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That meeting was an opportunity squandered IMO.
An important fact seems to have been lost in
the clamour.

I agree with the righteous outrage...I live in Chula Vista!!!
Don't get me started on the schools and social leeching.
I wanted to hear, straight from the horse's mouth, what they had to say.

Asa Hutchinson was the only man in that room
with any practical power.

If anyone bothered to listen, they would have realized
what actually makes him tick. He can obviously be reasoned with...he was influenced by Baca to stop the
sweeps. Why?

He can't stomach hatred toward illegals.

Every attempt of his to interject an ounce of humanity
was met with contempt.

Change the rhetoric from hatred to compassion for
their ultimate best interest (which is never welfare)
and there might, just might be a constructive dialog
with this man.

Never mind the reasons why we shouldn't HAVE to
convince him that only God (not the US taxpayer) is all things to all people.

Fact is, we do.

How arrogant to think the US is the only solution for
illegal immigrants. Shame on Baca, and shame on
Hutchinson for not being firm.

But let's not give up on him just yet.

We can't afford to antagonize him.
It obviously doesn't work.

Don't get me started on the schools and social leeching. I wanted to hear, straight from the horse's mouth, what they had to say.

All he had to say was we are going to reinstitute the sweeps. Instead he said that the sweeps are unfairly terrorizing good workers. That's all you needed to hear.

Asa Hutchinson was the only man in that room with any practical power.

Apparently that's a problem, no?

If anyone bothered to listen, they would have realized what actually makes him tick. He can obviously be reasoned with...he was influenced by Baca to stop the sweeps. Why?

We're reasoning doodlelady, we're reasoning with him the only way he listens to

He can't stomach hatred toward illegals.

Wrong, he's a Cheap Labor Republican

Every attempt of his to interject an ounce of humanity was met with contempt.

Because Californians have seen the Cheap Labor agenda advanced under the cloak of fighting "racism" for far too long. We're simply too wise to see another politician play that game. At least the Dems are more obvious when they call us racist, sexist, bigoted, homophobic pigs.

We can't afford to antagonize him. It obviously doesn't work.

The man is clearly lobbied by special interests and taking orders from other who do also, we aren't talking about an honest disagreement here, wake up. This is a struggle between different interest groups. Outrage and voter turnout are our only weapons against a guy you admit is the only one in that room with any power. That's called tyranny.