| To: | Ed Townley <healeymonster@fastwave.biz> | 
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| Subject: | Re: AZ and NM LBC-friendly? | 
| Date: | Mon, 07 Nov 2005 07:23:32 -0800 | 
| Cc: | spridgets@autox.team.net, hobbycars@cox.net | 
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Ed Townley wrote: >We also have mandatory insurance laws that are not enforced, so it is >imperative that we carry uninsured motorist overage. To quote one of our >state representatives...."I won't vote for any type of changes....my >constituents cannot afford car insurance." > > You know, Ed, maybe we should begin a campaign to educate the rest of the country to the reality of life in California, Arizona, and New Mexico. It has been estimated by the California Highway Patrol that 40% of the cars on the highway are uninsured, and 40% of the drivers do not possess a valid driver's license. In Anaheim, the City Council turned down a $54,000 Federal grant to enforce the state seat belt law. The council refused to accept the money because it would be such a terrible burden on the city's illegal alien population who could not afford to pay such tickets! Buster Evans  | 
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