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I do agree with you Roy, but unfortunately we do have laws on the books that we have to live by.
My question is simple, is this fair for TEXAS? All who know me understand that I defend Texas first, and would love to see us once more independent of the socialist shackles of the Union.
This issue was discussed in GREAT detail during the last legislative session, both here and in the Texas legislature, with specific regards to the UTAH issue. I agree, the issue is emotional and charged with strong opinions on all sides.
The issue still exists, and I suspect will continue to be an item of great debate until all the unconstitutional State of Texas and US laws are repealed, Texas once again becomes a free Country or equitable laws exist across all states.
My issue with licenses like the UTAH issue and now Virginia is that it takes away from this state and demeans the integrity of our own statutes that have been voted for and passed by our own people.
You may disagree with the foundation of the laws that we have now, as I do. However, without the rule of law, we fall into anarchy. We as a collective, can change the laws. We as a collective, need also to obey the laws we have until they can be changed by the will of the people. That is the function of a Republic.

And it's OK to say GOD, at least for now.

Sure, let me find it......

So, for all those who teach are/were selling the UTAH license class to Texas residents, what is your opinion on the Virginia license?
The ad hype is it only takes an hour to do the class on-line, requires no test and no proficiency and the background check is minimal.
Do we need a Texas restriction on this kind of license being offered here?
Are there any Texas instructors who think this is a good idea?