Bush pressing hard on immigration bill

AP ^ | 06/01/07 | JULIE HIRSCHFELD DAVIS

[mcshot]

Good points about lack of points and hence support.

[Maynerd]

This bill isn't amnesty," Bush said. "For those who call it amnesty, they're just trying to, in my judgment, frighten people about the bill.

What a flaming a-hole. He sounds more like Kennedy and Hiliary than the supposed conservative I voted for twice.

I guess it's time to donate to the Bush impeachment lunatics of code pink and the move on.org ilk (followed by delousing of course).

[twonie]

It’s not just his country - it is my country and yours. He and his immediate family are not he only ones to be considered here. I will never defend him again, on anything, no matter what. He will destroy our country if he gets this legislation through. Our only hope, I guess, is the House.

[GOPJ]

Why not let 4 or 5 million illegal Chinese into the country? They would love to come here - maybe even work cheap for blowhard rich Texans. Who knows? Why not? Is racism the reason? Do Bush and Kennedy discriminate against those with a yellow cast to their skin?

Are some illegals better than others? Does Bush not like the Chinese? And Russians? I'm sure 5 or 6 million Russians would love to live here. Sounds like some in the Bush Administration are racist to me. Just throw the doors open...

[stephenjohnbanker]

Bush is a LIAR!!

[GOPJ]

It’s not just his country - it is my country and yours. He and his immediate family are not he only ones to be considered here.

Well said.

[samadams2000]

I am at the point where not only do I want this Anti-American monstrosity stopped but I want all supporters deported from office and marks left, followed by public shaming. I want RETRIBUTION.

I use to devour books on the founding fathers and this countries history. I feel powerless and angry. My sweet country is being sold out from within.

[Loyolas Mattman]

So in short, Mr. President, you’re going to stay the course...

[HeartlandOfAmerica]

frighten people about the bill.

By God, that's the 2nd time in as many days that we've been called scaremongers by this @#(*)&&#$ President!

[dirtboy]

but you can't argue about the fact that there are consequences in this bill for people who have broken our law."

Yeah, sure, Bush. You don't even want them to have to pay back taxes. And the price of a Z visa is less than what a coyote charges to get them here. Some consequence.

[battletank]

Excellent! I couldn’t agree more. They’re racists...against everything American!

[Verloona Ti]

And if a NAU is the end result, true power will no longer lie in the WH (figurehead) or Congress or the USSC : It will lie in the many NGOs and agencies that will be needed to coordinate and run the NAU. Which is why threats of never voting for Republicans (or Democrats) again are pointless : They are already looking forward to the time when true power will not be allocated by votes-rather, the elites will run the NGOs and agencies, and they’ll nominate each other and each other’s children to slots as they become available. The scum currently in congress may not be able to profit by this, but they assume their children and grandchildren will. National leaders and congress/parliaments will exist, but anything they legislate can and will be overruled by the unelected bureaucrats who’ll run NAU’s many agencies and NGOs.

[HeartlandOfAmerica]

I agree: President Bush - Just doing the work the Dems won’t do.

[at bay]

Speak out of turn at a press conference and he WILL have you arrested (like the Chinese woman).

[MBB1984]

I get so tired of his deliberate misinformation to the voters on this issue. He really doesn’t want a debate, he wants to cram his treason down our throats. I just pray it fails one way or another.

[johnthebaptistmoore]

Kill it please! Thanks from a law abiding U.S. citizen.

[ZULU]

“President Bush challenged lawmakers on Friday to have the political courage to pass an immigration bill amid intense pressure from critics who call it amnesty and advocates who believe the current system is broken.”

Should read “President Bush appealed to Congressmen to ignore the expressed will of their Constituents - the mass of Americans who oppose this bill - and vote for the ‘New World Order’ in which lesser folk will have decisions made for them by their betters”.

George Bush II has been out of the loop for some time. As time goes on, he gets more and more out of the loop. Maybe for an encore he’ll get together with Algore and star in a stage play called “Global Warming”.

[MrB]

And donations to the RNC plummet

You would think this would have some effect...

[Deo volente]

"This is a difficult issue for a lot of folks," the president said.

Yes, Mr. President, it's difficult to ponder the disintegration of the United States of America which this awful bill will facilitate.

It's difficult to imagine living in a country without borders or sovereignty, which this bill will enable.

It's difficult to give up our American way of life, our culture, and our English language.

It's also difficult to imagine a future world without national boundaries, where Americans will be subject to a single global authority, which seems more and more to be part of your agenda.

And the most difficult thing of all is to realize that we thought you were one of us, a true conservative who valued freedom and the American Way.
Boy, were we ever wrong!!!

[backhoe]

862 posted on 06/01/2007 2:04:36 PM EDT by drpix