Senators near compromise on immigration reform (HERE IT COMES)

REUTERS ^ | 16 March 2006 | Donna Smith

[TXBSAFH]

If this bill is made law with a shamnesty I will not vote for and respendicans in 2006. Third party or just stay home.

[stopem]

You call it amnesty.....they call it well....amnesty so what can I tell you.

BREAK our laws and get gold cards and get all the politicians fawning all over you and giving you anything your little heart desires, want our country? You got it! Want socialism? You got it! Dont' want to pay taxes? You got it!

[george wythe]

Every 20 years or so, we have to give amnesty to the illegals. We did it in the 60s, the 80s, the 00s, etc.

It seems that unless we have a way to bring in legal foreign workers, we will continue to deal with this issue.

Capitalism always win. See Soviet Union if you have doubts.

[mlc9852]

Sometimes I think we would all be better off if we just ignored the whole lot of them!

[onyx]

Sure seems so.
Damn them.

[yellowdoghunter]

Thought this might interest you....

[NapkinUser]

"If McKennedy passes the Senate, it won't make it past the other house."

Ding ding ding. Cornyn/Kyl, as bad as it is, could probably barely squeeze through the house, but McCain-Kennedy has a zero percent chance of passing the house of representatives, period.

[Flavius Josephus]

The soundbite senate will probably agree to some of the House security requirements (not going as far as a wall) as long as the House plays ball on the Amnesty.

[cripplecreek]

I hope the political prostitutes are ready to compromise their jobs.

[La Enchiladita]

They want it this way, because the plan is for Dems to win in 2008.

[Mo1]

Yep

[Junior_G]

We need a viable third party now.

[VU4G10]

 

[American Quilter]

..a proposal by panel member Sen. Edward Kennedy, a Massachusetts Democrat, who has worked on the issue with his Republican colleague John McCain of Arizona.

Kennedy and McCain? I don't have to read any more--I'm against it.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

You know what's gets me? It's the guest-worker thing. When Washington condescendingly looks down at Americans and say that they're unable to fill the jobs currently done by illegals. This is pure elitism. Hey Washington - get rid of the freebies so able-bodied Americans can pick the veggies and clean hotel bathrooms. All those NOLA folks getting $2,000 debit cards when they could have been easily put to work. I'd rather have prison inmates do these jobs before illegals. < /RANT >

[HiJinx]

Week long recess to come home and duck HEAT rounds...

[thoughtomator]

...a proposal by panel member Sen. Edward Kennedy, a Massachusetts Democrat, who has worked on the issue with his Republican colleague John McCain of Arizona

Our own little Axis of Evil, how sweet.

[llevrok]

My prediction: We will be sold down the river.

I am smiling. I always smile when I get scre.d

[Little Ray]

Who sez we're capitalistic anymore? Look at the all "safety nets" the illegals are overloadin'.
BTW: back in the '60s we sent 'em packin'.

[Flavius Josephus]

Do you remember how ANGRY Clinton got when the voters handed the House to the Republicans in 1994? He was furious and called us all joe-sixpacks and idiots. I predict a Bush version of the dance if the Republicans get sent packing in the fall, and I think there is a good chance of it. Especially in the senate. The house gets some good things done, but the senate isn't worth a bucket of warm p!ss.