Governor Palin Slams the Dream Act in Presser (Video)

Conservatives4palin ^ | Wednesday June 1, 2011 | Ian Lazaren

[Bigtigermike]

Sarah Palin In Jersey City: MyFoxNY.com.

Palin: Dream Act is a 'usurper'

[KC_Lion]

Sarah Palin In Jersey City: MyFoxNY.com

Sarah-Wearing-her-Star-of-David necklace-again-ping

Sarah will help put a stop to the Balkanization of America that will tear us apart.

[wiggen]

They all have Spanish blood and last time i looked they were European too. How ignorant are these people.

[wiggen]

Our infrastructure,in the traditional sense,is in need of a serious upgrade.

[nolongerademocrat]

It doesn’t make sense to me either and I’m Jewish.

[AFreeBird]

Then we need to change the people managing the money if it’s not being used for it’s intended purpose. The need is real, it exists, and it is not going to go away.

[algernonpj]

Sarah-slams-DREAM-Act PING

Lets hope she is for deportment and the WALL and enforcing the law also

Palin is and has been for amnesty, i.e. a pathway to citizenship for the ~ 40 million illegal aliens because it is humane. This would eliminate the need for the Dream Act.

[wtc911]

She is on the record against deportation and for a “pathway to citizenship”.

[proud American in Canada]

She said Piper apologizes for pushing a reporter yesterday and has a flower for you — “she was trying protect me.” Piper shyly looks away so Mom takes the two flowers and gives one each to two reporters.

Wow. And no one would have blamed her if she'd said nothing about the incident. Instead, she demonstrates grace--and gives her daughter a great example.

I cannot wait to vote for this woman.

[Gargantua]

"That’s all well and good if ‘invest heavily in infrastructure’ wasn’t well known code for more Keynesian boondoggles. Whether she meant it that way, I don’t know."

Spoken like someone who can't find his ass with both hands. Palin doesn't speak in codes. What she means is what she says. Anybody who hasn't lived under a rock, in a bubble, or with their head up their stanky crease for the last 3 years knows this.

If you haven't noticed, our bridges and roads are in crumbling disrepair. That's "infrastructure," and part of what our Government is actually supposed to be spending our taxes on. Not too tough if you're capable of thinking clearly and connecting a couple big, unambiguous dots.

BTW, is "Whether she meant it that way, I don’t know" code speak for "I sure hope the media tell me what to think about this, too..."?

Sure sounds like it.

;-\

[kabar]

Listen carefully to what she says. Whenever I hear "play by the rules," it reminds me of McCain and Obama using the same phrases, which really means amnesty for those who are not considered "criminal aliens."

FYI: The Dream Act was part and parcel of the 2007 the McCain-Kennedy amnesty bill.

Palin has tried to play word games on the amnesty issue before. NumbersUSA currently gives Palin an overall D- on immigration issues.

Amnesty

■ Despite saying she opposes "amnesty," Gov. Palin has very publicly described her preference for giving legal status to masses of illegal aliens.

■ Gov. Palin has said she opposes amnesty and there should be "no free passes" for illegal aliens. However, she seems to define amnesty like most supporters of legalization of illegal aliens. Source: Gov. Palin interview with Bill O’Reilly, 12 July 2010.

■ Palin has outlined a pathway to legalization where illegal aliens have 60 days to register with the government (those that fail to register should be deported). Palin does not have a clear idea of what to do once illegal aliens have registered, but if illegal aliens do not follow the path to legalization, they should be deported. Source: Gov. Palin interview with Bill O’Reilly, 12 July 2010.

[perfect_rovian_storm]

Spoken like someone who can't find his ass with both hands.

Indeed, your post was pretty stupid. Be sure and let us know how the search turns out.

[liberalh8ter]

We really do need to invest in our infrastructure; our power grid is very, very antiquated. Our roads (with the exception of some states) are bad and we need to address what's beneath them as well. We need to address these things *but* we need serious oversight of any repairs. In the past, these areas have been a huge vehicle for grift.

[MHGinTN]

They must remain ignorant because they are merely tools, chaff, the herded. [HINT: when a mass of rioters seek to storm your position, head shots to the front line rioters drops them in their tracks and slows the followers so you can pick them off more deliberately.]

[perfect_rovian_storm]

We really do need to invest in our infrastructure; our power grid is very, very antiquated.

Okay, but we don't seem to be capable of doing that without greatly expanding government power and reducing individual freedom with something like the 'Smart Grid'. I would agree that these things should be updated, but can we even trust the government to do it anymore?

Our roads are SUPPOSED to be a state issue for the most part. And every year there's a federal highway bill, which is bloated with so much unrelated garbage that it's a joke.

We can't 'invest' in 'infrastructure' until we get the corruption out of the system.

I realize we're talking about a 2 second soundbite, but I don't want to see our side support more mindless throwing of money down a bottomless hole in the name of 'investing'.

[liberalh8ter]

I agree, there HAS to be oversight in the form of stiff penalties for contractors who miss deadlines and the government, State or Federal, should be paying in draws after in-depth inspection, including audits. I don't have a problem with that kind of government oversight. Taxes shouldn't be poured out like water; something that's been happening for a long time and is absolutely indicative of the excess they collect. We need to fix our problems instead of everyone else’s.

[Tennessee Nana]

She is on the record against deportation and for a “pathway to citizenship”.
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Are you saying that Sarah is like Romney ???

[TWhiteBear]

Governor Sarah Palin leads and sets the agenda. The Pizza Summit is an amazing coup.
And the hyper critical posts about Sarah Palin just make the buzz bigger.
Press and internet coverage can be quatified and related to cost. She is having a vacation and getting millions of dollars of free press coverage.

TWB

[wtc911]

I don’t know Romney’s position. I do know that Palin is on the record against deportation and for path to citizenship for illegals already here.

[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

I was able to find this statement from Dec. 4th, 2010

“Question: Please ask Sarah her position on illegal aliens and closing our southern border. Thank you.

Palin: We need to close the borders. They are called illegal aliens for a reason and if they are not going to follow the rules they should not be in our country. It’s pretty simple. I ratcheted that one down to the simple answer because it’s an easier answer than some politicians want it to make it be: you close the borders. You get more agressive about cracking down on the illegal aliens and we take it seriously what our border patrol officers are trying to do.”

[proud American in Canada]

think if you were to take a hard honest look at the state of just the bridges in this country, you might change your opinion.

Infrastructure all over North America is aging and it's going to cost municipalities billions of dollars. A couple of years ago, there was a highway overpass in Montreal that collapsed, instantly killing a couple, orphaning their children. And wasn't there a bridge in Minnesota or some other northern state that collapsed a while back?