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Apr 09, 2013 @ 17:35:30
Are you related to President Obama? What gives you the right to bring a bill, which infringes on my rights. Why don’t you put more effort in to drinking, drugs and any other illeagal activities out there. Smoking is not against the law, put your energy toward something that can actually help this state. I will make it a priority to follow this. And when you run for re-election, I will make sure everyone remebers such a ridiculous was of space you are taking up.
Apr 07, 2013 @ 22:27:41
Mr. Bryant you are wrong for the Bill you are proposing against Smokers. I am a smoker and also 20 year Veteran of the US Army. Who gives you the right to decide who smokes and who don’t. Guess it is ok for the many people that go home and drink themselves drunk, do drugs. But you want to pick on the smokers. Shame on you and I hope you never get re-elected. You are an idiot that only cares about getting your name in the news and this is how you do it. Hope it backfires on you. Sincerely, Darrell Holcomb ( smoker)
May 09, 2012 @ 00:15:21
You have chosen well a man who despised the intrusion of “big” government into his country’s business intending to enslave it. Sort of like what is going on in D.C. today.
I just hope you won’t take his name too lightly and be in earnest using this media for a purpose that will bring the infamous “transparency” to the Federal Gov’t. Get Obama voted out and the late Sir William Wallace might just be proud of you too.
Hooah!