[E. Pluribus Unum]

Funny Joe didn't mention Reagan's amnesty.

Everything he says about Bush applies equally well to Reagan.

I guess that's why he avoided mentioning it.

[The UnVeiled Lady]

But, honestly, President Bush's proposal to legalize untold millions of illegal aliens is potentially worse than any of these blunders, any of these mistakes, any of these abuses.

Not more dangerous than.... the transfer by President Clinton of sensitive technology with military applications to a budding superpower for campaign cash;

But mostly I agree with you.

[RebelBanker]

Joseph Farah sounds like he's running for the Dem presidential nomination here. Lots of sound and fury, but no substance. He spends the entire article ranting against the President's plan without making any suggestion at all about an alternative.

[Texas_Dawg]

WorldNetDaily.com? What the fonk is that?

Oh... wait a second... are they the ones that have that little 13-year-old kid that lectures everyone about adult issues?

Funniest article I've ever read came from WND.com.

[WhiteGuy]

Thanks for posting.............

Farah, as usual, hits the nail on the head.

AMERICANS FIRST

[Thorin]

Farah is on target, and he doesn't even dwell on the most radical part of the program, the part that would allow massive new immigration (with no numerical limits) for all jobs (including formerly high-paying ones) Americans are unwilling to do at minimum wage or below-market wages. This will drive down American wages, create many more foreign enclaves in our country, and add fuel to the fires of multiculturalism and political correctness.

Farah is also on target about the other outrage: the willingness of some so-called conservatives to find excuses for what Bush has done.

[Modernman]

President Bush's plan to legalize 8 million to 12 million illegal aliens – maybe considerably more

When has Bush ever said he would do this?

[TheDon]

Yawn... Another whiner with nothing to contribute toward resolving our illegal alien problem. Too bad.

[Reagan Man]

Joe Farah is right.

The good news is, a majority of Americans adamantly oppose giving legal status to illegal aliens and want the borders sealed shut. In addition, American's are opposed to increasing legal immigration too. These are the key elements in PresBush's immigration proposal he outlined last week and these proposals are not in the mainstream.

In this age of terrorism and in this time of war, supporting amnesty and open borders only damages our national security interests. These efforts are counterproductive to the integrity of our society and to the well being of all American's. It's crystal clear, the pro-amnesty/open borders contingent have no respect for existing US law and no respect for US sovereignty.

[AZLiberty]

Why no complaint about 8 years of open borders under Clinton?

Clinton let them in. Now Bush has to fix the problem. I think he's making the best of a bad situation.

[luckymom]

What chance does this REALLY have of happening anyway? Any thoughts?

[gubamyster]

ping

[Allan]

ping

[hosepipe]

Spot on.... and YES Reagan was wrong too....

Joe.. is echoing any real conservatives left out there..
To say your a conservative and DON'T amen this piece outs you as a mole or worse.. really, really dumb... and probably some bird crap left on a limb in the Bush..

I will vote for Bush, why!, no other choice and it stings BECAUSE BUSH KNOWS THAT.. I'm hateing this guy(Bush) more as every day goes by... Yes I said HATE.. but I was just being nice... I will spare you from what I really feel...

[jimt]

Excellent post.

[spodefly]

Despite what the RNC shills and bleeding hearts/weak minds ("illegal aliens are economic refugees that make good neighbors") say, Farah is exactly right.

The only good thing Bush has done with this proposal is force a debate.

[kevao]

Imagine criticizing President Bush like that. Joe Farah is a DU-ing, DNC-ing, Liberal troll. Zot Joe Farah!!!

</sarcasm>

[jaime1959]

Bravo, Joe Farah. Of course, most of the Pubbie sheeple here will not say that Farah is a liberal Democrat or something of the sort.

[jaime1959]

Bravo, Joe Farah. Of course, most of the Pubbie sheeple here will not say that Farah is a liberal Democrat or something of the sort.

[metoooo]

did you forget the amnesty to illegals during the reagan years?