31. Good luck, Willie! Thank you for having the higher moral values and integrity to take a stand and defend our horses from slaughter, and export to slaughter. I'm disappointed as I read some of the comments posted here. Some people with lower morals, can't do anthing else except try to bash people who do have higher morals and are willing to fight to uphold them.
To those of you who are blaming the closure of the U.S. slaughter plants as the reason our horses are going to slaughter over our borders - you haven't done your research. Our horses have been exported over the borders for years, and this is not new. Instead of whining and passing out blame for the wrong reasons,
do something useful to help these horses. There's only one action that will prevent our horses from export to slaughter, and that's fighting to help pass the American Horse Slaughter Prevention Act. Willie is meeting with Congress today to do just that. Thank you, Willie! Bless you!!

Posted at 12:18PM on Nov 13th 2007 by Valerie JP

32. Thanks, Willie, for helping to get the word out about this brutal and cruel business.

Posted at 3:19PM on Nov 13th 2007 by Sue

33. http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/Buck_Horse_Slaughter/
Help is wanted to end horse slaughter.
Willie, you are a lucky man to have such a wonderful family, your wife, daughter and granddaughter are sweeties. I had the pleasure of having lunch with them on Tuesday and was just delighted with their warmth and sincerety.

I appreciate you and your family's continued support for the horses. Please take a look at the Nokota Horse Conservancy web site too. www.nokotahorse.org

Posted at 5:24PM on Nov 15th 2007 by Susan Pizzini

34. the mexicans are the same ones that threw animals over a bridge and covered them with lye yet we accept them into our country.what if we threw lye on them and sent them back to there country. it takes sick people to hurt beautiful creatures.

Posted at 3:19PM on Nov 19th 2007 by rovina