Pellegrino has been the subject of several Marietta Daily Journal letters to the editor recently, I hope that I haven’t missed posting any below. I am personally sure that we here in Cobb County Georgia have the most useful village idiot in the state. We salute Rich Pelligrino for showing us all how mindless he truly is, while assisting Jerry Gonzalez and the open borders left.
Here are a link to some ( Click on “letter to the editor” to read entire letter)

James Stoll/Letter to the Editor: Spokesman for illegals promoting anarchy 12/12/2007
It would seem that Mr. Pellegrino has some difficulty with the English language. He does not seem to understand the meaning of the phrase “breaking the law.” I will try to explain what it means, in this country…

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Larry Ceminsky/Letter to the Editor: Don’t confuse compassion with the law 12/13/2007
Mr. Pellegrino stated that there is “extreme fear and paranoia … of a loud, fringe minority” in our community toward the undocumented immigrants. He further asks what logic is that?…

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Harry Hagan/Letter to the Editor: We’re on way to becoming ‘mongrel nation’ 12/13/2007
I’m sure it feels great to be such a caring and sensitive guy, but this invasion by millions of desperately poor, uneducated, unskilled (in most cases) people has abjectly dire consequences for all of us, including him. ..

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Dave Minner/Letter to the Editor: Sheriff, King fighting crime against Georgia 12/14/2007
Mr. Pellegrino is right in his observations that under the Gonzalez Justice Department millions of illegal immigrants were allowed entry into the United States…

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Pete Borden/Letter to the Editor: Cobb not ready to sacrifice rule of law just yet 12/14/2007
Mr. Pellegrino could write a book about “buzz words” and myths to use when speaking for the rights of lawbreakers…

And, here is one from the braintrust himself

Rich Pellegrino/Letter to the Editor: Latest sign of anti-illegals paranoia (1.00) 12/09/2007
It appears that some Cobb Commissioners, including the chairman, are being influenced by the anti-immigrant rhetoric, fear and paranoia of Dustin Inman Society head D.A. King, disguised in a cloak of reason and security, who requested that “legal residency” be required for Cobb Business Licenses.