Motel 6, along with its parent company and other lodging chains, is an [url=www.washtimes.com/sports/20020619-6583145.htm]active supporter of HSUS.[/url]

I never patronized the Motel 6 chain before and can't see changing my preferences.

Dang, another "stealth" agency like the Human Rights Campaign.  Yahoo search engine results:

"Human Rights Campaign   - working for lesbian and gay equal rights.

Innocuous sounding name with a not so innocuous agenda.

If anyone is an NRA member, there are several different hotel/motel chains that have a discount agreement with the NRA. They're listed on the back of your membership card. A few of them are priced competitively with Motel6.[50]

Darn, and I was just getting to like the bolted down beds and cheap plastic bathtubs and showers.

Hey, at least they aren't charging for the soap, yet...

I have stayed at Red Roof Inns, when traveling for work.  It was not so good, but it was close to the office.  I guess I will have to find someplace else to stay.

I used the list on the back of my NRA card... WHAT A LIFE SAVER!!!

I was in CA for Laguna Seca, tyring to find a room. Couldn't find anything driving around. Remembered the list on the back of my card. Started dialing each number down the list. The first three or four didn't have any rooms. Finally got one that was watching the screen and saw a cancelation. Gave my benifits ID# and the guy literally said "Holly shit! Ooops, pardon me. I have never seen a rate that low since I have been here for 2 years. Let alone during an event weekend."

I got a real nice room, breakfast in the morning. Needless to say, I was VERY happy.

Guzzler: Were you there for auto or motorcycle races? That course is really twitchin'. When I lived in the Bay area we went there 5 times for the motorcycle races and DAMN that was a hoot. We camped there, didn't bother with rooms. If you haven't seen the cycles do that course, check it out.

LOL.