[Ron H.]

And Tully points out that the phrase "la raza" means "the race" for a reason. "To take it in context, would you be concerned if there a white nominee who had been involved with the Ku Klux Klan or some other white supremacist-type of group?" she asks.

I'm sure glad this is finally out in the open. I've long felt that la Raza is as racist of an organization as the KKK ever was in its heyday with a single exception, that the KKK at least wasn't anti-American. It seems that President Bush has delivered a shot across the anti-illegal alien organizations and the American citizens bow with this nomination - that there is probably no length or depth he will sink to to get his way on his Amnesty lite program. At least some of the current crop of Bushites are starting to see what their chameleon of a President is really about. That he can't be counted on to support those who supported and defended him in his time of need.

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I've long felt that la Raza is as racist of an organization as the KKK ever was in its heyday with a single exception, that the KKK at least wasn't anti-American.

The KKK was anti-black American, and anti-Jewish American and anti-Catholic American. But maybe those folks aren't American, to you.

At least some of the current crop of Bushites are starting to see what their chameleon of a President is really about. That he can't be counted on to support those who supported and defended him in his time of need.

What a ridiculous, nonsensical statement. You clowns are echoing the MoveOn.org idiots

You continue to misunderstand Bush's guest worker program, but who the hell cares?

Your ruse allows you to trash Bush, which is what it's all about anyway, right? Any excuse will do.

You and Hadenuf ought to get a room.