[tarheelswamprat]

Well, here is a response to his uncle's call for the same destructive policy: Answer To President Bush On Immigration.

I remember that. You were correct then, and it's still correct.

"P", as the Bush family calls him, is simply the designated next-generation political "star" of the Bush dynasty. They and their fellow elites have arranged a Hispanic demographic transformation of our population and they've calculated that "P" with his mixed-heritage (his mother Columba is Mexican) will be a sure-fire winner. From their perspective you couldn't find a more perfect candidate even if you called central casting.

[Ohioan]

What is sad about the game plan that you suggest, in addition to its complete betrayal of any sense of ongoing ethnic identity--such as the Founding Fathers clearly reflected in their actions, and in the Preamble to the Constitution;--it clearly sets the young man up to make the sort of pronouncements (as referred to in the heading), which no true gentleman would make.

It is not that one should disrespect George P. Bush's mother. Certainly not. But is it proper for the adopted child to seek to alter the family culture--or that of the neighborhood in which one finds oneself? Should not one be grateful for what those who came before achieved; grateful to be accepted in the society created? There is, here, an arrogant insult, perhaps not resulting from a lack of character in the subject Bush, but rather from his mentors, whose superficial approach to questions of heritage has been often observed.

William Flax