Posted on 07/06/2006 9:48:54 AM PDT by Spiff
Reagan signed off on the ONE-TIME amnesty deal of 1986, only after his demands for employer sanctions was agreed to by the Congress. The IRCA of 1986 is STILL the law of the land, and the one million dollar fines can STILL be enforced against employers who hire illegals. Ted Kennedy didn't like the employer sanction provision and began to systematically underfund it, leading to 20 years of liberal immigration policies under Bush41, Clinton and Bush43.
No President can know how his SCOTUS appointmets will turn out. Just ask Ike about Earl Warren and Nixon about Warren Burger. Reagan's nominees/appointments included conservatives Robert Bork, Antonin Scalia, William Reinquist and Anthony Kennedy. Kennedy received endorsements from all the major national right to life organizations, and anti-crime LE groups. SD O'Conner was a moderate jurist when Reagan appointed her. Reagan probably shouldn't have listened to Meese and Shultz to pick O'Conner.
After 10-20 years on the high court, Bush`s picks of Roberts and Alito can be properly judged in historic content. Not now.
I wonder if the OBL will show up to scream that we are racist and that's why we are against allowing amnesty to the millions of illegal Mexicans who are here to subvert the US government and reclaim these states for Mexico? They just don't want to admit what the real purpose of illegal immigration is all about, but that's why they support La Raza and MEChA!
Rove will attend and support the agenda of La Raza at the upcoming Mexican Congress, in LA. His boss probably sent him! I bet Hillary will show up with Bill. She was one of the featured speakers to a conference that La Raza and other Mexican groups held last year. In fact, only RATS were allowed to speak, but then, most all of them are RATS, and once illegals get amnesty they will vote RAT and the political face of America will be forever changed.
Maybe they're just trying give to the public the idea that La Raza is a respectible and responsible organization -- just like a previous administration did with the Kosovo Liberation Army.
Presidential support.
As a minor correction, this list should probably also include Nevada.
A more significant complaint is that I strongly suspect the Utes, Apaches, Navajos, Hopis etc. would never admit that the Aztecs ever had any legitimate claim to the referenced area.
Ya. And Rove thinks he's sticking it to all of us. Well we will see when Nov. rolls around. The final act in the Bush play has been weak. I will leave it at that.
Clinton, of course, confirmed media whore that he is, hates to ever pass up any chance to avail himself of a photo op and inflict his insufferable bloviation on the largest audience possible--usually at an exorbitant fee. Impeached, draft dodging, accused rapist and probable traitor, it is hard to imagine anyone better suited to be a speaker at a NCLR conference. They are made for each other. Another good choice.
Karl Rove here, is of course merely a surrogate for Bush who would love to attend as principal demogogue and Hispanderer, but who recognizes that loyal American conservatives would then make his life even more difficult than they already have, with Republicans running for reelection storming the White House with protests. Sending Rove, the father of modern party-above-principle Big Tent GOP politics, will fool nobody. So much for the much ballyhooed "change of mind" on S. 2611 and the passionate embrace of "enforcement only". On this one, "compassionate conservatism" and "new tone in Washington" isn't going to do a damned bit of good. Good fit under the circumstances, but a surrogate is still only a surrogate, whose appearance may cause his boss a lot of trouble (and he will deserve every bit of it).
All in all, an impressive collection of traitors.
I wonder when it will dawn on the blacks that they are no longer the fair haired minority..the chosen people of the left..?
"So much for the much ballyhooed "change of mind" on S. 2611 and the passionate embrace of "enforcement only"".
Anyone that saw Bush's dispicable display at Dunkin Donut on CSPAN yesterday would know that he's a flat out liar.
Leaving us with the big question, of course, that if he isn't credible on the illegal alien issue, how credible is he on any other issue?
RE:Shaved heads"now quite a common look among hispanics...at least in California"I learn something new every day on FR.We have a few sporting that look where i work(Fla).Lots of gold chains.Tattos.Occasionally overheard refering to white co-workers as "Gringo's".
At this point, the "big tent" is nothing more than a CIRCUS complete with clowns.
And completely bereft of loyal American conservatives.
We're all done.
Rove and Bush will have to make do with just the pretend-conservatives onboard. It's all they have, plus the (R) lemmings and however few legal Hispanic voters they are able to fool along with your odd lots of illegal alien voters here and there.
Too bad. They brought it on themselves.
I cannot say what the Rove/Bush/Norquist intentions are, but they couldn't destroy the Republican party faster if they tried.
It really has been an amazing thing to watch. According to the RNC, donations are still flowing in, yet every single conservative I know has shut down donations for the past year or longer. Either they're lying, or the wealthy, silk sock, country-club, go along to get along crowd of compromisers (e.g., the New Majority pecksniffs), is making up the difference. But something doesn 't compute.
Sure doesn't compute! Just like you hear from the press that "most" Americans are for comprehensive immigration reform. The MSM still underestimates the power of the internet. Either that or they really do think we are mostly stupid.
Oh, it gets even better...with another sell-out from The Heartland, with VOA
adding capital letters:
(from the conference schedule at:
http://www.nclr.org/section/events/conference/event_information/speakertalent/
Monday, July 10
Monday Luncheon
Location: West Hall B
Time: 12:30-2:30 p.m.
Lynn Pike, President, Bank of America California
SENATOR SAM BROWNBACK, R-Kansas
Robert Iger, President & CEO, The Walt Disney Company
While listening to the Congressional hearing here in San Diego yesterday I especially enjoyed hearing the Hispanic-American Sheriff from TX, Flores.
He has a lot of courage telling it like it is.
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