Bush hopes to revive immigration bill (will personally try in a visit to the Capitol next week)

AP on Yahoo ^ | 6/8/07 | Charles Babington - ap

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Add about a dozen other things to that list also.

[California Patriot]

“Graham. Charter member of the Stupid Party.”
Yes, and he’s a constant fount of bad news.

[PsyOp]

[WOSG]

Whose bill is it?" Sen. Lindsey Graham (news, bio, voting record), R-S.C., said in a news briefing held by bill supporters. "Harry Reid says this is the Bush proposal. Harry Reid is right." Not very smart, Lindsey. This is a loser. It's bad for America. Don't let the Dims off the hook for their part in this travesty.

Linsay Graham is obviously doing his best to win the Democrat primary next year.

We need our own OPERATION PAYBACK to take this man out in the GOP primary.

[EQAndyBuzz]

“Bush hopes to revive immigration bill (will personally try in a visit to the Capitol next week)”

Now would be the time to go back and fix social security with provate accounts. Put the RATS back on the defensive. I would press this right until 2008.

Middleclass Americans want this.

[danamco]

Bush hopes to revive immigration bill (will personally try in a visit to the Capitol next week)

Seems to me we need to continue our e-mails, phone calls and faxed, but this time the White House needs to be flooded with them before next week!!!

[mtntop3]

God bless President Bush and all his family.

[gpapa]

Her motive was the AFL-CIO’s opposition to the guest worker provisions of the Senate bill. You will note that the two dem. Senators from West Virginia also voted against cloture. The two deal breakers in the bill, even before the debate began, were the instant amnesty and guest worker portions of the legislation. Put another way, it puts blue collar workers (in both parties BTW) and Chamber of Commerce types against each other. The business types are the ones pushing for the amnesty part of the bill and were attempting to waterdown the enforcement measures in the bill. However, a group of conservative Pubbies would not let them do that since they realize the public in general prefers tougher measures in that regard.

Underlying all these shanigans is the tendency of Senators to avoid tough, contentious votes, thus the need to dream up ineffective compromises to protect their backsides in the next elections, individually and collectively as political parties.

[Major Matt Mason]

Jeb Bush can kiss whatever chance he ever had of being president goodbye. I, for one, will never again vote for anyone remotely associated with this family.

[stephenjohnbanker]

Bush....relentless pursuit of the destruction of America!!

[indcons]

Ignore this bot, Brad’s Gramma. The troll is already over at WA posting about how happy he is to leave Free Republic.

[Brad’s Gramma]

Well, I must say.....

Never mind. I’ll be nice. Thanks for the head’s up!

[highball]

Now would be the time to go back and fix social security with provate accounts. Put the RATS back on the defensive. I would press this right until 2008.

Middleclass Americans want this.

Middleclass Americans also want immegration laws enforced.

I don't think the Bush Administration gives a damn about what Middleclass Americans want.