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Summary

Chris Boyce

Person 3:

- Had very good perspectives on our nations morality

- They did an excellent job of stating the law, even if it sounded like they didn’t agree with it

- I agreed with there statement that United States citizen should not harm innocent people

- I liked the attention they brought to Governor Page too, after all a governor who decides to not show the same respect to everyone, isn’t a governor that is going to get elected again

- I liked when the blogger said in regards to the governor, “He is representing not only Maine, but the country when he talks too.

Person 4:

- This person had a lot of good perspectives that took a different twist on the two situations

- This person makes some excellent points about guns laws being enforced, and that is what I be leave this whole Tucson situation will eventually boil down too.

- And I quote, “guns do not kill people, people kill people.”

- They also go on to mention that we shouldn’t in a sense be closed minded about this situation, but look at all the possible factors of why and how this situation happened. I thought It was very good way of looking at the situation.

- I also like it when they said, “The strongest do rise when others cannot and that is when change occurs.”

- It was a very good point

- As for the governor issue I be leave that they did a good job explaining that too

- They also did a nice job explaining that Maine doesn’t need a governor that is willing to accept all groups of people evenly. After all people don’t come to Maine to be discriminated against, they come to Maine because it is one of the nice, easy- going states in the U.S. And so far La Page is doing a pretty bad job of representing that

Person 2:

- Made some really good points too

- They showed that they agreed with what blogger number 3 was saying

- They thought that he is the worse citizen in the country right now

- They also thought that the “good” governor should have thought a little before he spooked, because what he says does affect our country.