To: Jim Robinson
"I'm not against enforcing the law and don't see how that would hurt anyone's chances. "
If the republicans come down hard on immigration by advocating a crackdown on employers who hire illegals, denial of social welfare to illegals, etc. then they risk losing the majority of the current and future Hispanic vote.
IOW, if republican actions on immigration result in future republican losses at the polls, is that acceptable to you ?
283 posted on
04/11/2006 5:46:11 AM PDT by
Rebelbase
(The last time I was this angry with a President was when Slick was in office.)
To: Rebelbase
"If the republicans come down hard on immigration by advocating a crackdown on employers who hire illegals, denial of social welfare to illegals, etc. then they risk losing the majority of the current and future Hispanic vote." I doubt it. I don't see any losses caused by the law being enforced.
To: Rebelbase
YES - Because the Republicans are not going to get these "so-called" Hispanic votes. We when we reward lawbreakers we are no better that then Democrats. When individuals or groups can decide with impunity which laws they will or will not follow then CIVILAZATION is lost. It's madness.
FreeRepublic.com is powered by software copyright 2000-2008 John Robinson