Bush’s friend Arlen Specter Introduces Legislation for Guest Workers Program for Illegal Aliens

opinion | 2/27/2006 | brianbaldwin

[Brian_Baldwin]

You haven't seen or heard anything yet. Just watch what's going to be hitting the blogs in the next week. Hope you enjoy your check pants, but, you know, they're not in fashion anymore.

[CWOJackson]

Bush's friend?

Can you be any more transparent?

[mnehring]

Brian, When do you plan to respond to any challenges to your opinion articles, all of which have the air of David Icke-esque and DU conspiracy undertones?
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1586442/posts


Do you think people are blind that one of the left's main strategies is to find issues to split the base? I've defended you in the past, but lately you've been far over the top with your opinion pieces lacking in fact and full of conspiracy or attempted derision.

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Ummm....

I think somebody has "borrowed" Brian's computer.

[macamadamia]

From day one, the highest priority of the Bush Administration has been whatever Vicente Fox tells him is the priority. In fact, this was so important that Bush forgot to manage information regarding Osama bin Laden and as a result 3,000 Americans died.


I think you're on the wrong website.

[COEXERJ145]

Go away troll.

[mnehring]

I'm concerned about that.. I sent a message to Jim this a.m. to check on that when the really stupid stuff was posted, and by the fact that he is still here.. I have a feeling it is the same IP and thus, (possibly) the same mind as our old Brian...

http://abaraxas.blogspot.com/2006/02/viral-marketing-in-political-game.html

Note, Message Board Artists...

[bybybill]

Brian, when you were a kid were you more afraid of the monster in the closet of your bedroom or the ghost that lived under your bed?
Stay on the meds, there is a good reason your Doctor wants you to take them

[mnehring]

From:

http://abaraxas.blogspot.com/2006/02/viral-marketing-in-political-game.html

• Message Board Artists- The message board ‘artists’ main goal is to, according to DNC strategy, is to frequent common right-wing sites, such as the Free Republic, and post comments or the aforementioned urban legends. The focus is to create splits within the Republican ranks. There is a focused effort to create rifts in the Republicans by bringing up issues, such as immigration or balanced budget, that they know are hotspots and could cause many Republicans to doubt the party and possibly not vote. These artists even frequent non-political sites inserting comments here and there, spreading the virus of their lies.

[BlueAngel]

Troll

[COEXERJ145]

I'd say about 10% of the current people on FR fall into this category.

[CWOJackson]

From everything else I've been seeing today they're googling UAR and Bush and posting anything they can find.

This is getting sillier by the second.

[RightWinger]

If the US truly does need guest workers, then the illegal aliens should be deported and legal immigrants should be allowed in to replace them.

You don't reward criminals, it only promotes more crime!

[mnehring]

If so, those 10% are the same person.. the DNC has actually hired people to troll, building trust, then slowly create derision.. You wouldn't believe the damage 1 or 2 nerds can do over time with hundreds of fake accounts...

Maybe not in Brian's case.. but look at the history of Brian's posts and how they slowly built trust and only after a time added derision.. it is how I would do it against the left...

[Mulch]

Is H. Miers an urban legend?

[Ben Ficklin]

Brian, it is not legislation, it is just a draft. Just like it was just a draft last November.

From the WashTimes article, here are the key phrases you need to notice:

"melds portions of other competing bills"
"merely a starting point"
"anticipates extensive debate"
"building consensus within the Judiciary Committee"

Senator Specter said last November after his first draft, "I don't necessarily agree with everything in the draft"

[budwiesest]

For the Bush agenda to win, the goal is to defeat conservatives.

"Where's my veto pen?" "Think I'll veto any disrespetful bill that disrespects my oil-sheik friends."

"It might be under that stack of CFR material on your desk."

"Thanks. But, I still can't find it."

"Take a look under that pile of appropriations stuff, it might have gotten lost under the bridge to nowhere material".

"Oh yeah, and who's gonna build them bridges to the 21st Century?"
"We are-- that's who buddy!"

[Mulch]

The DNC also hired a Bush look-a-like to make policy decisions and statements that run counter to Conservative thought. How come you didn't mention that? Remember the "vigilante" statement by Bush? Look-a-like. The Harriett Miers farce? Look-a-like. The out-of-control spending? Look-a-like. Wake up people. George Bush was kidnapped by the DNC 2 days after the election.

[TXnMA]

You must have composed this while sitting out in the pasture.

It bears the distinctive aroma of....

[TXnMA]

IBTZ?