[holyscroller]

Much as I detest Leftist Unwashed protestors, I find it somehow sweetly ironic that these protestors unleashed on Karl Rove the kind of attack that Rove has unleashed on America by shoving the millions of illegals down our throats. Our cities are awash in crime thanks to the illegal invaders "who are only here to do the work Americans don't want to do."

[don'tbedenied]

There weren't millions of illegals prior to 01/2000?

[Shermy]

Specifically, they cite President Bush's failure to support legislation that would give illegal aliens who had lived in the U.S. for five years and paid taxes for three the right to in-state tuition at state universities.

And the Feds can tell the states this how?

Mr. Rove serves a President who has proved himself willing to buck a significant part of his own coalition by pushing a forward-looking, pro-immigration plan.

In Wall Street Journal-speak "forward looking" is the crushing of the wage market power of the lower and middle classes of American citizens and residents.

[joesnuffy]

Rove's bros turn on him

[ysoitanly]

Methinks Karen Hughes has been brought back on the scene because Mr. Rove is falling out of favor. Although this comment might not seem relevant to the story posted here, I believe it is, because Karl is the one who advised President Bush to announce his 'non-amnesty-amnesty' plan at the time that he did, whicb was a huge backfire. Now, to have the people he's pandering to invade his yard is, to me, somehow gratifying. Not that it solves the problem.

[johnfrink]

Did anyone catch how Rove first complained that the protestors had harassed "my two sons" before it was pointed out that one of the kids is not actually his?

I thought that was weird.

[stop_fascism]

My gosh, I didn't realize that Rove had single handedly smuggled in millions of aliens. When does the man find time to sleep.

[skeeter]

In many ways, these are precisely the people who have the most to lose from a Bush immigration reform founded on responsibility and the American Dream rather than subsidy and entitlement.

This is what the WSJ takes away from the episode - trying to making a silk purse from a sow's ear.

[Viking2002]

Three words: ELECTRIC CATTLE PRODS.

[Missouri]

To put it another way, what we had on Sunday was the spectacle of immigration "leaders" directing their ire at the most pro-immigration Administration in recent memory.

I doubt it.

Link to F.A.I.R. article

Clinton got the ball rolling. I have to wonder if any one at the WSJ has any sense?

[the gillman@blacklagoon.com]

Karl Rove,

Welcome to Amerika, you piece of neocon trash.
This mob of third world monkey people and commies is what you wish to drop on all the rest of us.

I hope they come back to visit you often, chum.

[janetgreen]

MEXICO TO AMERICA - GIMME, GIMME, GIMME. Nothing will ever be enough for these invaders. We're already supporting them, thanks to the cowardly politicians in Washington.