John McCain would sign his own amnesty bill as president; tries co-opting attrition
Posted Mon, Jan 28, 2008 at 9:06 am
Yesterday, Tim Russert asked John McCain:
In other news, McCain is now trying to pretend to embrace the attrition concept, whereby we'd enforce our laws and reduce non-emergency services now to encourage many or most illegal aliens to go home voluntarily. However, he only presents it as a side-effect of an amnesty rather than suggesting it as an alternative to amnesty. And, he's discussing it as yet another attempt to fool people into supporting his amnesty:
It's also quite fitting that, as described at the link above, Ramos is a Mexican citizen by choice despite having lived and worked in the U.S. for over a decade.Yesterday, Tim Russert asked John McCain:
In other news, McCain is now trying to pretend to embrace the attrition concept, whereby we'd enforce our laws and reduce non-emergency services now to encourage many or most illegal aliens to go home voluntarily. However, he only presents it as a side-effect of an amnesty rather than suggesting it as an alternative to amnesty. And, he's discussing it as yet another attempt to fool people into supporting his amnesty:
It's also quite fitting that, as described at the link above, Ramos is a Mexican citizen by choice despite having lived and worked in the U.S. for over a decade.
"If the Senate passed your bill, S.1433, the McCain/Kennedy immigration bill, would you as president sign it?McCain replied:
"Yeah. But look, the lesson is, it isn't - one, it isn't going to come. It isn't going to come."Video here.
In other news, McCain is now trying to pretend to embrace the attrition concept, whereby we'd enforce our laws and reduce non-emergency services now to encourage many or most illegal aliens to go home voluntarily. However, he only presents it as a side-effect of an amnesty rather than suggesting it as an alternative to amnesty. And, he's discussing it as yet another attempt to fool people into supporting his amnesty:
[McCain said:] "I would propose, once the borders are secure and the borders stay government-certified, then I would have [a] tamper-proof biometric-document system so that the only people that can work are those who have that. And that would cause many more to leave this country,"In other words, he's just slightly changing tactics in order to get the amnesty that he and those he's linked to want.
...The program's host, Jorge Ramos, asked Mr. McCain if that meant no legalization program "for the first two or three years," and Mr. McCain seemed to concur.
"I am saying that in the first year or two years at the present pace we can get the border secured, and then we can address the other part of it. The American people want the border secured first, and that is what we have to do," Mr. McCain said, according to an English transcript provided by the network.
It's also quite fitting that, as described at the link above, Ramos is a Mexican citizen by choice despite having lived and worked in the U.S. for over a decade.Yesterday, Tim Russert asked John McCain:
"If the Senate passed your bill, S.1433, the McCain/Kennedy immigration bill, would you as president sign it?McCain replied:
"Yeah. But look, the lesson is, it isn't - one, it isn't going to come. It isn't going to come."Video here.
In other news, McCain is now trying to pretend to embrace the attrition concept, whereby we'd enforce our laws and reduce non-emergency services now to encourage many or most illegal aliens to go home voluntarily. However, he only presents it as a side-effect of an amnesty rather than suggesting it as an alternative to amnesty. And, he's discussing it as yet another attempt to fool people into supporting his amnesty:
[McCain said:] "I would propose, once the borders are secure and the borders stay government-certified, then I would have [a] tamper-proof biometric-document system so that the only people that can work are those who have that. And that would cause many more to leave this country,"In other words, he's just slightly changing tactics in order to get the amnesty that he and those he's linked to want.
...The program's host, Jorge Ramos, asked Mr. McCain if that meant no legalization program "for the first two or three years," and Mr. McCain seemed to concur.
"I am saying that in the first year or two years at the present pace we can get the border secured, and then we can address the other part of it. The American people want the border secured first, and that is what we have to do," Mr. McCain said, according to an English transcript provided by the network.
It's also quite fitting that, as described at the link above, Ramos is a Mexican citizen by choice despite having lived and worked in the U.S. for over a decade.
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Fred Dawes (not verified)
Mon, 01/28/2008 - 17:02
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HS 13684 dawes57@cox.net 2008-01-28T19:02:25-06:00
Once more and not for the Last time this Government and its People our us who want a Nation of laws. But I for one want Laws that are sensible and rational not the BS We have on the books to attack the citizens of a real land of freedom. people we have no laws we have only the gun ruling us all you just don't see that fact yet but you will when pigs like this ass McMexico takes power with his evil rats running the show, ask what would happen if you stood up and said F Mexico city and its pigs in public? ask about the cop who talks about the evil white racists but would never say anything against people in la Raza ( the race ) and a people based in total hate against you, do this talk with a cop about hispanic race hate and and after you get beaten and jailed come back and tell me about hate and power and the rule of the gun over you. McCain is just a tool of evil doers but he will be used against you just like old hill and bill and young hate race guys like Barack Obama and this little mexico pig Jorge Ramos, see people hate is what it is evil. Buy Guns make friends and build a nation free of rats like this.