Palin Interview to Univision

Univision ^ | 2 weeks before 2008 election

[wtc911]

You posted no pro Perry article just a slam Sarah one...

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Exactly how can posting her exact words be a slam?

[normy]

Understand this, I will vote for Palin if she runs and if she gets the nomination. The fact she said these words means she is flexible.

I see most Palin supporters as putting their own desires and ideals onto her, which she may or may not espouse.

It's also easy to talk a good game when you're thousands of miles away from the problem.

Napolitano said she perhaps needed to provide “more information” to Perry, who has criticized Washington on issues from border security to education to federal spending. “The numbers tell the tale,” Napolitano said. “I would simply say, ‘Look at the numbers.’” Perry has maintained the numbers are insufficient. A day before Napolitano arrived in Texas, the governor sent a letter to Obama and Napolitano expressing his disappointment that Texas would only be given 250 National Guard troops. Perry, who asked for 1,000 troops last year, called the number “grossly insufficient” to cover the state’s lengthy border with Mexico. “Sending only 20 percent of these much-needed assets to Texas is unfair and inadequate,” he wrote. “Furthermore, when you take into account the ramp-up and ramp-down times associated with a military action of this kind, this deployment would support sustained operations for only an estimated four months

[9YearLurker]

Fair enough.

(What Perry’s doing is only in the run up to his presidential campaign and only involves the border, however. Those 30 million already here, let alone counting further chain migration, will do us in if they are absorbed into the country as he would like.)

[Mifflin]

...Republican Gov. Rick Perry earned applause from the crowd [at a meeting of the Texas Border Coalition] when he said strategic fencing along the border makes sense but the idea of a complete wall or fence is “preposterous.”

Instead, he wants the federal government to establish a guest-worker program that will allow the government to track workers, he said.

...Perry was asked after his speech whether it was a good or bad idea to do away with citizenship as a birthright [via proposed Texas legislation].

“I think any of those types of legislation that create divisions are bad,” he said. “We need to look at ways to be bringing people together rather than driving wedges between them.”
That failure, combined with Perry’s comments that the U.S.-Mexico border fence was “idiocy” and that efforts to deny citizenship to U.S.-born children of illegal immigrants are “divisive,” have rung in the ears of anti-illegal immigration conservatives.

If we do not control illegal immigration, I guarantee this country is gone. Rick Perry is another George W. Bush on Illegal Immigration.

Perry has said that the Border Fence is Stupid,

Perry has said that he is against denying citizenship to baby’s born in the U.S. of illegan immigrants,

Perry is for providing in-state tuition benefits to children of illegal immigrants. (That is an incentive for the Mexican illegals to keep their children in school in Texas, knowing that they will get what only U.S. Citizens in Texas receive)

We had George W. Bush, who was awful on illegal immigration, we do not need George W. Bush Jr., or Rick Perry.

Just because we want to get rid of Obama, does not mean we need to elect a loser on illegal immigration, an issue, as important as the economy.

We don’t get tough on Illegal Immigration, we are done as a country.

Rick Perry will never get my vote, because of his weakness on illegal immigration and I am an American of Hispanic Heritage.

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[chuckles]

I'm from Texas and have lived here all my life. I would vote for Palin if she runs. I would vote Perry after Bachmann, Santorum, Cain, and Newt get out. I would vote for him over Paul and Obama. Actually, I would vote for McCotter before Perry. There are a couple of more Libertarians I wouldn't vote for, but am too lazy to look them up. On a scale of 1-10, Perry is about a 5 or 6, IMO. He is just more politician than saviour. I see a lot of disappointment coming if people think he is Tea Party material. He's not the worst we can do, we have that now, but he will disappoint before election day. IMHO, GWB was better than Perry.

Being governor of Texas is easy because we are a right to work state and have no income tax. If you can just not screw that up, we win. We have had several attempts over the years at the income tax but were able to fight that off. Also, messing with our guns would be suicide and even most Dems shy away from that. The Texas corridor and the Guardasil controversy will hit him square in the puss right out of the gate, IMO. If it doesn't, the MSM is pulling for him thinking he's better than Bachmann or Romney. When you have been governor of a successful state, I'm sure they can find something to crow about, but lets not overlook the warts. IMO, Perry has gotten "more conservative" in the last few years. IMO, it is feaux.( That's Louisianan for false) I think he got his new stripes when he suggested Texas might secede from the union and Texans cheered. If you want to get attention in Texas, that's always a good one. A candidate in Texas that ran on seceding from the union might surprise people on the votes he/she would get. The "loser pays" law is something else Perry might crow about, but we haven't seen how that works out yet. All this is a far cry from straightening out the US. He still wouldn't close the border IMO. I like some of Paul's economic principles, but would NEVER vote him president. Perry could be just as bad as President. Having a couple of conservative principles doesn't make you presidential material. He has good hair, I guess that's a plus. I haven't heard of women fainting yet.

[avacado]

Perry is a RINO.

[McGruff]

I see most Palin supporters as putting their own desires and ideals onto her, which she may or may not espouse.

I agree but I would just substitute the word Perry for Palin.

