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To: Euro-American Scum
Bush, GOP 'Naive' for Pushing Bill to Help Illegal Aliens, Critic Alleges
By Steve Brown
CNSNews.com Staff Writer
October 17, 2003

(CNSNews.com) - Illegal immigration opponents Thursday said President Bush and congressional Republicans risk losing their core voter base in national elections next year by embracing measures that would grant amnesty to illegal aliens. The remarks came as the Senate Judiciary Committee held a markup session on a bill that would allow in-state collegiate tuition and residency for illegal immigrants.

"The Bush administration wants to push for some form of amnesty but hasn't come to terms with how to do that without offending its political base," David Ray, spokesman for the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), told CNSNews.com.

32 posted on 10/18/2003 1:16:32 PM PDT by VU4G10 (Have You Forgotten?)
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To: VU4G10
Just who is the base going to vote for in '04, I wonder, if not Bush? Howard Dean? Dick Gephardt? Joe Liebermann? Hillary?

It's not a rhetorical question. I've got the same problem. Unless a serious third-party candidate surfaces along the way, I may sit this one out. And by that, I don't mean Pat Buchanan or Ross Perot. Perot may have been viable, but he was only serious about torpedoeing Bush 41.

50 posted on 10/18/2003 9:09:15 PM PDT by Euro-American Scum (A poverty-stricken middle class must be a disarmed middle class)
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To: VU4G10
You always find the good stuff. Can you believe the most lib cable channel knows our plight more than Bush?! BUMP to you G10!
55 posted on 10/18/2003 9:13:16 PM PDT by JustPiper (18 of 19 Hijackers had State issued Driver's License's !!!)
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