WASHINGTON, Feb. 7 — Democrats are heading into this year's elections in a position weaker than they had hoped for, party leaders say, stirring concern that they are letting pass an opportunity to exploit what they see as widespread Republican vulnerabilities...
Etc. etc. etc. Perhaps if the Dems want to score points against Bush, improve the opinion many Americans have of them, and help their country, they might consider opposing Bush's plans to flood the U.S. with cheap labor rather than supporting it as they do now. Just a thought.
Politics · Tue, 02/07/2006 - 22:03 · · Importance: 1
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Comments
Yes, the Dems could realy get out ahead on this issue. And that is scary because they would say it but wouldnt do it.
Even so, Hillary has shown she can be all over the map on an issue. If she spoke of border security in the East and in the red states and of immigrant rights in CA, the MSM wouldn't point out anything inconsistent. It just might work for her. Meanwhile, the Republicans continue to snooze......
Posted by: LomaAlta at Feb 8, 2006 9:55 AM