A Google search of the bold show the only one on the internet saying this is you. A statement like that would have gotten around big time.
Now its on Free Republic so everyone can see that quote is a fact.
In his new book, Rep. J.D. Hayworth (R-Ariz.) says that White House adviser Karl Rove accused him of racism when the congressman expressed his disdain for a proposed U.S.-Mexico agreement that would prevent double-taxing citizens from both countries for Social Security.
“The president thanked me for being candid and said he would consider my views,” Hayworth writes. “But Rove became somewhat exasperated and spluttered, ‘You just don’t want to help brown people, do you?’”
http://www.hillnews.com/thehill/export/TheHill/Features/BookReview/021606_hayworth.html
"In his new book, Rep. J.D. Hayworth (R-Ariz.) says that White House adviser Karl Rove accused him of racism when the congressman expressed his disdain for a proposed U.S.-Mexico agreement that would prevent double-taxing citizens from both countries for Social Security."
“The president thanked me for being candid and said he would consider my views,” Hayworth writes. “But Rove became somewhat exasperated and spluttered, ‘You just don’t want to help brown people, do you?’”
But not even Rove can bend Hayworth’s stubborn certainty as he lays out his case against illegal immigration in Whatever It Takes. The 200-page missive, co-written with Chief of Staff Joe Eule, puts the smackdown on guest-worker legislation — a euphemism for amnesty, in his view.
“I have no doubt that when this book is published, I will be pilloried by the elite media — and even by some Republicans,” Hayworth writes. “But when it comes to our border security and illegal immigration, I will not be cowed into inaction because of what ‘namby-pamby’ editorial writers at The New York Times or The Wall Street Journal or even what Karl Rove might say.”
"You just have a problem with brown people."
What I quoted is what Hayworth said over the radio Rove told him. If anyone has an issue with the exact wording; call J.D. Hayworth's office.
But either way Rove is trying to make a "brown people" issue out of a "law & order" issue...
where I come from that's called "race baiting"
It's bad enough that we have to take that kind of BS from the Left morons but when GWB's own adviser tries to shove it in our faces; Rove can keep his "race baiting" remarks to himself if that's the best rebuttal he can come up with for Bush administration not enforcing the immigration laws in America.
And you can tell Rove that we'll find someone who WILL secure the ports & borders and enforce the immigration laws in 2008.
Let me know when Karl Rove climbs out of the gutter!