The fractious politics of immigration

Christian Science Monitor ^ | December 01, 2005 | Linda Feldmann

[inquest]

The posting so far pretty much proves out the theme of the story.

Right, 100% agreement that amnesty is a bad idea proves that conservatives are "fractious" on the issue. Gotta love FROBL logic.

[CWOJackson]

"Right, 100% agreement that amnesty is a bad idea proves that conservatives are "fractious" on the issue."

100% agreement within the dozen or so people who have posted on a website.

[inquest]

I'm still waiting for you to show how this somehow proves that conservatives are fractious.

[CWOJackson]

Because of the absolute nature of most of the responses; but then again that's fairly obvious in relation to the article.

[inquest]

Because of the absolute nature of most of the responses

That proves absolutely nothing about fractiousness.

FROBL logic keeps shining on through.

[CWOJackson]

"That proves absolutely nothing about fractiousness."

LOL! Which simply supports the them even more.

[swampfox98]

When George W. Bush spoke out for immigration reform early this week, he probably knew he was reaching into a hornet's nest.

The hornet's nest is the destruction Bush has brought upon the American people by bringing in 20 million Mexicans for us to take care of. He is by far the worst president we have ever had in office, bar none.

He will go down in history as the president destroyed America to bring on his nightmare of a new world order. Make no mistake about it, Bush is a liar when he talks about willing workers. What a sham! Are the 18 children of each illegal Mexican willing workers? Who is paying the bills for them while they are taking up residence in America? We are and will continue to do so, while all the jobs will be taken from citizens and given to these willing workers for half the salary. What a joke Bush is.