FNC's 'Beltway Boys' Call GOP Anti-Illegal Immigration Stand 'Dumbest Move' of 2006

http://newsbusters.org/ ^ | January 3, 2007 | Tim Graham

[cripplecreek]

Beltway insider bull pucky.

[Hornet19]

Just how completely out of touch can these 'boys' be??

[muawiyah]

Kondracke has a really personal problem here ~ he needs low wage illegals to work in his home 24/7; he's also usually too drunk to mow his own grass too.

[TomGuy]

New amnesty push likely in 07 by Bush, Dems

Posted by Mount Athos On 01/04/2007 7:32:40 AM CST · 14 replies · 209+ views Marietta Daily Journal ^ | Wednesday, January 3 | D.A. King Five years into the war on terror, most Americans desperately hoped 2006 would be "the year" for solutions to the long national nightmare of intentionally unsecured borders and the resulting illegal immigration crisis. For many, the dream was that at a minimum, we would begin to see border security and immigration law enforcement similar to what Mexicans still living in Mexico enjoy. It didn't happen. According to a report released in late 2006 by the House Committee of Homeland Security, up to 10 million people entered the United States illegally and un-inspected last year. Georgia watched as its population of...

[Dane]

Hmm well gee no non-imcumabnt GOP candidates who made immigration their main issue won did they.

Also two of the biggest and outspoken candidates on immigration lost, Hayworth and Hostettler.

Hayworth actually won with 60% of the vote in his last 3 elections before 2006, but went down to defeat as he gladly drank the Tancredo political poison.

[Renegade]

It was "W"'s call for amnesty program that really Pi$$ed off the majority of Conservatives , myself included .

[saganite]

If American voters really did oust the Republicans for speaking up about our porous border then it's obviously going to take another 9-11 with the terrorists coming through our southern border to wake us up (again). In my opinion it's inevitable.

[Cold Heat]

They are right!

All the hyperbole, and infighting over the issue cost us a lot of votes.

Now we will sit helplessly by and watch as the Senate version of the failed bill gets a liberal rewrite and is passed with the House on board this time around, and there is not a damn thing you can do about it.

Bush will certainly sign it.

It's what you could call a done deal and all the fighting was for nothing. Absolutely nothing.

The immigration nonsense cost us a lot, and we lost the issue to boot.

[Dane]

If American voters really did oust the Republicans for speaking up about our porous border then it's obviously going to take another 9-11

Yeah those defense warrior nancy pelosi hawks won(/sarcasm).

If you actually believe your italicized above, keep on smoking whatever you want.

[KingKenrod]

The Boys are wrong - the fence did not cost them the election.

They are right in that the GOP is alienating future Hispanic voters. That will probably happen no matter what the GOP does.

[PSYCHO-FREEP]

SHHHHHHUUSHHHH UP!

They'll burn you at the stake for Heresy if they hear you say that!

The worst part is, you're absolutely right!

[Sprite518]

I guess we are on our way down. So when will California and Texas go back to Mexico.

These immigrants are way different from the ones that came from the 1960s and back. Meaning they only want to use us, and do not want to assimilate. Their flat out refusal to learn are language and speak their own is a big Red Flag.

This country is going to fold like a cheap tent since the politicians have sold out the United States Constitution. Thanks for nothing Republican losers! The Bastards have sold us out!

[Sprite518]

I guess we are on our way down. So when will California and Texas go back to Mexico.

These immigrants are way different from the ones that came from the 1960s and back. Meaning they only want to use us, and do not want to assimilate. Their flat out refusal to learn are language and speak their own is a big Red Flag.

This country is going to fold like a cheap tent since the politicians have sold out the United States Constitution. Thanks for nothing Republican losers! The Bastards have sold us out!

[Dane]

Now we will sit helplessly by and watch as the Senate version of the failed bill gets a liberal rewrite and is passed with the House on board this time around, and there is not a damn thing you can do about it.

The immigration blowhards on FR could have gotten behind a good bill such as Kyl/Coryn, but noooooooooo, that was "shamnesty".

[traditional1]

"The immigration nonsense cost us a lot, and we lost the issue to boot."

Yep...we lost alright.

We lost to the Mexican invasion of ILLEGALS, and didn't respond. We look like the French going to war...marching with our hands in the air and waving a white flag.

What it cost us in the past is NOTHING compared to what it will cost taxpayers in the future, as we grant amnesty to 20 million lawbreakers, and grant citizenship to every Mexican baby that pops out on U.S. soil, from an ILLEGAL, law-breaking mother.....

[Dane]

I guess we are on our way down. So when will California and Texas go back to Mexico.

You are a real downer aren't you, especially with your behavior of sucking your thumb in the corner and in the fetal psoition over the fact that some guy named Jose is tarring a roof in 100 degree heat and that is the end of the world.

[greene66]

Barnes' and Kondracke's take on illegals is the single reason I stopped watching both "Beltway Boys" and the roundtable on "Brit Hume" a few months back. Anybody who holds such open-borders, pro-illegal views is somebody I refuse to trust on any other matter.

[saganite]

Lighting up now thank you.

[PRND21]

Now he is a demagogue, it amounts for populists and potectionists and xenophobes. And he doesn't have any answers."

Sounds familiar...just add Grifter.