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Posted on 05/21/2010 7:56:22 AM PDT by Federalist Patriot
Here is video of Charles Krauthammer hammering President Obama for not standing up for America, and in particular Arizona, in the face of attacks made by Mexican President Felipe Calderon. Calderon has criticized Arizona's anti-illegal immigration law, and President Obama just went along with him.
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His country is Kenya.
His countries are Kenya and Indonesia, not the United States of America.
Bump so I can watch this weekend!
“I’m an undocumented guest, not illegal”. Love it.
It’s time for “O” to go!!
Gunny G
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A couple points here:
1) Obama’s behaviour on this Arizona and Mexico has just confirmed what Beck and others have said. He is anti-American and a world first Socialist.
2) Krauthammer is for amnesty and has said so recently again on ‘Inside Washington’. If Bush was president he wouldnt be taking these positions. He has been an articulate critic of Obama but not the best one for this.
Hell, I'm begining to miss Jimmh Carter.
I’m pretty sure BHO he is already taking orders from Secretary General Ban Ki-moon
He said the Salahi’s weren’t available, so he’d thought he might take their place. ;o)
Only someone with multiple allegiances could ever be capable of such...
Pseudopsychiatrist failed to recognize (or worse)
a sociopath with Munchhausen-by-proxy and now
fails to recognize that America is not his country.
0bamao and every member of congress who stood up and applauded Calderon should be tried for treason!
Heard a mexican comic say if Obama has no papers of proof why should we.
No, Kraut was against the GWB amnesty. He does have his own amnesty plan though.
I have more respect for Calderon than Obama (come to think of it, I have less than zero respect for BO). At least Calderon is advocating for his own country.
"I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of Mexico and to the republic for which it stands......"
I can’t remember his exact positions three years ago but I did see him on ‘Inside Washington’ last week or so say the solution was to close the borders and then legalize everyone inside.
As Palin has been saying(as others have before) : if you want to slow or stop illegal migration, you dont tell them they need to come in right away to be legalized before we cut off the route. You need to tell them they can NEVER be legalized.
That’s my opinion. Screw “the back of the line.” Throw anybody caught here illegally OUT of the line forever.
Yes. Kraut's new plan sounds like a little stronger version of the plan McCain proposed in 2008. Both plans would have the requirement that 4 border governors would "certify" that the border is secure. Kraut's plan adds some kind of "independent" certification.
As I have said before, even if the border truly was secure, and unemployment was under control, I would accept as a solution for illegals only permission to live and work here, not to vote. And since a future administration/congress/courts could change immigration policy in the form of federal law, I would require a Constitutional amendment.
Obviously that is not going to happen, so my conclusion is I will never be able to support any kind of amnesty.
I have an answer to those that say it's impossible to deport millions of illegals: You can start by deporting those that show up for government benefits, even for their children like food stamps, and deporting any that try to sue us in an American courtroom ,as well as Arizona type enforcement for those that give the police 'probable cause'.
Stop handing out the goodies at our expense and that should slow them down.
” I can’t remember his exact positions three years ago but I did see him on ‘Inside Washington’ last week or so say the solution was to close the borders and then legalize everyone inside. “
Might as well write off America then. Chain migration would kick in, and we would soon have 70 million illiterate slobs over here.
Lol, it's always funny to watch Juan and Mara wait to see how Charles might rebut what they had to say.
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