[Chunga]

And since you're still unable to back up your own "lying" charge, your assessment would be worth...what?

I backed it up. The president stated he was against amnesty. ReaganMan stated the president was in favor of it.

The president's credibility and integrity outscores ReaganMan's by 100%.

ReaganMan is a fraud. Nothing he says reflects Ronald Reagan's 11th Commandment. His posts are a disgrace to RR's memory.

Have fun defending the lying sack.

[mthom]

By the presidents definition there are no bills currently pending that would qualify as "amnesty". Not even McKennedy.

[inquest]

You don't have to compare Bush's words to Reagan Man's. All you have to do is compare them to his actual proposals. Simple enough.

[onyx]

The president's credibility and integrity outscores ReaganMan's by 100%.





One hundred percent at the minimum.

[mthom]

It also depends on what you define as amnesty. If you define amnesty as a bill that provides illegals a path to citizenship then McKennedy is amnesty. If you define amnesty as a bill that allows illegals to get a legal status without leaving the country to apply then the Bush plan is amnesty. I cant really see how Kyl/Cornyn could be called amnesty but Im sure there is an argument. The technical meaning of amnesty absolves probably any bill that would ever be introduced. A 1$ fine would mean it wasnt amnesty.

[Reagan Man]

>>>>ReaganMan is a fraud. Nothing he says reflects Ronald Reagan's 11th Commandment. His posts are a disgrace to RR's memory.

Wow. When all else fails, never mind the issues, the facts or the truth, attack the poster. LOL

Ronald Reagan didn't create the slogan, the Eleven Commandment. It turned up during Reagan's 1966 run for California Governorship. From Reagan, in his own words.

"The personal attacks against me during the primary finally became so heavy that the state Republican chairman, Gaylord Parkinson, postulated what he called the Eleventh Commandment: Thou shalt not speak ill of any fellow Republican. It's a rule I followed during that campaign and have ever since.

Reagan actually broke that promise in the 1976 GOP primary against PresFord. He spoke ill of a fellow Republican. In fact, he criticized Ford on a daily basis. Right up through and including, the GOP Convention.

[68 grunt]

... His posts are a disgrace to RR's memory.

Hallelujah, brother!