as a Canadian, I’d love to see you move to the US permanently. It’s nothing personal - it’s just that you’re a traitor to your country.
Comment by ballpointpen — February 29, 2008 @ 1:00 pm
It’s true about being a traitor in your own country….. I’m a Canadian living in the USA…. (legally immigrated), but, when I go to Canada it like I’m not ‘allowed’ to speak about my conservative views. I get almost told to shut up…. or I get called racist because I believe in legal immigration, and I’m married to a (legal) Mexican…. truth be told, I don’t care if I ever go back!!!! Except the Ethnic food is alot better up there!!!!
Comment by Leanne — March 1, 2008 @ 11:58 am