"It is so heartening to see you here," said Clinton. "You are really here on behalf of what America means, America's values, America's hopes."Obviously, neither of them have a clue and are not qualified to be U.S. Senators.
"You are doing what democracy is supposed to be all about, petitioning the government to right a wrong," said McCain.
"This kind of reception is enough to make a guy want to run for President of the United States," said McCain, after the illegal aliens gave him a standing ovation.
Clinton and McCain may think their pandering will appeal to Irish-American voters. But when they run in the United States of America in 2008, they just might find that their fawning words for a foreign-government-funded lobby that flouts U.S. immigration law sounded more like fighting words to many plain, old-fashioned, red-blooded voters—even if they happen to be proud, law-abiding Irish-Americans.
Fri, 03/10/2006 - 08:43 · Importance: 4
Mike:
Some good points. But first they are not undocumented, they are illegal aliens and thus criminals.
The term "undocumented" is a politically correct term used to hide the illegal status of the alien workers.
Time to start working together to STOP Hillary and McCain. Teddy and Chucky are hopless. But, we need to campaign against Hillary and McCain because they are worse than Teddy and Chucky, but they might get elected.
I feel that anyone who is undocumented should not have the right to go to school, Work, Own a home or give citizenship to new born babies or parents. Some Citizen because of this matter don't receive help and their is not enough work for us. If any immigrants want the U.S. dream when they should fix their document the right way like any other residents. We say "NO citizenship or school to undocumented students and for their parents". WHAT ABOUT US CITIZENS!