August 20, 2008
Angry dog owners are calling for the resignation of Assemblyman Jose
Solorio over AB 1634, the Pet Extinction Act, aimed and wiping out all
dog and cat life in California. One dog extinction advocate,
Assemblyman Lloyd Levine, lost his last election by a landslide.
The pet owners let him know that their dogs ruled at the polls in June,
2008. Angry pet owners put together bumper stickers advocating
the
spaying and neutering of politicians like Levine. State
legislators who follow Solorio's career-ending move to keep dogs
out of the hands of Californians may find their seats evaporating in
November as well. Solorio's only solice is that he is
running as
an unopposed Democratic in a strong Democratic district. He
will have two years to distance himself from the legislation before
AB1634 ends his political career.
Why do the special interests behind Solorio want to wipe dogs and cats
off the map of California? Dogs protect their owners and
eliminating of dogs is a way of leaving people and youth defenseless
against predators. One youth rights activists suggests that
perhaps a dog bit Solorio when he was a child. Another suggests
that Solorio may have been bought off by an out-of-state high priced
breeder, who wants to wipe out all California competition so that dogs
are only available to multi-millionaires for millions of dollars.
"Collie pup available now for only 15 million dollars.
Last one in existence." Imagine the profits that lone breeder
will get
for sequels to
Lassie.
If Solorio has his way, the top dog in America will earn his status by
being alive.
Organizations like "Save Our Dogs" and "Petpac" are working overtime to
protect the rights of dog owners. One heroic state senator, Lou
Correa, has informed dog survival advocates that he will oppose the
legislation. Lou Correa has a history of being very responsive to
the voters.
Will pet owners be out in force in November? Will man's best
friend have the last word in the election of 2008?
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