Mr. King

[PJay]

not the one you think.

This one:

The push to make English the nation's official language is building momentum, with a congressional bill on the horizon and seven states pushing legislation to make English the official language or to strengthen laws already in place.
"There's been such strong support," said Rep. Steve King, Iowa Republican. "And it's gaining momentum."
Mr. King is expected next month to reintroduce the English Language Unity Act, which seeks to make English the nation's official language.

http://washingtontimes.com/national/20070122-010039-8297r.htm

 

[chernmax]

I thought English was our official language, now we have to make another useless law just to show what idiots our bureaucrats have become, hey Washington, let your little blackberries hang down...

 

[Coventry17]

There is currently no "official" American language. Many states have passed laws making English the official language, but it's never been done at a Federal level. It needs to be done.

 

[willie]

I just noticed last night, Lowes even has the EXIT sign in Spanish.

I bought a cheap coffee pot and the owners manual was a monster, probably took an entire tree to make the paper for it. It was printed in three languages.

 

[Mikeinsmd]

There is currently no "official" American language. Many states have passed laws making English the official language, but it's never been done at a Federal level. It needs to be done.

This is the only intelligent thing I've seen you post. Who typed it for you?