Dear Gov. Arnold S.,
I am simply an old lady who doesn't even vote in your state. However, some of my taxes are shared with all other states and that I feel it gives me the right to have a say so. Also, I have family living in San Francisco.
Now that I have some old people standing I want you to know that here in the USA we like to practice certain ways that are considerate, uplifting and good for character development.
I am talking about what you said today about our poor Arizona. They have enough problems there without someone of supposed (maybe dubious) intellect opening his big mouth about how the Arizona governor runs her state. Apparently her constituents think much higher of her than you. You have no right to say a word, much less a negative word, since your state is in beggard state due to your leadership.
In case you haven't heard our American expression of MYOB. It means mind your own business. If it were not for the generosity of America and Americans you would not have the lifestyle you now have. You should at least show appreciation by practicing, another American expression, ...if you can't say anything good about something, don't say anything at all..."
Our states including Arizona were kind enough to send you cash when you needed to be bailed out. Mr. Arnold, please show some humility and apologize in public to the Governor of Arizona.
We didn't trash you when you needed help...which goes to another American saying, "...united we stand and divided we fall."
Sincerely,
Mrs. Miller