[servantboy777]

Curious, why do you think Perry is the best candidate?

Do you also feel he is the most conservative?

[avacado]

Agree 100%!

[Beckett08]

“path to citizenship” is code for Amnesty.

[Hegewisch Dupa]

If she was on Univision, did she at least dress like the typical Univision Talent? When in Rome and all that...

[normy]

The problem is that Palin has not demonstrated she will do, can do or even understands the problem. Her supporter seem to project onto her how they think she will be.

I see Palin as a good asset but her experience leaves me wondering.

My guess is if she were to win the nomination and become President she would adopt the Texas model for success, not the Alaska model because the Alaska model would never work. It's a model of taxes on energy producers and government welfare to balance budgets. It just doesn't work in the real world.

Perry knows this because Texas gives more than it gets back in tax dollars, has a 1,200 mile border with Mexico it has to secure itself and on much of it's own dime, has 25 million people and still balances the budget and has a rainy day fund as well as creating jobs. That's a micro-America, Alaska is, as Dennis Miller put it, the fridge out in the garage with a bunch of snacks in it and it's set off from the house.

[jnsun]

Where is the logic?

Exactly! It is total BS that every illegal cannot be eventually returned to their nation of origin. If it is done by the government physically on some public frontline of identification, say when they come for medical help (and it is humanely administered with subsequent flagging of the individual as an illegal to be physically returned), to one half million illegals, then you can bet that their own self-deportation will conduct at least another five or ten million. Word travels fast.

Throw in border security, employment check, and denial of certain citizen services, it can be done, humanely, and efficiently.

The approach is a matter of their human intelligence. "They" are not that dumb. It is a matter of discipline, respect, and civil behavior, which we should be expecting in the United States. In fact the tear shedding liberalism permitting this abomination of an invasion is actually a furtive form of arrogance (on the liberal's part), the stereotype that they, the illegals, are incapable of intelligent and civil norms.

Johnny Suntrade

[Mifflin]

...Republican Gov. Rick Perry earned applause from the crowd [at a meeting of the Texas Border Coalition] when he said strategic fencing along the border makes sense but the idea of a complete wall or fence is “preposterous.”

Instead, he wants the federal government to establish a guest-worker program that will allow the government to track workers, he said.

...Perry was asked after his speech whether it was a good or bad idea to do away with citizenship as a birthright [via proposed Texas legislation].

“I think any of those types of legislation that create divisions are bad,” he said. “We need to look at ways to be bringing people together rather than driving wedges between them.”
That failure, combined with Perry’s comments that the U.S.-Mexico border fence was “idiocy” and that efforts to deny citizenship to U.S.-born children of illegal immigrants are “divisive,” have rung in the ears of anti-illegal immigration conservatives.

If we do not control illegal immigration, I guarantee this country is gone. Rick Perry is another George W. Bush on Illegal Immigration.

Perry has said that the Border Fence is Stupid,

Perry has said that he is against denying citizenship to baby’s born in the U.S. of illegan immigrants,

Perry is for providing in-state tuition benefits to children of illegal immigrants. (That is an incentive for the Mexican illegals to keep their children in school in Texas, knowing that they will get what only U.S. Citizens in Texas receive)

We had George W. Bush, who was awful on illegal immigration, we do not need George W. Bush Jr., or Rick Perry.

Just because we want to get rid of Obama, does not mean we need to elect a loser on illegal immigration, an issue, as important as the economy.

We don’t get tough on Illegal Immigration, we are done as a country.

Rick Perry will never get my vote, because of his weakness on illegal immigration and I am an American of Hispanic Heritage.

[DanielSilverman]

Palin is NOT pro amnesty. She had to say those things to the Spanish people at Univision because she is a savvy politician that will win the presidency easily.

[gov_bean_ counter]

Hey 9...

I don't understand all this fuss about someone who "isn't running".

Perry folks should be really worried about Bachmann. Well actually Rollins. Bachmann needs big donor dollars. Perry (in Bachmann's view) stands between her and those dollars. We all should understand that there is no depth to which Mr. Ed will not stoop to promote his candidate (and by extension himself).

Within a month the Republican primary is going to be a blood bath thanks to Mr. Ed. As a result we will get a real glimpse into the soul of his boss.

Popcorn please.

[Beckett08]

I agree, I like Palin, but she has weaknesses.

What really gives me the creeps is the questioning she-can-do-no-wrong- attitude of her supporters. Sort of like Ron Paul or Obama Supporters.

[normy]

Experience.

He's pro life

Pro gun

pro military

pro low taxes

pro business

He may not be Santorum pure (who I like) but he's governed a state of 25 million for 10 years and has dealt with every problem America now faces and we've (Texas) come out on top.

[normy]

McGruff, I live in Texas and have for over close to 35 years. I was against the TTC but I understand the need for something like it.

Try driving from Dallas to Austin, San Antonio or even Houston. A 3-4 hour trip turns into rush hour.

The Spanish company recently bought Zachry which is a Houston based road construction company. Like Haliburton ownes Brown and Root.

I was against it because of the eminent domain factor.