[grey_whiskers]

As the Anti-Idiotarian Rottweiler would say,
F.E.T.E.

NO cheers, unfortunately.

Full Disclosure: Do you think Franklin, Jefferson, and company would be drafting a Declaration of Independence yet?

[grey_whiskers]

PING. Not pimping my blog 'cuz I don't have one, but I wanted my puny horsepower contributed to the right cause...

NO cheers, though, unfortunately.

[Congressman Billybob]

Excellent article. I always like writers who take a clear look at the lessons of history before predicting the results of what the politicians are doing, today. Nice piece of work' I'm sending it out into the blogosphere.

Congressman Billybob

Latest article: "I'm Sorry for the Impotence Ads"

[FReepapalooza]

Thanks for posting, good composite of the swimmer and his legacy. New laws will be scoffed at just like the current ones,

[Reaganwuzthebest]

As soon as Ted Kennedy got into the Senate he was determined to screw up immigration policy.

[GOPJ]

...isn’t it interesting that we have had immigration bills every 20 years or so since the 1960’s? Is that the time required for a farm worker to get too old to work, or for a Congressman to get rich enough to leave office?)

LOL

[Prince Charles]

One thing’s for sure, the senate has made a dog’s breakfast with this bill.

[snarks_when_bored]

Nothing Ted Kennedy can ever do will expiate his crime, but he’s apparently willing to bring down the country in the name of ‘doing good’.

[Iron Munro]

Sad to say, but George W. Bush had the opportunity of the milenia to stop this immigration insanity right in its tracks but decided instead to pander to the politically correct and to befriend his oil Sheik pals and the one-worlders.

On September 12, 2001 he had an almost totally free hand to implement any policy that made sense for America in light of the 9/11 attacks. He could have set a totally new direction to protect America and pursue policies that put our interest above those of other nations, above the one-worlders, and above the politically correct.

- He could have got congress to shut down immigration, totally or in part, allowing only desireable immigrants who would be a positive addition to our population.

- He could have got them to pass a law defining the intent of the 14th Ammendment as not applying to anchor babies born of a non-citizen parent or parents.

- He could have severely restricted travel into the US from countries harboring terrorists.

- He could have got Congress to approve a real security fence to shut down illegals walking into the US from Mexico.

Instead, he chose to play head games with American citizens, trying to convince us that Muslim nations are our friends and Islam is the “religion of peace,” while leaving us wide open to muslim terrorists who can still freely emigrate to the US or just waltz across our open borders.

His post 9/11 politically correct attitude towards muslim evil-doers has a lot to do with our present day culture that kisses up to them and puts up with massive ongoing immigration of muslims who come here to change and dominate us, not to become good Americans.

I supported his election and reelection but I am not blind to the damage his “Compassionate Conservativism” has done to the country.

[SuperLuminal]

Excellent catch...
I will be plagiarizing parts of your posting frequently, as the Nation winds down...