Weld Backs Guest-Work Legislation (RINO sucks up to hyphenates; nurses lip burn)

NY Post ^ | April 23, 2006 | AP

[calex59]

It's a kin to trying the same thing over and over again and expecting different results each time... Are you aware there is a WOT taking place?

Trying the same thing over and over, OH, you mean like voting for republicans and expecting them to act like conservatives! Yes, we are all aware of the war, apparently you are not or you would be very much against open borders.

[sirchtruth]

I wish I could find the thread on what Repubs have done since 2000, but since you think ALL repubs are rino's I guess that's would be meaningless to a person who would essentailly waste a vote and potentially bring someone much worse into government so they could represent you much less than a rino would!! (Any Dem)

Go ahead vote for the Meaningless Party, it's your choice.

[ClaireSolt]

In my mind, it is a huge achievement to bring this economy and the economy of the world back to boom times after the 2 hits of the dot com crash and 9/11 whihc cost 2 trillion dollars. The Hooverites would have had us have a depression in the name of fiscal restraint, I suppose. Keynesian policies have worked beautifully.

NYC is the most serious of the sanctuary cities. It was in 1994 that I visited it and saw so many foreign people that it was mind boggling. Then I saw the same in LAS and Miami. There are no Americans; the schools are failing; and crime is awful. If you want to reclaim the politics you will have to send the illegals home and carefully cheeck the voter roles and machines. Until you do there can be no honest elections in NY.

[ClaireSolt]

I can't see where you live, but someone who is as discouraged with national politics as you seem to be might well turn his attention to local affairs where you might really be able to make a difference.

[DoughtyOne]

Thanks for the suggestion.

[Reaganwuzthebest]

"Congress must pass a comprehensive immigration bill creating a guest worker program that gives hardworking immigrants a path toward citizenship," Weld said in remarks delivered to the Republican National Hispanic Assembly in Yonkers. "It's good for the economy and it's good for New York.".

Unfortunately I can't say what I think of Weld, it's not fit for a prime time audience.

[Reaganwuzthebest]

CFR’s Plan to Integrate the U.S., Mexico and Canada"

The Council on Foreign Relations (CFR) has just let the cat out of the bag about what’s really behind our trade agreements and security partnerships with the other North American countries. A 59-page CFR document spells out a five-year plan for the "establishment by 2010 of a North American economic and security community" with a common "outer security perimeter."

The best known Americans who participated in the CFR Task Force that wrote this document are former Massachusetts Governor William Weld and Bill Clinton’s immigration chief Doris Meissner.

New York State needs to send this one world globalist packing back to the land of Ted Kennedy and John Kerry.

[Politicalmom]

You mean like when the citizens of CA voted to deny services to illegals....and then had their will circumvented by a "judge"?

[shebacal]

Yeah, you and the other three members of the CP really have made a huge difference haven't you?

Make that "other four members" of the Constitution Party. I re-registered from Republican party to CP for the 2004 election, when it was obvious that Pres. Bush had his head in the ground regarding the illegal alien invasion.

I will not donate another dollar to the Republican Party.

[sirchtruth]

If you want to reclaim the politics you will have to send the illegals home and carefully cheeck the voter roles and machines. Until you do there can be no honest elections in NY.

Do not let any more illegals in, period. You're not going to kick out ALL the illegals here now, that's unrealistic, and if you tried you just might have some major anarchic unrest of biblical proportions.

Just don't let anymore illegals in...

[ClaireSolt]

I see it as a failure of community that people have lost control of their towns and cities. This is what they want back, their own communities. Why do they think that they can outsource this to the big, impersonal federal government?

You mention how an initiative in CA was overuled by a judge, as if that implies that everyone must be helpless. How far are you willing to take this attitude? If Jose and Maria break into your home and announce that they are staying, are you going to call the police and ask if you can kick them out? And if I live next door and I don't like their mariachi music, do I need the permission of ICE to tell them to hit the road?

[ClaireSolt]

Frankly, I am not willing to put up with the implications of 12 million illegals staying here. So, I disagree. Bring back John Ashcroft. He scared the Mideasterners into fleeing the country after 9/11. No need to deport.

[kpbruinfan]

My friend, you are entitled to your opinion. I for one, any many others like me, feel forgotten about and betrayed by the GOP. I've always been a conservative, both fiscally and socially, but the GOP has sold that out for votes. If you wish to continue to support the ideals of moderation and concession I support you 100%. I believe moderates are cowards with no spine and blown around like the wind - whichever way they can garner votes. I refuse to support anyone anymore who won't stand up for what's right - and I mean morally right. Two examples: a sovereign and strong America, and constitutional protection to be an openly practicing Christian without fear of reprisal or ridicule. The CP is young enough to pay attention to its base. I appreciate your candor however and hope your GOP will find a way to appeal to its digruntled conservative base again.

God bless,

KP