Comments on: Lou Barletta Has Been Stopped

By: Jeff

Jeff — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 21:10:20 +0000

Hmm… Why do i get the feeling that the host is a juco “educated” dimwit and most of the commenters are actually shills for La Raza…

By: FatTony

FatTony — Thu, 06 Nov 2008 18:38:28 +0000

C DeBalko……………………. another happy customer. Congrats on your horse’s 2ND place finish! Ahhhhh, I love the taste of victory.

By: C DeBalko

C DeBalko — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 18:15:50 +0000

I just found your website while I was searching for the results on last nights race for congress in the 11th District.

I’ve looked around your site briefly and I intend to look further but as you say your site was created so you can voice your opinions. So I guess I can understand why I can not find where you state facts on what you refer to as Barletta”s ‘failed track record’.

I don’t understand your fascination with illegal immigrants or where it stems from, perhaps you have family or friends that came to this fine Country illegally. It is clear that this is what drives you, not Lou Barletta, our political system or the good of the City of Hazleton. If you lived here (in Hazleton area) long enough you would know what illegal immigrants have done to a city that was already struggling to survive, let alone grow.

It would be great if you could provide some back up or links for the claims you have against Mr. Barletta rather than just your opinions; this is misleading. As you said, the race was very exciting and very close so apparently Mr. Barletta must be getting his message out to someone and they must agree with what he stands for.

By the way, you mention that Lou Barletta does not respond to your requests to respond to you, I don’t blame them for not responding the way you speak of him. You show your level of maturity with the name calling.

By: LisaSantaFeNM

LisaSantaFeNM — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 16:08:05 +0000

I just wanted to thank you for this website. I grew up in the Hazleton area, was educated at HASD public schools, and still have many friends and relatives who live in the area. However, it, in part, the racist and corrupt policies of Lou Barletta that made me want to leave Hazleton as soon as possible after high school. It’s unfortunate the amount of racism and other prejudice I witnessed growing up, and to make this racism the law of the land is sickening and backward. Hopefully Hazleton will be able to continue moving forward instead of trying to remain in the past. I currently live in an area which has much more cultural diversity than Hazleton ever did, and I love it. I hope that my friends and family in the Hazleton area can learn to embrace different cultures. Everyone has something to offer if you let them.

By: janet

janet — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 15:31:32 +0000

i felt the same way. as a strong supporter of our last nominee, i am many others worked hard in a campaign that had no money only sweat equity, it was difficult for me to vote for the man i worked to try to defeat in 06. but lou is not worthy to represent us.

By: FatTony

FatTony — Wed, 05 Nov 2008 07:16:01 +0000

Mission accomplished! “Sweet Lou” was stopped. It felt weird today,,,,,, being a Republican and pulling the lever for a Dem. It had to be done.

Please keep up with exposing the lies of Hazleton politics.