Immigration Bill Fragments To Get Third Chance (This Is like Freddy Kruger, Folks Alert)

Debbie Schlussel.com ^ | 06/29/2007 | Debbie Schlussel

[goldstategop]

As Mark Twain might say, reports of the Immigration Bill's death have been highly exaggerated.

The bill might have been killed for the second time, but today's Wall Street Journal reports that at least three key parts of it may still have life (one of which, the Dream Act, I've previously written about). Yes, it's like Freddy Kruger. The bill never completely dies. These, too, must be killed:

It ain't over 'til it's over.

[nicmarlo]

no. Sergeant...but, it doesn’t really matter with traitors, does it??? ; )

[Borax Queen]

Oh well, one day off was nice. I guess it’s back to work now. Let’s break out the email and phone numbers again.

My boss gave me the afternoon off, so I was going to recover from this week and do a little celebrating. Looks like it's time to refresh my phone arsenal, etc.

[California Patriot]

Nice.

[abigailsmybaby]

Criminy! Is the fat lady EVER going to sing?

[nicmarlo]

can you just believe this???

[Miss Didi]

Yes, Dick Morris was telling BOR just last night about Hillary’s grand scheme for illegals. Is there nothing this woman cannot solve.

[Little Ray]

Gee, anybody notice that the Border Security provisions (such as they were) ain’t one of the fragments rising from the dead?

Figgers.

[nicmarlo]

doesn’t sound like it!!!

[Borax Queen]

The “Dream Act” — scholarships for illegals’ kids — is obnoxious

I have a dream... [a country rid of illegal aliens and their spawn]

[The Blitherer]

can you just believe this???

Sad thing is, yes, I can.

[truthkeeper]

“Sergeant York.” 1941. One of my favorite old movies...loved Gary Cooper in it.

[Little Ray]

But we shouldn’t let ‘em get in-state tuition, unless the state offers it to ALL US Citizens first.
And US Citizens should get preference at the college, too!

[vetsvette]

There’s at least on part of the amnesty bill we won’t see anyone in Washington pushing too hard — the part about securing the border.

These clowns are beyond belief.

[nicmarlo]

This is confounding!!!

Absolutely astonishing!

Terribly frustrating!

Incredibly infuriating!!!

: )

[RinaseaofDs]

I’m against using the military as a conduit. It was bad for Rome too.

Citizens, with families and culture at stake, fighting to protect their country, the greatest conceived on Earth, are why our All Volunteer Military is as effective as it is.

As soon as you use citizenship as an INCENTIVE, you take the volunteer out of the All Volunteer Military.

Worse, you run the risk of training and arming Mexicans who are then going to essentially infiltrate our ranks. Before, they were illegal. Now they are basically STILL illegal, but now they are trained killers with guns.

I’m going to say . . . no Bob.

[The Blitherer]

Fortunately, we’ve got the 4th of July break to reload.

[KingLiberty]

Me too. Sergeant York (got it right,thanks to a couple of you) should have been on that AFI 100 list.

[truthkeeper]

Criminy! Is the fat lady EVER going to sing?

Damn, Yogi Berra was sure right! ("It ain't over till it's over.")

[Roccus]

Congress has challenged the American people to a massive game of “Whack-A-Mole”!
Just as the Senate tried to ram CIR through before anyone even read it, other legislations, large and small, bad and worse will be flying around the halls of congress under the radar, waiting for opportune moments.
The ruling class has tasted the insubordination of the masses and they do not like it.

[rbosque]

So I guess the will of the people means nothing to Washington unless they happen NOT to be citizens.