...Time for a reality check. This year’s anti-Republican wave was indiscriminate, washing away such immigration hawks as John Hostettler and Charles Taylor, but also such amnesty supporters as Mike DeWine and Lincoln Chafee. In other places, Republicans were able to withstand the wave in part because they opposed amnesty: Chris Shays was the only Republican congressman to survive in Connecticut, and Pete King kept his seat in New York...
...Even in Arizona, Sen. Jon Kyl, who voted against the open-borders bill, beat a Democratic candidate who supported it. Arizona voters also approved, by wide margins, three ballot measures cracking down on illegal immigration, plus one declaring English the state’s official language...
...A final piece of mythology concerns the Hispanic vote. Exit polling found that 30 percent of Hispanics voted for Republican House candidates, down from 38 percent in the 2002 midterms. To see the significance of this drop, it has to be put in context. The percentage of white voters who picked Republicans fell from 58 to 51 percent over the same period. Hispanics just followed the national trend...
Immigration · Fri, 11/17/2006 - 04:39 · Importance: 9
If Bush can open the borders and make a deal with mexico he will; but I think the deal has been made and mass amnesty is just months away.
The Supporters need the third world to reform this nation into the third world, just look at the holidays do any of you see thanksgiving celebration by business? or the government?
The Fact is the third worlds people don't celebrate that great American holiday, its been called a race holiday be guys inside congress who are third world drug dealers.
No people political race amnesty will become the law of the land soon, and the next move is to remove all Americans down the road.
buy guns.