0001| SENATE MEMORIAL 11
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0002| 43rd legislature - STATE OF NEW MEXICO - first session, 1997
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0003| INTRODUCED BY
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0004| TIMOTHY Z. JENNINGS
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0010| A MEMORIAL
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0011| REQUESTING THE STATUARY HALL COMMISSION TO HONOR SENATOR STUART
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0012| INGLE RATHER THAN POP WITH PLACEMENT OF A STATUE IN THE
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0013| NATIONAL STATUARY HALL.
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0015| WHEREAS, Senator Stuart Ingle is the only republican
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0016| legislator who, this session, had the foresight to sponsor a
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0017| bill repealing the Peanut Act; and
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0018| WHEREAS, it has been observed by many of the women working
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0019| at the capitol that Senator Ingle only improves with age, like
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0020| a good bottle of Bombay sapphire gin; and
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0021| WHEREAS, Stuart Ingle led the 1997 republican revolt of
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0022| House Bill 2 amendments, being the chief strategist in getting
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0023| the governor's list through the ranks of senate democrats; and
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0024| WHEREAS, Senator Ingle, besides his duties at the capitol,
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0025| is a propelling force behind the Portales emu refuge when he's
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0001| not barbecuing them; and
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0002| WHEREAS, Stuart Ingle has been spotted at numerous social
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0003| occasions surrounded by female admirers all competing for his
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0004| hand; and
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0005| WHEREAS, he's a republican even democratic women could
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0006| love; and
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0007| WHEREAS, Senator Ingle, like the fierce warrior Pop‚, has
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0008| faced death and triumphed; and
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0009| WHEREAS, like most other cool cats, Senator Ingle has
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0010| already lived more than one life, proving he deserves to be
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0011| enshrined as a tall, dark, handsome statue in the national
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0012| statuary hall for all of our nation to see;
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0013| NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE SENATE OF THE STATE
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0014| OF NEW MEXICO that Senator Stuart Ingle be honored as a
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0015| republican leader of the senate of the state of New Mexico by
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0016| placement of a statue of him in the national statuary hall; and
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0017| BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that copies of this memorial be
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0018| transmitted to Senator Stuart Ingle and, contingent on the
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0019| passage of Senate Bill 404 of the first session of the forty-
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0020| third legislature, to the statuary hall commission.
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