Dear Senator Pryor,
I want to thank you for your survey that I recently filled out.  I trust that you will take to heart what your constituents tell you regarding future policies.  I would like to make a minor complaint about the survey though.  I believe that you answers are being unfairly skewed towards responses that you want to hear on a few points.  Most notably in regards to Iraq.  For instance, is it not possible to believe that we are on the right track in Iraq, but that we’re doing it the wrong way?  I do not want to say we are handling Iraq correctly, because I don’t believe we are.  But I don’t think we’re totally on the wrong track either.  I do want you to know that I do not support any immediate plans on withdrawal.
I also think that anyone would be a fool to say that they did not wish for neighboring countries to help rebuild Iraq and reform it.  But I know that the inclusion of Syria and Iran are hot button issues right now, and I believe that is what you are referring to.  Senator Pryor, please know that we can not deal with nations who harbor terrorists within their countries, and who fund terrorist organizations.  Especially not Iran, who has been developing nuclear weapons and who has vowed to destroy our ally, Israel.
That being said, I would hope that the less extreme countries in the region, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the UAE, and Jordan would be encouraged by our leadership to join in the reformation of the Iraqi government and economic system.
Again, Mr. Pryor, I thank you for your service to our state, and your willingness to listen to the voters.  I am praying for you.
Sincerely

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From the AP:

NYC rethinks gender rule: The Board of Health withdrew a proposal Tuesday that would have allowed people to alter the sex on their birth certificates without sex-change surgery. The plan would have put New York at the forefront of a movement to eliminate anatomical considerations when defining gender.

You have got to be kidding me.  What other definition of gender is there than anatomical differences?  Is this where we have come to as a nation?  Is this the state of our morality?  I can put on some lipstick and waltz into a women’s restroom because I just decide I’m a girl now? 

While this was brought up and dismissed with little notice, I predict that it will be the next great debate on sexuality.  Liberalism has already quieted the morality of America with the "if it feels good, do it" mentality.  Now we should redefine gender on how feminine or masculine people "feel."  Let’s just forget about the ethics of sex-change surgery.  Listen up sex-change wannabe’s…you were born the way you are.  Deal with it.  You’re not a girl deep on the inside, if you have guy parts.  Even after the surgery, you’re still a man.  You can’t change your XY chromosomes.  In the words of that crazy bald shrew from the 80’s "STOP THE INSANITY!"

Or maybe I should call her a shrew… maybe she whited out the F on her birth certificate and wrote in M and now she’s  man.  If we can’t legislate morality (or so the first church of liberalism says), we can’t legislate gender.  If I change my M to an F on my birth certificate, does that mean I can go to the women’s locker room?  To an all female prison?  To join the girls in the shower in the army?  Heck…how many single guys would take advantage of that?  Sorry, I don’t mean to be crass…but it’s something to think about.

Hmm . . . I don’t think I’m feeling particularly human today, anyway.  I think I’m gonna change my birth certificate to say I’m a llama.

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