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This article is from the New York Times. They are the generals in the WAR the communists are waging against us the American people, a war to enslave us to communism/socialism. propaganda is a form of warfare

Had to repost this cause of typos, it’s late and very tired

"Jeb Bush, Walker’s chief rival at this point, and Sen. Marco Rubio, another likely challenger, have advocated for immigration reform that includes an eventual pathway to citizenship. But more conservative contenders such as Ted Cruz oppose such a path and call border security the nation’s top priority in this regard.

Walker’s campaign claimed the Journal report was “erroneous,” and urged reporters to contact Horn and Franklin, N.H., Mayor Ken Merrifield for their accounts of the governor’s remarks. A call placed to Merrifield was not returned.

“Governor Walker has been very clear that he does not support amnesty and believes that border security must be established and the rule of law must be followed,” said Kirsten Kukowski, communications director for Walker’s PAC, Our American Revival. “His position has not changed, he does not support citizenship for illegal immigrants, and this story line is false.” --- Real Clear Politics

The New York Times is not communist. Just ask Noam Chomsky.

The New York Times is closer to being Fascist. They are a left-leaning supporter of "enlightened" corporations, i.e. crony capitalists.

They oppose hard leftists because hard leftists don't spend lots of money on the latest/greatest foods and fashion. They want to lure people who look at their ads and spend money, i.e. gays who want to throw absolutely fabulous weddings.

They are more chichi than che che.

Problem is that politicians lie just as much as the media.

I have no way of knowing which of these two is telling the truth, if either are.

It’s up to Walker to convince me that he believes in legitimate American citizenship, and so far I can’t say that he has.