Comments on: Billy Mays. He Knew Him Well.

By: etkforlife

etkforlife — Tue, 01 Sep 2009 19:20:35 +0000

A pastor preys death for our Country Symbol and happy about death of Senator Kennedy really a pastor from hell. We do not have to take this lightly he needs to be behind bars for death prayer its UN American how dear he? No one shall to kill any one that the golden rule from God

By: Dennis Junior

Dennis Junior — Wed, 05 Aug 2009 06:40:15 +0000

my heartfelt condolences are being sent to mr. mays family and friends....

By: Javier

Javier — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 19:48:07 +0000

Rick, Rick, que Verguenza, you bring Mr. Otto Reich to the program and then you go on to say, "Great point, Great point" to his assesment of Latin American affairs". I missed something there, oh yeah, the Hunduran poeple's version of events and real coverage from Hunduras, but I guess you are right, Mr. Otto and his clan bring a great point suggesting that it was not iligal to remove Zelaya, by the way, you forgot to mention that the entire world including the United States goverment is saying that Zelaya is the president of Hunduras, have you done your homework about Mr. Otto and his past involvement in Latin American countries? Are you aware of the consecuenses of his and his clanmen's actions?. Rick best of luck to you, I am sorry you did not considered the Latinos in the Latin American country before bringing Mr. Otto to spread his poison. I guess I know now where you stand.

By: Nathaniel Reid

Nathaniel Reid — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 21:13:12 +0000

Hi Rick

I appreciate the comments on the "wise litino women" aired recently, and would like to say the America is truly a melting pot of many nationalities which forms the basis of a true United States of America. We all should take stock in the good of all americans, irrespective of nationality, race, and or gender because all of us have something to contribute to the good of a nation. The Supreme Court nominee, Justice Sotomoyar, is immiently qualified to serve on the highest court of the land barring none. May God bless her, and her entire family during the confirmation process and beyond. Also, a mighty thank you for your work and that of your affiliates.

Nathaniel Reid, Macon, Georgia

By: Shizuko

Shizuko — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 20:28:54 +0000

That Supreme Court nominee is not qualified.. Why? She don't like white men, which includes my Spanish husband,....Once upon a time in California there was an Attorney General by the name of Earl Warren.He relished in rounding up American-Japanese, taking their property,money and anything else they owned- all in the name of "national security"...Later this (in my opinion) racist attorney general was appointed to the supreme court where he granted dreamed up legal rights to criminals and other ballast people.... Was it guilt for what he had helped do to decent hardworking J/A.?sThis very real history lesson should be learned by all....There are people who do not belong on the supreme court, let alone a federal court. This "wise japanese asian american woman"- says this latino woman is what she says she is; A thinker in terms of race....Shame on the congress if they approve her..

By: tanya Rhea

tanya Rhea — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 20:00:37 +0000

Latina wise,yes we are!!!!! I'm a single mother of 2 boys,working as a server in a restaurant,willing to sacrifice everything for them, and they are going to succeed,like you Rick, I'm proud of having a wise latina as a Supreme Court Judge

By: Connie Nelson

Connie Nelson — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 19:52:44 +0000

As a mother myself, I can honestly say, You did your mama proud today! Not only by what you said or did, but how you said and did it. We all are all from immigrants and need to remember, that we are proud – they made us who we are today! God Bless you and your family!

By: Robert Sallavanti

Robert Sallavanti — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 19:51:35 +0000

Brava for Mrs. Sanchez! We grew up with grandparents who knew no English and used only Italian. And they came to the US a century ago so that my generation and those of my kids and grandkids could get educated and thrive. And they were correct. Their native language in daily use served to merely enrich us. Dr. Robert Sallavanti, Dalton, Pa

By: Herschel McMillan

Herschel McMillan — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 19:50:55 +0000

Rick, you gave a lot of excuses as to why your mother doesn't speak English but no reasons. She just did not want to turn the old home land loose, and hung onto the language. Yes she may have helped you but that does not keep her from leaning the language and becoming a very beautiful legal immigrant of the this land.

By: Michael A. Martinez

Michael A. Martinez — Thu, 16 Jul 2009 19:49:56 +0000

Hey Rick Ijust heard your speech you gave and it was very inspiring esspecially to me a single parent who is still attending school and not only that I also have the type of parents that you described the hard working Mexican American who hasn't much materialisticly wise but they can say they still have everything they need in this world. Thank you for those few words and keep up the good work

Adios!