To: traditional1
Only two Republicans currently running for President, oppose this and any other “immigration bill,” i.e. Duncan Hunter and Tom Tancredo.
31 posted on
05/17/2007 10:26:53 AM PDT by
zerosix
(Native Sunflower)
To: zerosix
While this is a disasterous day for the United States, hard working American citizens should not go down without a fight.
Instead of sitting the next election out, or arguing over who is the most electable Republican, we all need to unite around either Tancredo or Hunter.
Screw the media, the money and the conventional wisdom that keeps forcing these so-called “front-runners” down our throats. The voters must rise up and untie around the only two candidates willing to take a stand in defence of our country.
To: zerosix
"Only two Republicans currently running for President"Neither of those two are electable; if Fred Thompson doesn't run, the Hildabeast will be stealing the White House silverware in '08, again..........
To: zerosix
Only two Republicans currently running for President, oppose this and any other immigration bill, i.e. Duncan Hunter and Tom Tancredo.
Mitt Romney strongly opposes this latest move too.
http://www.mittromney.com/News/Press-Releases/Governor_Mitt_Romney_On_The_Senate_Immigration_Agreement
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Kevin Madden (857) 288-6390 Boston, MA - Governor Mitt Romney issued the following statement on today's U.S. Senate agreement on immigration reform: "I strongly oppose today's bill going through the Senate. It is the wrong approach. Any legislation that allows illegal immigrants to stay in the country indefinitely, as the new 'Z-Visa' does, is a form of amnesty. That is unfair to the millions of people who have applied to legally immigrate to the U.S. "Today's Senate agreement falls short of the actions needed to both solve our country's illegal immigration problem and also strengthen our legal immigration system. Border security and a reliable employment verification system must be our first priority."
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