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To: Rockitz
...a world of business and sovereign nations only serve to restrict business operations and ultimately, profits. Who needs borders? Free trade, cheap labor, and open borders for all!

This view is not hinted at darkly, but rather proclaimed proudly, by The Wall Street Journal. The Bush Administration appears to be following this agenda as far its political survival will allow. More of a misguided ideology than a conspiracy, and therefore all the more pernicious.

172 posted on 05/19/2006 10:14:27 AM PDT by Plutarch (Trading amnesty for border security will yield neither an end to amnesties nor border security.)
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To: Plutarch

President Bush far from some sort of lackey to the Wall Street Journal's editorial page. He believed in steel tariffs (wrongly, in my opinion), promnised in the campain and follwed through on that promise despite opposition from the WSJ, Limbaugh, Hannity and every other conservative talk show host.

I agree President Bush is wrong as far as "jobs americans won't do" etc. But he is far from the open borders ideology of the WSJ.


182 posted on 05/19/2006 10:28:03 AM PDT by mjolnir ("All great change in America begins at the dinner table.")
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