Bush's Nephew in Mexico, Calls Arming Of Border Guards 'Reprehensible'

AP ^ | Aug 21, 2004 | MARK STEVENSON

[Howlin]

Speaking in a mix of English and sometimes-halting Spanish,

Here's your first clue that this article is BOGUS.

P. speaks FLUENT Spanish.

[Texas_Dawg]

Let's face it, Reagan was dead wrong on this issue. He merely succeeded in multiplying the number of illegals in the hopes they could get an amnesty too. But for us, they'd have it. But for our efforts, those borders would be wide open. Our politicians prefer business interests to our interests. That's why they won't be getting my vote this time around. I intend to hold them accountable. I'm tired of the pandering to the cheap labor crowd. I'm tired of my taxes going thru the roof and wages plummeting. I'm tired of the fact I can't shop on Nellis Blvd anymore for fear of bodily harm.

Whatever... as we know though... you aren't against illegal immigration... you are against all immigration from Mexico.

[skip_intro]

Talk to you Nov 3. And I hope in 2008 whoever the Republicans nominate isn't named Bush.

[Texas_Dawg]

Also, 12 years in the USMC teaches one a lot about loyalty and patriotism.

Would you support allowing Mexicans to come and go and work here as freely as you and I can go to, come from, and work in Mexico?

[Torie]

That is a very good clue indeed. But the scion either said what was alleged or he didn't. We shall see.

[usadave]

Two decades of booming immigration from Mexico and our economy has done nothing but go straight up, across the board.

How has Mexico's economy done during those two decades? Anyway, there's nothing magical about Mexican workers. You could replace all of them with workers from any other foreign country and you'd get the same results.

[Texas_Dawg]

Talk to you Nov 3.

OK. I doubt you'll admit you looked pretty stupid for thinking Kerry would win though.

And I hope in 2008 whoever the Republicans nominate isn't named Bush.

If that person ended up as being as great a President and as conservative as this one has, I'd love it. (I'm sure most Republicans, who give GWB approval ratings as high as they gave Ronald Reagan (another President that didn't hate Mexicans, fwiw), would as well.)

[KellyAdmirer]

Hey, I also think we should withdraw the 10th Mountain Division from its other duties and put it on the Arizona border. I guess that means I secretly want Ho Chi Minh as President!

[Texas_Dawg]

You could replace all of them with workers from any other foreign country and you'd get the same results.

Of course. I'm for immigration from any country whose immigrants want to work as hard in the US as the overwhelming majority of Mexico's do.

[Texas_Dawg]

Hey, I also think we should withdraw the 10th Mountain Division from its other duties and put it on the Arizona border. I guess that means I secretly want Ho Chi Minh as President!

Not really. Just shows you're not that intelligent, or at least, don't really take the issue seriously enough to come up with logical solutions to the problem.

[Final Authority]

It is all over. All the Dems have to do is run this guy saying these things over and over again. It is indeed all over except for the counting of the dead (euphemistically, of course).

[ETERNAL WARMING]

Strip him of his U.S. citizenship and make him live in Mexico!

Let's deport all of the politicians to Mexico..they seem to prefer their interests to ours. Perhaps we can have a nation that actually cares about it's people for a change.

[Howlin]

Your link does't work.

[KellyAdmirer]

My solution to the problem is that, if I ever come across an illegal, I will immediately call the INS. So you better have your papers in order, buddy.

[Howlin]

Here is the UNREDACTED article:

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/news/archive/2004/08/21/international1707EDT6668.DTL

[Texas_Dawg]

My solution to the problem is that, if I ever come across an illegal, I will immediately call the INS. So you better have your papers in order, buddy.

That's nice. Better hope you can run fast enough to catch a few million of them.

[usadave]

Of course. I'm for immigration from any country whose immigrants want to work as hard in the US as the overwhelming majority of Mexico's do.

I agree, as long as those foreign workers, no matter which country they're from, come to the United States legally.

[ETERNAL WARMING]

LOL, I love these late-night flamewars.

They can't resist. LOL They resort to Demorat techniques when they don't have the facts to support their lack of argument. :0)

[Texas_Dawg]

I agree, as long as those foreign workers, no matter which country they're from, come to the United States legally.

Of course. That's why I'm for letting Mexicans travel and work here as freely as we can travel and work there. How many "illegals" would there be if that were the case?

[nopardons]

That's quite different from the snippet that was posted and some of the hysterics posted by others.