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To: Texasforever
Hah! I posted on that thread earlier that the Democrats were saying "Bush's proposal doesn't go far enough", sure enough a Democrat, surprisingly it was Clark, proposes one and it goes further. LOL
357 posted on 02/01/2004 12:27:29 AM PST by BigSkyFreeper (All Our Base Are Belong To Dubya)
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To: BigSkyFreeper
I posted this last night to one of the DBBOAC, but I think it is worth posting here

Have you seen what the democrats have proposed for addressing the immigration problem? It makes what GWB proposed look like a round up similar to a German one way ticket to Krakow. Now that dozens of House Republicans have said they will not support GWB's Temp Worker Program, the whole thing is probably dead unless Congress adopts Tancredo's plan. Either way, the Democrats have been pushed further to the left.

Do you think it was by accident that the House Republicans announced their refusal to back the Presidents Immigration plan at the same time the democrats released the details of their plan?.......... I don't. Bush proposes an immigration plan that basically has no demands in it, in fact, all he did was ask Congress to debate it and come up with a plan. Then the democrats, who are desperately seeking a way to trash him, devise a plan of their own showing how heartless Bush is to illegal aliens, just today the liberals want to pass a law to make it a crime to label illegals, as illegals. considering that 70% of the country does not agree with amnesty in it's purist form, Bush has kicked the crap out of the democrats once again even before his plan was proposed in the form of a Bill.

367 posted on 02/01/2004 12:36:48 AM PST by MJY1288 (VOTE CONSTITUTION PARTY IF YOU WANT A DEMOCRAT)
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