The Whole Country Will Be an Immigration New Orleans

November 8, 2006 | UBSotOS

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

With the loss of the House to Democrats, the dikes have fallen and it is the Deluge.

There will be no wall.

Even Bush's "guest worker" charade can be dispensed with.

In '08 they'll be voting - legally. And the Dems will have all the credit.

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

I just wanted to be the first to make the comparison.

[cripplecreek]

I intend to fight them on it.

[jpsb]

I fear you are correct, now Bush will get his amnesty for illegals, only a GOP house could have prevented it. With the house gone and the Senate already in favor of amnesty I fear the dike will fail and the flood gates open. If the happens the GOP is dead.

OMG, local talk radio says we lost the Senate too.

[Taggart_D]

Get ready for 70% income tax.

[oldbill]

Tony Snow's first comments last night were to "work with the Democrats on (amnesty) comprehensive immigration reform".

And this morning, Mehlman says that there is an opportunity for bipartisan immigration reform.

Clueless

[Rb ver. 2.0]

Had Bush instituted draconian illegal immigration reform executive orders the R's would have carried the day, yesterday, IMO.

Pander to the middle and this is what happens.

Choose you this day who you will serve is difficult when you can't tell D's and R's apart.

Wolves in sheep's clothing creates havoc no matter what field they are grazing.

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

OMG, local talk radio says we lost the Senate too.

All the close ones broke Dem.

[palmer]

They'll also take over FR and post lots of vanities.

[jpsb]

Not one Republican left in Dallas county, what a horrible night.

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

Vanity, vanity, all is vanity.

At least it is labeled as such.

[pierrem15]

No, they're not clueless. They just think that government is there to 'do the right' thing, and that transnational sense of loyalty transcends any sense of particular loyalty to the United States, its citizens or its Constitution.

The human face of nanny-state despotism. They just argue about the details, like tax-rates, but the fundamental assumption that the gov is there to take care of everyone is the same.

[franky]

"And this morning, Mehlman says that there is an opportunity for bipartisan immigration reform"

And he also said that the Repubs will push for a bigger federal health insurance program, shat ever that means. To me it sounds like more government spending.

[franky]

The apple does not fall far from the tree.

Bush Sr. is a one world-er and I suspect Jr is also.

[JustaDumbBlonde]

Oh goodie. Another vanity.

[SmoothTalker]

"Pander to the middle and this is what happens.
"

And don't think it is pandering. As terrifying as it sounds, I think Bush really believes in his immigration policy. Don't expect him to waste time.

[RockinRight]

EVERY DAMN RACE that was close went Dem except Corker/Ford, and that one wasn't that close the last few days.

[jetson]

I but one illegal voted...THIS ELECTION WAS A FARCE.

[UnbelievingScumOnTheOtherSide]

[SUSSA]

Teddy, now we can do amnesty and the North America Union.

[Squat]

Hold the demrats feet to the fire and demand voting with legal I.D.'s