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To: Alter Kaker
So the US should relax immigration standards and admit 1.2 billion Chinese? However bad Castro may be, he's nothing compared to Mao and his descendants in terms of communist butchery. Why do Cubans get in and Chinese don't?

Thanks for your hypothetical discussion, but there are real Cubans *today* who are escaping from Cuba and our response to them has very real electoral consequences. If conservatives were to block these refugees from gaining residency about 1 million Cuban-American votes for Republicans in Florida would vaporize instantly. This would give Florida to the Democrats and could very likely put Hillary in the White House.

19 posted on 12/15/2006 4:57:57 PM PST by burzum (Despair not! I shall inspire you by charging blindly on!--Minsc, BG2)
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To: burzum

And if Republicans allowed in one billion anti-Communist Chinese and gave them all citizenship, I'm sure the GOP would win every election for the next sixty years. Don't talk to me about the political situation -- please explain to me instead the difference between China and Cuba.


26 posted on 12/15/2006 5:16:24 PM PST by Alter Kaker ("Whatever tears one sheds, in the end one always blows one's nose." - Heine)
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To: burzum
This would give Florida to the Democrats and could very likely put Hillary in the White House.

I've got a question for you under your scenario. The Cubans have Florida, according to you. The Mexicans have California, Texas, Arizona and how many more states. The Muslims have Michigan. They ALL have to be "appeased" to get their vote.

The question. At what point does the "appeasement" stop? When every state is "owned" by some foreign enclave of immigrants? Not many left. And the few that are left, no politician gives a damn about.

37 posted on 12/15/2006 5:29:38 PM PST by WatchingInAmazement ("Nothing is more expensive than cheap labor," prof. Vernon Briggs, labor economist Cornell Un.)
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