McCain's remarks to La Raza

Hot Air ^ | 2008-07-14 | Ed Morrissey

[rabscuttle385]

"But I do ask for your trust that when I say, I remain committed to fair, practical and comprehensive immigration reform, I mean it. I think I have earned that trust." —John McCain

[djsherin]

Yes! Finally someone said it. CP 08

[Geezerette]

... Falling offa my chair laffin' ...

g in az

[pissant]

Yes, it’s just peachy. uhg. Hunter is getting my vote. He can thank me later. ;o)

[E. Cartman]

Now that it's obvious that MacCain has been LYING to us all along about his determination to secure the border first, would all the MacCainiacs please tell us all why we should trust ANY promise Juanito makes about anything else?

[E. Cartman]

Juan Hernandez McCain is absolutely committed to converting America into a different, and more leftist, nation. They love Obama in Europe. They love McCain in Mexico. Too bad we don’t have a candidate to stand for America.

MacCain has his heart set on being America's last Republican president. If he can't be the father of his country, he'll settle for being its undertaker.

[E. Cartman]

McCain may have actually believed his own words, at that exact moment.

In someone MacCain's age dementia is a very real possibility.

[plain talk]

A vote for McCain, is a vote for Amnesty

Actually it is not a campaign issue and off the table because both Obama and McCain seem to support amnesty in some form. My guess is McCain's version would be preferable to Obama but not sure. It certainly wouldn't be worse than Obama's. So its taken off the table.

Elections are about comparative differences in candidates. There are plenty of other important reasons to vote for McCain such as WoT, Iraq, taxes, Supreme Court, etc

[Ron Jeremy]

yeah i know..but some freepers are going around saying that a 3rd party gave us carter and clinton. I don’t know if they are dumb or dishonest.

[E. Cartman]

I’d get burned worse with Obama.

I was you GOP Kool-Aid drinkers could find something actually good to say about your candidate instead of "his democrat opponent is worse." Reagan was the last candidate the GOP could actually say something positive about.

[E. Cartman]

A third party gave us Bill Clinton in 1992.

...only because the half-witted Poppy Bush made Perot look good.

[windsorknot]

The only way I can vote for this guy is to shelter myself from his daily drivel.

[wastedyears]

Michelle nailed it

[dforest]

I really did not expect anything other than what Juan has always been. That is precisely why I will never vote for him. He is a contemptible person who is a sellout to US citizens.

Barry may have a terrible stink, but Juan has a stench all of his own. He ain’t no good deal.

Lesser of two evils? Hardly. Evil is just evil.

[dforest]

I do not speak Spanish, but that kinda looked like “kiss my ass”! LOL

[Secret Agent Man]

McCain has never liked being boxed into a corner by his own statements. Dirty pool, mister.

[Secret Agent Man]

Also, nice handle.

“Screw you guys, I’m going home.”

“I’ll go over h’yeah, and you go over n’yeah.”

“Respect my au-thor-i-tay!”

[Guenevere]

I can feel the apathy set in....and that scares me more than anything.

It seems we're powerless to stop this juggernaut.

I have a sense of coming dread....

..can't seem to shake it.

[pissant]

No need to be scared. Just accept that conservatives have no good choice in 2008, and start working our butts off for 2012, regardless of who wins this time. And do like I’ve done, enjoy the clown show that the GOP and Dems are offering up for its entertainment value.

[AmericanInTokyo]

REFORM = "AMNESTY"

Lets not kid ourselves.

[Guenevere]

It's hard to enjoy anything knowing both Obama and McCain will give away the store (our sovereignty) as soon as they take the pledge (meaningless to them)

How in the world do we deal with millions more illegals?!!

I seriously don't know if we'll have anything left to fight FOR in 2012 after either of them get through with it!