[Havoc]

It's all about the unskilled and underpriveledged.. Hmm. We're all largely against abortion here and tacitly give lipservice to being for the poor and underpriveledged.. but the republican policy on this issue seems to be to export their job opportunities, import illegal aliens to keep them from making an income they can live off of and replace them in the workplace with H1 & L1 visa imports under the deciet that there is some sort of labor shortage. But we did cut their taxes...

[DB]

Considering the current unemployment rate, people are working somewhere... They are also spending a lot of money - cars, houses, etc. Many of them must have jobs that pay well.

[Treader]

Would you like maple or boysenberry syrup?

[Conservativegreatgrandma]

but the republican policy on this issue seems to be to export their job opportunities, import illegal aliens to keep them from making an income they can live off of and replace them in the workplace with H1 & L1 visa imports under the deciet that there is some sort of labor shortage. But we did cut their taxes...

I couldn't disagree more. Republicans want properity for everyone--or at least the opportunity for prosperity for everyone. If our economy is doing so badly, why are employment and wages both increasing?

[Petronski]

Yes, it's all about you.

[Jeff Head]

One of the reasons we have any labor shortage for those jobs in the fields and construction (where I worked hard as a youth), is because of abortion where an entire generation has been killed off. That coupled with not teaching those children that are born to work hard for what they get.

[AliVeritas]

You have a point.

We are being made to think (true or not), that we can't do without them, we don't have enough Americans to replace this workforce (face it, for every two with a job, there's an American without).

Why do you think they want to let illegals in? We are not having children. If we had the 45 million gone from abortion since 1973 we would have funds in Social Security and taxes paid... and jobs for Americans at a decent wage.
Also not as much outsourcing.

If you go to worldmapping or any site similar, put in births, deaths and migration... the answer is clear. Europe has been below repopulation for a while.. hence Arabs and others come in (we see how much fun they're having in France, Britain, the Netherlands - home of the Groningen Protocol by the way). Same here. Then some of the children we do have are in the basement playing video games instead of working at an early age as I did. No idea of responsibility. You have a lot of single parents, which means no discipline from dad (who feels with abortion and Roe... let her deal with it, I don't have to), teenage boys who have no idea what a man is or does, much less a husband and father.
You have teenage girls who had no father, who also have no idea of the same... with no self-esteem. You have the media shoving sex and rights (12 year olds get an abortion without parental notification but the school can't give them an aspirin without approval... but condoms in sex-ed class... ok,). A lot of kids can't even get summer youth jobs now...

Not to mention the standards in schools and the dumbing down further of standards re: immigration. No history, english, math... tolerance for alt. lifestyles.

[Nowhere Man]

It's all about the unskilled and underpriveledged.. Hmm. We're all largely against abortion here and tacitly give lipservice to being for the poor and underpriveledged.. but the republican policy on this issue seems to be to export their job opportunities, import illegal aliens to keep them from making an income they can live off of and replace them in the workplace with H1 & L1 visa imports under the deciet that there is some sort of labor shortage. But we did cut their taxes...

I know myself, I deplore this latter day Margaret Sanger, both of which are truly evil. I do agree with what you just said 100%, what keeps the Republicans in power, as flawed as they are is the Democrats are so lefty moonbatty with homosexual marriage and perhaps the war on terrorism although the latter seems like it is starting to wear thin. I believe in the war on terrorism of course but when you start having problems at home jobwise and so on, the issues that hit the average person head on, the war on terror will go out the window if it meant everyday survival is threatened. I think in 2004, the Republicans have two main heroes they should thank them for winning, the Canadian Supreme Court who validated homosexual marriage in 2003 up in Canada (which touched a firestorm here) and Mayor Gavin Newsome of San Francisco for keeping that issue alive here in the United States. Still they won only by a kitten's whisker. If the lefty moonbats just let up even a little, they can come back into power.

If the Democrats were truly wise, they'd run somebody like a Hubert Humphrey, a JFK, or Harry Turman type candidate, but that would mean throwing a lot of the moonbat agenda under the bus and they would lose the moonbats they have, which would not be a bad idea. I could vote for a Hubert Humphry or an FDR if they would address the jobs issue, keep fighting the war on terrorism and secure or borders and sovereignty.

But still this does not bode well if the democrats keep all or most of the moonbat stuff while the Republicans sink on borders and the jobs issue, this will hurt us in the long run, perhaps beyond repair. Certainly, I will never feel at home with the Democrats in their present form, but I don't quite fit the Republican mold as it is right now either.

[justshutupandtakeit]

That is a flat out LIE. There is no such "Republican" policy and one must be pretty far gone before they would make any such claim.

[zip]

What is your problem?