They guy who lead the Philly Rally (Richardo ??) was interviewed on my local radio station last night
He made a comment about how there was voter registrations at the rally
Hello .... ???? voter registration for ILLEGALS ???
Democrat Desperadoes; The BAD, The FAT and The UGLY
Here in DC we had Dem politicians like Kennedy and Moran capitalizing on it and the crowd chanted "Today we march, tomorrow we vote." A number of the speakers promised that politicians who opposed what they wanted would be targetted. It was a thinly veiled threat. I have no doubt that the Dem political machine, which has perfected voter fraud, will be happy to add these "undocumented workers" to the voter rolls. The Dems see Hispanics as their lock on political power in the future. One in every three Dem voters now is either black or Hispanic. Since Hispanics are the country's largest and fastest growing minority, the Dems want them to identify with their party. It seems to be working. Every time a Rep name was mentioned, the booing started. This was a Dem crowd.
Mexican immigrants constituted 27.6 percent of the total foreign-born U.S. population in 2000. The next largest contingents, Chinese and Filipinos, amounted to only 4.9 percent and 4.3 percent of the foreign-born population.
In the 1990s, Mexicans composed more than half of the new Latin American immigrants to the United States and, by 2000, Hispanics totaled about one half of all migrants entering the continental United States. Hispanics composed 12 percent of the total U.S. population in 2000. This group increased by almost 10 percent from 2000 to 2002 and has now become larger than blacks. It is estimated Hispanics may constitute up to 25 percent of the U.S. population by 2050. These changes are driven not just by immigration but also by fertility. In 2002, fertility rates in the United States were estimated at 1.8 for non-Hispanic whites, 2.1 for blacks, and 3.0 for Hispanics. “This is the characteristic shape of developing countries,” The Economist commented in 2002. “As the bulge of Latinos enters peak child-bearing age in a decade or two, the Latino share of America's population will soar.”
It also helps to have the Catholic Church supporting the illegals. It legitimizes them and places them in a victim status. Cardinal McCarrick spoke at the rally, mostly in Spanish.
I strongly support securing our borders and enforcing our laws, but the Dems have framed the issue successfully, i.e., pro-immigrant versus anti-immigrant with the GOP being the anti-immigrant party. It remains to be seen how this translates into political power, but the GOP should not pander to the illegals regardless. The Dems will get all the "credit" anyway.
"Hello .... ???? voter registration for ILLEGALS ???"
I wonder if America has lost it's will. Everyone is out for themselves, regardless of the impact to anyone else. The politicians want power so badly that they're willing to destroy the country to do it.
Mr. Bush and his cohorts support this effort because it will provide cheap labor, and they think THEY can win the Hispanic vote.
The average American is too self absorbed to care, or threaten the out of control politicians.
We are getting what we, (collectively), deserve. America will be brought down from within, and we get the uncomfortable privilege of watching it happen.
"Hello .... ???? voter registration for ILLEGALS ???"
Sure. "Undocumented voters".
It was probably pretty easy to register the illegals after getting them all worked up. If anyone had asked about the status of any of the attendees, it would have been racial profiling.
Oh, and IIRC, it is illegal for pollworkers to request personal ID of voters in CA.
"Hello .... ???? voter registration for ILLEGALS ???"
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Sure, they're voting, and have been voting. Nobody can stop them either. It's what our pols know, and don't want us to know.
Article from 2004:
http://www.frontpagemag.com/Articles/ReadArticle.asp?ID=15285
"Beyond requiring applicants to sign a pledge on voter-registration forms affirming that they are U.S. citizens, there is no way to prevent the nation's estimated 8 million to 12 million illegal aliens from casting ballots in November, area elections officials said."