Check Out Lou Dobbs on CNN Cable right now – really tearing into the Illegal Alien Amnesty of Bush!

CNN cable Lou Dobbs | 01/07/2003 | brianbaldwin

[Brian_Baldwin]

Check Out Lou Dobbs on CNN Cable right now – he’s really tearing into the Illegal Alien Amnesty of Bush!

If you’re not tuned in, check it out right now, Lou Dobb’s on CNN Cable is really hitting the pertinent points regarding illegal aliens as well as the Bush amnesty. If you missed it, hopefully it will re-air later tonight, on CNN cable. I believe this man truly is a fighter and advocate for the interests of the workers and labor in this country the USA – he is asking very direct questions about the problems of illegal immigration from Mexico, and though he may be a Democrat he presents the news in a superb manner, in this case brings an exciting and significant forum of news events discussion and coverage (Faceoff on CNN, as well as other CNN programs featuring this host). He really got my blood going, he was right on and no fan of illegal immigration.

I don’t want to hear the Mahatma Gandhi insult/quote from Hillary again, not even from the so-called conservative shows/hosts. There is only one issue to cover, and that is the Buffalo that Bush has pulled on all conservatives and Americans. You know, some folks say the Democratic Party is dead. Maybe so. But, maybe not, in that, I would wager, if some Democratic candidate, spokesperson, politician (with a D next to the name) went back to early Democratic Party roots, and focused on the interests of American workers, that is hit on the issues of exporting American jobs to India et all, off shore outsourcing, and yes, what the invasion of illegal aliens from South of the Border is doing to undercut living wage jobs in the USA for labor, I would predict this person would rise like a comet, a meteor, and could very well take the White House. Would the Democratic Party make such a swing away from the left “progressive” wing to become a party that advocates American Workers First? I think it is possible, not immediate, but possible, and probable to come. It’s all a matter of which party gets on this wave first – the Republicans or the Democrats. I predict, that will be the Party that will sweep America. Don’t think so?

I think so. I think that these issues, Made in America, Jobs in USA, American Workers First, illegal aliens, Bush type amnesty, exporting American jobs, offshore outsourcing, are, and will become even more, THE issues of the next four to eight years, and more.

I am outraged by Buffalo Bush.

How dare that man say that I would not do the jobs, any job it takes, to put food on the table of my family. How dare that man say such a thing. That I am a lazy American, and the only Mexicans who come here illegally have the character to do a job, any job, to put food on the table for their family. He can go to Mexico and not come back. My forefathers lived in a wooden box pulled by a horse with a canvas for a roof called a horse drawn wagon, to go somewhere, to put food on the table. My forefathers worked in dirty mines, chucking broken quartz and rock into wagons, to put food on the table. I will do the job, I will get up on someone’s roof and put up shingles, I will paint a wall, I will pick up garbage, to put food on the table for my family. I am an American. And I am proud. And I have the character to do anything it takes. How DARE this President say I won’t do the job it takes if that is what it takes to put food on the table for my family. How DARE he say that. I am an American. I will work. My character, and the character of my forefathers, brought the FREEDOM of this nation, not some illegal alien from Mexico. I will put MY character up against them any day, any place.

Against any one.

Including you, Mr. Bush.

[Texas_Dawg]

Sounds like you're just a xenophobe (at best) to me. Sorry, but if you knew anything about economics, you'd know that people are capital, and if you don't have people, your economy will eventually stagnate. I respect the fact that you live in Mississippi so therefore a prosperous economy is not something you really care about or even want, but the rest of this country does. You're fighting a losing battle, Coach, and as a Southerner myself (both sides being in the South since before the Civil War, out of Louisiana and Arkansas), I am very glad your side is passing on.

[hedgetrimmer]

I would say its a globalist spoon. His statements directly support a policy directive issued at the Summit of the Americas in 1998.

[hedgetrimmer]

I actually see good in the immigration plan.

In 1986 Congress promised the American people that there would never be another amnesty. Mr. Bush knows that and should never ask the American people or Congress to support another one. The last amnesty in 1986 has done nothing but harm this country and another one will make the situation worse.

[Texas_Dawg]

You want no immigration? Is that a joke? So you just want the country to shrink (since it would without that)?

Honestly, I've lived enough in the South to know exactly what you are, Coach. Trust me. Seen it many times over and I know the rhetoric perfectly. Like I say, glad your side is fading away because as it has (and continues to do) not only is the South becoming wealthier but more conservative as well. The yellow dog populists like you are a dying breed in the South.

Economies built on low-wage jobs create low wage jobs. You need to bone up a little.

This is so false, it's sad. I doubt you really believe it though and are just looking for something to say to support your anti-immigrant position. Cheaper labor exists because people are willing to work where others are not. Not only do the immigrants make more than where they came from, but the business owners make more as well creating a more competitive pricing environment (as well as a better investments market) which strengthens the real wages of everyone else in the area. Sorry, Coach, I don't want your radical federal government totalitarianism. Thankfully, neither do most Americans, and our great conservative President realizes this.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Yes just like the Campaign Finance Reform Act, wow this guy is brilliant. CFR was going to get passed one way or the other. John McKeating was going to see to that.

The Democrats have been hurt by it more than the Republicans, much to their surprise.

Which means it ain't gonna last much longer.

You have to pick your battles if you want to come out ahead, and some battles just run their course whether you get in the line of fire or not.

[Texas_Dawg]

Great article here on Lt. General Ricardo Sanchez. Growing up as a dirt poor Mexican immigrant to a single mother on welfare, it's funny to know that half of FR would rather have him deported.

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/01/11/international/middleeast/11GENE.html

[hershey]

Dobbs has been right on the money for weeks now.

[Texas_Dawg]

As far as my kind fading away goes, don't count on it. We are the millions of people interested in our family histories and the history of the nation and its people. We'll be around long after your kind has disappeared into the demographic sausage grinder that you so eagerly embrace.

Riiiight. Segregation now and segregation forever, right, Coach? You and your Southern Democrat crowd was wrong then and you'll be on the losing side of history again this time.

[Texas_Dawg]

Second, you sound like a Democrat, not me.

In your lifetime, have you ever voted for any Democrats for President or Governor?

[uncbob]

I don't have to read the rest of the paragraph

You didn't rspond to HIM you responded to MY post which was about a democrat candidate and no where in what I italicized does it mention any candidate but a DEMOCRAT

You learn to read and respond to what I wrote