[the invisib1e hand]

observations from the original melting pot: there are certain "minorities" that are not known, shall we say, for their, umm, diligence; or for their "hustle," as it were; unless the hustle involves some vanity or illicit or immoral thrill.

and there are some more recent immigrants who, no matter what else can be said of them, have a magnificent hustle to them; in fact, they dominate the labor force because they get the job done.

Well, if one looks, he may see the party of the second part inadvertently getting on the nerves of the party of the first part, and otherwise making them uncomfortable by demonstrating silently, but effectively, the difference between diligence and sloth for anyone who cares to look.

the party of the second part seems to seek only an opportunity to work, and quietly does so with vigor, while the party of the first part is known mainly for complaining and even less virtuous activities. and the diligence of the second party makes the first party very uncomfortable in its sloth.

[JSDude1]

ATTN ALL: (ESP PEOPLE FROM INDIANA):


!DANIELS IS A LIBERAL~!


I DIDN'T VOTE FOR HIM "NOT MY MAN" MITCH: AND I AM PROUD OF THAT FACT!@

[B4Ranch]

I have been waiting and waiting for someone else to ask these questions. I was hoping a Bush Bot would do it but I guess not, so here goes.

In 25 years when the American people are seeing Juan Arturo Mendo Hernandez running for the presidency as a proud American citizen who was born, the anchor baby of two illegal aliens working in a beef slaughterhouse in Nebraska, are people going to remember how strongly President Bush advocated his Temporary Workers Plan?

Will the voters care that his parents aren't yet American citizens?

Will the voters care that his relatives who snuck across the border carrying illegal drugs for one of the cartels were never arrested, tried or jailed?

Will the voters care that America has sunk below the levels of expectation that our Founders had fought and died for?

Will the voters care?