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: Grits for BreakfastIf we must have a wall, where should we build it?
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This week's reader survey questions where, if anywhere, Texas really needs to build a wall. Here are the options for this week's poll:On the Rio Grande to keep out the MexicansOn the Red River to keep out the OkiesOn the Sabine River to keep out people from Louisiana and ArkansasOn the western border to keep out Californians and Phoenix refugeesI don't want a wallYou can choose multiple options. For example, personally I favor leaving the border with Mexico more or less open, but walls on the Red River or on the western border to keep out the Californians and Arizona suburbanites would be fine with me! ;) In fact, Kathy predicts the option of a wall to keep out Californians will win hands down. We'll see!Let me know your preference in the sidebar poll and the comments.continue to full postFull post as published by Grits for Breakfast on January 27, 2008 (boomark / email).
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