Posted on 05/29/2007 10:15:03 AM PDT by Rb ver. 2.0
He must have some sort of deal with the Mexicans — perhaps the coyotes turn in non-Mexicans to the CIA or FBI in return for not being bothered. I just don’t get the reason why he wants to sell the country out in this manner.
I am very tired of politicians telling me that if I disagree with them its because I don’t want what’s right for America. Frankly it makes them look desperate.
susie
...a comprehensive way that enforces our border and treats people with decency and respect.
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I wonder if he ever thought about treating the American citizen’s will and this country, FIRST, with decency and respect ??? Or did he forget the Presidential oath ??
We really do have to mobilize for some primary challenges. For instance, South Carolina and Nebraska are safely Republican, and Lindsay Graham and Chuck Hagel are among the two worst senators. Let’s get them outsed!
>>President Bush attacked opponents of an immigration deal Tuesday, suggesting they dont want to do whats right for America.<<
They are also racists.
And the minutemen are vigilantes.
And those who oppose Harriet Miers are sexists.
Is it 2008 yet?
Eliminate teh “respect part” and I ditto you!
What the hell is going on with Bush and this amnesty program for illegals?
George? Your “bail water first, plug the holes in the hull later” Amnesty Bill won’t work. Don’t expect the rest of us out here with a functioning fore-brain to fall for it...
Eliminate the “respect part” and I ditto you!
What the hell is going on with Bush and this amnesty program for illegals?
Take citizenship off the table, then we'll talk. Otherwise, we might have to bring a Texas sized truckload of tea down to the Rio Grande.
Mr. President I would prefer that Congress do nothing at all rather then vote this garbage in.
The Prez no doubt considers giving amnesty to tens of millions of lawbreakers (most of whom will be registering Democrat) and giving American taxpayer dollars (in the form of welfare goodies) to these lawbreakers "doing what's right for America."
Those determined to find fault with this bill will always be able to look at a narrow slice of it and find something they dont like, the president said.
Bush no doubt considers the amnesty part a "narrow slice."
The only thing for certain is that we do not trust the politicians regarding immigration. They need to prove some things before we are for anything they propose.
Wrong on this one Mr. President.
We need a conservative party...impeach the RINO’s.
Pinging the fans of:
Borders
Language
Culture
Mark Levin made a good point last Friday. Before Bush had been in office, the GOP had won the Congress though elections for 6 years, even after being viciously attacked. After a few good elections, Bush sqaundered the election in 2004 and in a few years lost Congress. Him and his adminstration are the ones who had been in charge (Rove, Mehlmann, etc.). I find their advice for the past 2-3 years has been atrocious and wrong.
Get the band to play a quick verse of "The World Turned Upside Down" because that is some of the craziest talk I've heard. Shut down illegal crossing of the border for a few years, punish employers who hire illegals and maybe even put in some of the ID requirements and instant legal status checks in the bill. If that works for five years, then the next president might be able to come back and ask "Now that the country is secure, what should we do about the illegals still here?" At that point I would be more willing to listen to plans to let them stay, but not until the government has been doing its job for years.
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