Saturday, October 3, 2015

Diego Lee Rot Graphic: "I'm Sorry, Brownsville!" Tony Martinez


14 comments:

  1. Wow!!! That's a killer picture!! Da Mayor should be ashamed of himself for selling out to the Gas and Oil Industry!!

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  2. He's not sorry! He's laughing all the way to the bank! With his friends! They sure are Igniting The Future Wasteland Of Texas.

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  3. True caption. The mayor is certainly sorry!!

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  4. The Devil in Disguise!

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  5. My apologies to Mr. Barton but I took the liberty of updating your work of art:

    http://anonmgur.com/up/01782f7d63839d4e227b4ee4889c7b05.png

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  6. He and his band of criminals have no shame and will do whatever they can get away with and don't even know that it is wrong. Hell was invented for people like them. Maybe one or two know that it is wrong. A special room in hell awaits them.

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    1. The mayor knows his actions are not in the best interest of the city. He doesn't care.

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  7. Tony Martinez is oblivious to issues of the citizens, in this picture he is ignoring the threat to the community to LNG development, and praying that his contacts with Obama pan out for an ambassodorship. Tony Martinez is an "elitist" and a slug.

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  8. Did y'all vote? Votes speak louder than all the complaining in the world. Recall is the only recourse.

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  9. The sheeple of Brownsville are incapable of getting off their lard asses to vote. Everyone worth a shit left the area long ago therefore no viable canadates. Your own damn fault so quit crying. You deserve every bit .

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  10. Tony is like Queen Julieta Garcia; not remorse for "screwing" the public. Tony has no contact with the public and makes policy in an elitist manner. Tony is not a leader and not a manager. He develops policy based on the needs of his friends.

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