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Says here they were arrested...

I don't understand your comment about unequal rights... it says in the article that they were arrested. quoting: ``Three soldiers from North Texas, at least one of whom had served in Iraq, were arrested the evening of Sept. 6 on felony deadly-conduct charges after several shots were fired from their private vehicle as it passed a family cookout in a modest Maverick County subdivision, officials said.''

So I don't see who failed to enforce what policy or whatever you were talking about.

If anyone in this state got elected promising that they would arrest soldiers acting stupid, then he did not fail in carrying out his promise, did he? See what I'm saying?

Dennes Longoria

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