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To: TwoSwords

” For Perry to give anything to illegals is stupid. “

The Texas legislature in 2001 passed a veto proof law allowing a small percentage of the children of illegals
to pay in state tuition.
Perry is getting the blame for the Texas legislature.
The point Perry was making was that Romney on a small scale ,
is indicative of the larger problem of employers knowingly
hiring illegals.
The Boston Globe reported in 2006 that Romney was warned about the Guatemalan gardeners and still kept them on.

“Buenos dias!” — Mitt Romney’s regular greeting to the illegal Guatemalan immigrants who work on his lawn

“Aw, geez.” — Romney to a reporter who asked him about the lawn workers. He then walked away.

I wish Perry had asked Romney why he can’t mow his own lawn.


75 posted on 10/19/2011 8:29:45 PM PDT by Wild Irish Rogue
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To: Wild Irish Rogue

I didn’t say anything about illegal tuition aid did I? I said Perry has a illegal immigration problem, like romney. which is pandering for illegals votes. Arizona and Alabama are proving that states can do more but Texas, under Perry, can’t?
Perry’s problem is that he won’t address one of the fundamental problems this country has, which is illegals.
When I was growing up kids would make money mowing other peoples lawns. I watched construction done by my countrymen. I watched roads being built by my countrymen. Not anymore because of illegals.
Drugs, gangs. Brought to you primarily by illegals.
Perry represents a upperclass that says just wait a little while longer and it’ll all be ok.
Oh yeah, he debates like a fart in a whirlwind.


81 posted on 10/19/2011 9:05:15 PM PDT by TwoSwords (Has anyone seen my suspension of disbelief pills?)
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