9/11 reform bill: Con position ( Orange county Representatives speak out on their votes )

The Orange County Register ^ | Sunday, December 12, 2004 | Dana Rohrabacher Republican congressman from Huntington Beach

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

Along with 74 of my House colleagues, I voted against the so-called intelligence reform legislation passed by Congress last week. First and foremost, the changes brought about by this bill will not prevent another catastrophic terrorist attack on the United States like the one we suffered on 9-11. This legislative effort was designed to make people feel safer because they perceive something is being done. Unfortunately, any sense of security as a result of this bill is illusionary.

[bedolido]

not sure which one to reply too....hmmmmm

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

CHRIS COX Republican Congresman from Newport Beach, California speaks out here:

The 9/11 reform bill: Pro position ( Orange county Representatives speak out on their votes )

[kellynla]

BTTT

[SunkenCiv]

Nice approach, two topics, linked. :') Thanks Ernest.

[Ernest_at_the_Beach]

The Register had them side by side....

[AuntB]

bump

[bayourod]

The fact that Dana feels compelled to defend his vote less than one week after he cast it suggests that he is already seeing the political downside of his little protest vote.

Regardless of how much the protesters spin and excuse, they will always be viewed as anti-Hispanic. No matter how many good things Dana does, he will always be remember for this vote.

Regardless of what other causes he champions he will always be defined as anti-Hispanic. Wherever he goes he will always listen for those whispers behind his back about him.

No top flight campaign manager would ever sign on with him if he chose to run for a higher office. (Which may be his only option after the next redristricting places him in a majority Hispanic district)

[AuntB]

"The fact that Dana feels compelled to defend his vote less than one week after he cast it suggests that he is already seeing the political downside of his little protest vote."

Some downside...except for the Senate and White House. The house bill that "Dana" wanted and had the provisions in it passed by 68%. You really have a low opinion of the American People.

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NOV. 24, 2004 www.cnn.com/lou
http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/lou.dobbs.tonight/

Do you believe the intelligence reform bill must contain a provision that prevents illegal aliens from obtaining driver's licenses?

Yes 88% 1247 votes

No 12% 177 votes

Total: 1424 votes

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http://www.cnn.com/CNN/Programs/lou.dobbs.tonight/

Do you believe illegal aliens have the constitutional right to enjoy the benefits of U.S. citizenship?

Yes 5% 101 votes

No 94% 2129 votes

Total: 2230 votes

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www.cnn.com/lou
Do you believe Congress should pass the intelligence reform bill without the immigration and border security provisions?

Yes 20% 419 votes

No 80% 1713 votes

Total: 2132 votes
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Free Republic Opinion Poll: Do you approve of the plan to let some of the eight million illegal aliens in the United States move toward legal status without penalty -- but with social security benefits?
Composite Opinion
No 85.2% 1,400
Yes 8.8% 145
Undecided 6.0% 98
100.0% 1,643

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http://www.thedesertsun.com/news/stories2004/local/20041114011200.shtml
www.cnn.com/lou 11/17/04
Would you support legislation similar to Proposition 200 in your state?
Yes 79% 1589 votes
No 21% 422 votes
Total: 2011 votes

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Q: Should President Bush offer illegal aliens a pathway toward legalized status?


Answer
Percent

No 78%

Yes 22%

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Current Poll:

Time Magazine


http://www.time.com/time/covers/1101040920/

Do you think the U.S. is doing enough to secure its borders
Yes 19.9%
No 79.8%
Don’t know 0.3%

Total Votes Cast: 41786

[bayourod]

How about a poll asking people if they would vote for a racist xenophobe?

Those who voted against the intelligence bill will forever be known as anti-Hispanic. They'll never be able to shake that reputation.

[usadave]

How about a poll asking people if they would vote for a racist xenophobe?

Those who voted against the intelligence bill will forever be known as anti-Hispanic. They'll never be able to shake that reputation.

I see that you are still spewing your La Raza talking points and are still using key words such as "racist", "xenophobe", and "anti-Hispanic" in your bigoted spiel.