Tancredo Throws Punches at Bush

Human Events ^ | February 9 2006 | Robert B. Bluey

[AmishDude]

I just know what I see on FR. And every single blasted one gets posted. I guess because Tancredo shells out the bucks to put 'em on PR Newswire.

[Czar]

Good for Tom.

[AmishDude]

What did Ronald Reagan think of amnesty?

hee hee!

[SevenMinusOne]

Tancredo stands up for America and our sovereignty. You've got to be some hired mouthpiece for Vincente Fox and/or the Bush GOP elites. No one can go around making such outrageously stupid remarks and except to be taken seriously. Its just not possible.

The borders remain wide open. Over a million foreigners try to enter the US every year. Employers are still hiring illegals in direct violation of US law. And after five years in office, PresBush has ignored the illegal immigration problem. Bush likes the continued flow of cheap labor into the US and the Hispanic voters who might change sides and vote for the GOP candidate in 2006&2008.

Yawn.

[sinkspur]

Pat is being a lot less circumspect about the less desirable parts of his platform.

Boy is that ever true! Did you read his column defending the rampaging cartoon mobs? Whew!!!!

[inquest]

WashDC-Beltway politicos, aka. CongressCritters, issue press releases all the time. Silly boy.

There's a very odd pattern among the whole bunch of them (not just AD) that holds that Tancredo is somehow doing something wrong by fighting with both fists. It's hard to envision more solid evidence than that of how threatened they are by him.

[american spirit]

Probably more to do with the big banks, car companies, certain major retailers, oil companies, etc. whose lobby $ call the shots.

[AmishDude]

Not to mention Mr. Isolationism calling for Hamas to keep getting foreign aid.

[Extremely Extreme Extremist]

Thanks for the post. I'm glad Tancredo criticized the No Child Act and the Medicare Act. Just goes to show you no matter how much Republicans spend on these wasteful programs, liberals will still b!tch and say it's not enough or that the evil Republicans are cutting it.

[MikefromOhio]

LOL

sure....my panties are in a wad becuase I say he has no chance.

I guess the definition of "panties in a wad" has certainly changed on this thread and this thread only....

[Reagan Man]

>>>>I just know what I see on FR. And every single blasted one gets posted. I guess because Tancredo shells out the bucks to put 'em on PR Newswire.

I usually post from Human Events, NRO, GOPUSA, Brietbart and several other websites. Mostly conservative websites. I don't think there is anything nefarious going on. Tancredo's main issues are immigration reform, reducing spending and advancing limited govt. A lot of conservatives agree with Tancredo and support his efforts.

You don't support his efforts. Too bad, that's your loss.

[american spirit]

Keep on yawning.........La Raza, MECHA & LULAC just love gringos with rectal/cranial inversion.

[AmishDude]

Tancredo is somehow doing something wrong by fighting with both fists.

He's "fighting" with both lips. He's not doing anything. He's throwing out his copy of Dale Carnegie, sitting in the Lotus position, telling everybody who will listen that he's right, he's the only one who's right and nobody listens to him.

[AmishDude]

What did Ronald Reagan think of amnesty?

Hmmm, I wonder...

[Scribbz]

My wife gets crap from those pukes all the time.

I hear their names and run for the weapons locker!

[inquest]

my panties are in a wad becuase I say he has no chance.

And yet you can't stop talking about him. I'm sure there must be some kind of diagnostic term for this condition somewhere.

[Reagan Man]

Reagan didn't support open borders. Reagan said: "A nation without borders is not a nation." Reagan did sign into law the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986. It specified prosecution and punishment for employers who hired illegals. If that law had been enforced over the years, the IRCA would have turned out to be what it was meant to be, a one time amnesty deal. Period. Instead, the feds lack of enforcement led to a series of liberal immigration policies under Bush41, Clinton and Bush43, and the main reason we have 10-15 million illegals living in the US today.

Btw, grow up.

[Scribbz]

see post 112

[Reagan Man]

Frankly, I think it borders on a psychotic disorder.

[inquest]

He's not doing anything. He's throwing out his copy of Dale Carnegie, sitting in the Lotus position, telling everybody who will listen that he's right, he's the only one who's right and nobody listens to him.

Wrong. He doesn't have to convince anyone. The vast majority of voters agree with his position on illegals. He's rallying their support, and you can't stand it.