Let Illegal Aliens Support Amnesty RINOs

HumanEventsOnline ^ | 05/30/2006 | Mac Johnson

[JamesP81]

Which leads us to the second insight: the strange pro-amnesty coalition consists, therefore, principally of Democrats. Should anger over the immigration debacle cause the Senate, or especially the House, to fall into Democrat’s hands in the November elections, the result will be an unstoppable march toward amnesty and massive, unimaginable increases in both legal and illegal immigration.

Look, it's simple. If immigration is important to you, then research the voting record of who is running for Senate and House of representatives in your district. If they are pro-American sovereignty, vote them in. If they aren't, vote for someone else who is. Party doesn't need to enter into it.

[staytrue]

The 23 Republican Senators that voted for the amnesty, by contrast, have a lifetime rating from the American Conservative Union of just 77 out of 100, a full 14 points lower.

This article is crap. Any politician that scores a 77 on the ACU meter is ok by me.

I also noticed, the author did not give the avg. ACU score for the democrats which is probably about 10.

[Leatherneck_MT]

Amen, Fight harder, don't give up.

Work for those representatives who will put a kabosh on this travesty.

Remove the likes of Mclame and the rest of his kennedy loving buddies and send them home with a pink slip.

[Grendel9]

According to FOXNEWS yesterday
a.m., Congressmen/Senators went
home for the holiday expecting
their constituents to be asking
WHEN is Congress going to get
going on Health Care, Social
Security, etc. They were over-
whelmed by the IMMIGRATION topic
wherever they went!

Gotta get outside the Beltway more
often, boys and girls!

[Savage Beast]

France is doomed.

America could become another France. If Congress should fall into the hands of Democrats, they will do this to the U.S.A. Make no mistake.

Do not let the Democrats seize power! They will destroy America!

We will deal with the RINOs in the primaries.

[staytrue]

Look, it's simple. If immigration is important to you

You meant to say, if you are single issue (immigration) conservative, then (blah blah blah).

[Jameison]

"Let the pro-amnesty RINOs (El RINOs?) get their support from the illegal aliens they believe they are so wisely courting. Give your support to the Republicans that are still courting you. But above all, do not give up and go away quietly."

Couldn't have put it better myself.
Excellent article.
Forget about the RINO's like the John McCain's and the Lincoln Chafee's.
Go out there and give your strong support (and money) to the anti-amnesty majority Republican congressmen, but keep up the pressure.
The phone calls, faxes, and letters against amnesty of any kind for the illegals must continue unabated.

[longhorn too]

John McCain has an average of 83, is he OK by you?

[Jameison]

"According to FOXNEWS yesterday
a.m., Congressmen/Senators went
home for the holiday expecting
their constituents to be asking
WHEN is Congress going to get
going on Health Care, Social
Security, etc. They were over-
whelmed by the IMMIGRATION topic
wherever they went! "

Now why am I not surprised?
Immigration is going to be the # 1 issue for November's elections, and the RATS are the # 1 enemy on that issue, with a staggering 39-4 RATS Senate vote for amnesty, and free college education for Mexican illegals in every state.
Something that even American kids don't get.
Exactly what are the RATS smoking here?

[staytrue]

Yes, Mccain is ok by me, because the real problem is reid, boxer, clinton, shumer, etc.

Personally, instead of trying to sack mccain, how about trying to elect steele in MD to take over sarbanes seat and keeping santorum in a very tough election in PA and how about sacking cantwell and stabenow who are both vulnerable democrats.

It would not hurt to keep chaffee and dewine either when you consider the democrats they are running against.

[Jameison]

"This article is crap. Any politician that scores a 77 on the ACU meter is ok by me"

Any Senate Republican (you listening John McCain?), that voted for a bill, that gives amnesty to illegal Mexicans in this country, and free college education for their kids in every state (something even American kids don't get), is definitely NOT ok with me.
Let's face it, this Senate Bill was dictated by Mexico for Mexicans.

[Spirited]

This is the doing of the Bush dynasty.

Being an age long Republican supporter, I know better than to support anyone whom they propose. When it comes to spending and immigration they are firmly in the illegal-spendit camp.
I do not propose to encumber my progeny with their lawless intentions.

[Jameison]

"Yes, Mccain is ok by me, because the real problem is reid, boxer, clinton, shumer, etc. "

This bill was created for the most part by McCain and Ted "The Swimmer" Kennedy.

[JamesP81]

John McCain has an average of 83, is he OK by you?

McCain would rather we have less free speech if it kept politics clean. I don't care how he votes otherwise; anyone that believes that is a traitor to the constitution and totally unfit to hold any elected office.

[maxter]

"It would not hurt to keep chaffee and dewine either when you consider the democrats they are running against."

No. It is time to get rid of them this cycle. Chaffee has an opponent in the primary. But just having an "R" after their name does not cut it anymore. The so called "big tent" was a BIG mistake IMHO and we are paying the price.

[Jameison]

"This is the doing of the Bush dynasty"


Bush does not vote in the Senate, or The House for that matter.
Bill was voted for in the US Senate, by a RATS majority of 39-4.
Republican Senators voted majority 32-23 AGAINST the bill.
What you do is call your congressmen and put pressure on them to kill The Senate Bill.

[Jameison]

"Chaffee has an opponent in the primary. But just having an "R" after their name does not cut it anymore"


Incredibly, Chaffee actually voted the excellent conservative Justice Alito.
Now that is as far beyond the pale as you can get.
Chaffee is a joke.
Unfortunately, he is going to win reelection, with a lot of his votes coming from the RATS voters in his very, liberal state.

[savedbygrace]

We will deal with the RINOs in the primaries.

That's an empty promise. At least 14 of the Republicans who voted in favor of the Senate immigration bill are NOT up for re-election in 2006. To suggest we wait past the 2006 elections to take action is a non-starter.

[lemura]

"This is the doing of the Bush dynasty"
Bush does not vote in the Senate

In addition to lack of enforcement at either the border or employers, under Bush's direction, the Treasury Dept issued regulations specifically endorsing Matricula Consulars for banking ID purposes. This was necessary for illegals to open bank accounts, send foreign wire transfers, and get mortgages/car loans.

In other words, Bush attempted to integrate illegals into our society so that it would be fait accompli by the time Congress got around to the issue. If you want to find the ONE person who is really responsible for the last 6 years, look no further.