[raybbr]

You're link says nothing about Amnesty so you lie!

First of all I said nothing about amnesty.

Second, McCain has been pushing for amnesty for the last ten years. Unless you have proof to the contrary then you are ignorant of the truth. And, since Palin has not specifically come out and said she's against amnesty (In fact the only statement I have ever seen from her in this regard is that she is "for a humane way of dealing" with the illegals read: amnesty) we can still assume she is for it.

As for your admonishment that I "get my facts straight" I have. I KNOW what McCain stands for - by her sitting next to him nodding his head that tells me she is for it too.

[caww]

You aligned yourself with this persons statement on your post as follows:

....”Sarah Palin supports AMNESTY, the number one problem facing our country. She also support John McAmnesty. Enough said”......

Then you commented:

....”They completely avoided the question about immigration. Same old garbage rhetoric.”.....

So if Sarah can be accused for those she associates herself with, then your association with this poster on your post does likewise. And the topic was Amnesty.

[jonrick46]

No one wants to stir the immigration pot before the election. And if you do in Arizona, you will have killed your chances to get elected. To insist that this issue be dealt with in an insensitive way is not how you win elections.

The Mexicans are people too. They are coming to America because Mexico is becoming destabilized by the drug cartel. You should know who these forces are. You can begin with Chevez and all the country leaders who let drugs run through their country. And these drugs go throughout our society right up to the White House. The worst thing the Republican Party can do is to lose the trust of the Mexicans. And because of the upheaval in Mexico, the best thing we can do is to gain their trust.

Do you have any ideas on how we can gain their trust?