[KantianBurke]

How dare that man say that I would not do the jobs, any job it takes, to put food on the table of my family. How dare that man say such a thing. That I am a lazy American, and the only Mexicans who come here illegally have the character to do a job, any job, to put food on the table for their family. He can go to Mexico and not come back. My forefathers lived in a wooden box pulled by a horse with a canvas for a roof called a horse drawn wagon, to go somewhere, to put food on the table. My forefathers worked in dirty mines, chucking broken quartz and rock into wagons, to put food on the table. I will do the job, I will get up on someone’s roof and put up shingles, I will paint a wall, I will pick up garbage, to put food on the table for my family. I am an American. And I am proud. And I have the character to do anything it takes. How DARE this President say I won’t do the job it takes if that is what it takes to put food on the table for my family. How DARE he say that. I am an American. I will work. My character, and the character of my forefathers, brought the FREEDOM of this nation, not some illegal alien from Mexico. I will put MY character up against them any day, any place. damn right bump sir!

[Trust but Verify]

I didn't hear Bush say any of those things. Are you off your meds?

[Exodus22]

BRAVO!!! GREAT POST!!!! You are ABSOLUTELY right!!! He insulted EVERY working American with those words "they will take jobs Americans won't take." It's just that same old sad stupid refrain of "they do jobs Americans won't DO"...he only changed ONE word.

[nutmeg]

bump

[cyncooper]

Well I just got back from being out and about doing errands and listening to the radio in the car.

Both Michael Medved and Hugh Hewitt approve of President Bush's plan and correctly interpret its intention and implications.