That's his natural status--against... everything.
Bill O’Reilly used to speak against border insecurity, not recently. Karl Rove must have worked him over.
Glenn Beck Against
Jerry Doyle Against
Terry Anderson Obviously, Against
Michael Savage has been warning about unchecked illegal immigration since his radio debut in 1994. The rise in communicable diseases brought into the US was the subject of the first demo tape he sent out to radio stations. He saw Bush’s duplicity long before it was fashionable, and has been consistent and unwavering in his views all these years.
The idea of penalties in the bill is funny because illegals would have to be caught or turn themselves in to face them.
That makes them a symbolic sham worthy of politicians, but no one of principle.
For starters, we need a border fence and increased security with a real and meaningful military presence.
On the issue of the 12-20 million there has to be some sort of crackdown without excuses.
But the pro-illegal crowd including the president and business leaders-politcial leaders should have tough questions to answer.
Is there a labor shortage with not enough people for the jobs?
If so, why?
Do abortion and “birth control” have anything to do with that?
Which of the pro-illegal business-political leaders have supported those policies (Planned Parenthood, etc) to create a labor shortage in our country?
The one glaring flaw with Medved IMHO is that he has (inexplicably) always been soft on illegal immigration. I don’t understand it.
This has got to be the most crookedest bill I have ever seen go before Congress.
Dennis Miller: against, based on his belief that you shouldn’t break the law to come in, and you shouldn’t be placed in front of others who have applied legally.
That Schnitt guy is against. I catch him some in the afternoon on XM 152 but he’s on in 5 or so terrestrial markets. Seems to be an honest to goodness conservative.
Bill O’Reilly: Off handedly said “it’s the best(compromise) we’ll get” before going into a hard hitting segment on the body language of Rosie O’Donnell and a culture quiz.
Bennett is against.
Neal Boortz—Against
1) FENCE (build it)
2) ENFORCE (the law)
3) DEPORT (as many as you possibly can, many more will follow)
4) SANCTION (as many employers as you can. If businessmen perceive that there is a "level playing field," they will attempt to obey the law. It's when they think "everyone else is doing it, and I have to compete" that they break the law).
FEDS
Easy to remember, right to the point.
I forgot...What is Dennis Prager’s position on this bill?
Mike Gallegher: Against
John and Ken (L.A.’s KFI640.com) are the scrappiest fighters against the bill. They have listeners on freeways all over SoCal calling every phone number of Sen. Feinstein (and others they will spotlight) on this bill every afternoon. They get a lot of credit for walking the walk and not just talking. Great listening. I had no idea their timeslot competitor, the handsome Larry Elder, was for the bill. I don’t feel guilty not tuning him in, then.