Hunter Position on Driver Licenses for Illegal Immigrants: "No, Period."

News Blaze ^ | Nov. 16, 2007 | News Blaze

[Fitzcarraldo]

Go Hunter!

[AuntB]

If presidents were elected by simple, honest Yes or No answers, Hunter would be the only one left in the contest.

[lilylangtree]

Yippee! Go Duncan!

[cripplecreek]

I haven’t heard him explain an answer yet. He doesn’t need to.

[AuntB]

I haven’t heard him explain an answer yet. He doesn’t need to.

Exactly. When we hear Hunter say the following, let me know....

"I was for it before I was against it...."

"I've changed my position since I voted...."

"Let me clarify what I really meant.."

"But I had to be liberal to get elected before....."

[KarlInOhio]

Hunter Position on Driver Licenses for Illegal Immigrants: "No, Period."

Is Hunter getting squishy on this? I expected "No, Exclamation point." :-)

[Regulator]

Doesn't matter. Most of the people in the GOP aren't all that smarter than the people who support the Dims. For the most part, they are voting for celebrity candidates like Rudy McRomney, whoever they've heard of on national TV. If LBJ came back to life and put an R next to his name they'd vote for him ( and of course, they already did, his name was Lyndon Baines Bush, another big spender from Texas ).

Hate to be pessimistic, but look what the GOP "leadership" has done to Tancredo and Hunter: gone out of their way to villify them. That's because they threaten the spending, which the GOP leaders have promised to their clients.

Ron Paul was right: he said that the current government is just two gangs having a fight over who gets to spend the people's money. The ideology that the parties supposedly support are just marketing positions, pieced together to try to corral enough votes so that their guys end up with the money.

Honest guys like Tancredo, Hunter, even Paul are homeless in this party. The Republican party is now back to its form of the latter part of the 19th century: a party of large corporations whose market is primarily government - corporations that cannot compete in open markets, because no one wants what they sell. So they need a government to shove their junk down our throats.

The other guys are just the front men for those corporations.

Sorry for being negative - but what can you say when Hunter and Tancredo are in the single digits, even now?

[AuntB]

“Is Hunter getting squishy on this? I expected “No, Exclamation point.” :-)”

Ah, he’s just another sellout.....

Actually a few months back a poster who trolled and disrupted the Hunter threads posted pages about the fact that an apostrophe on Hunter’s logo was ‘backwards’.......

[AuntB]

I hear ya.

[cripplecreek]

Look at all the stumbling around that going on in debates on both sides of the aisle. You put clearly conservative and consistent Hunter up against ANY democrat and that democrat will slink off the stage like a whipped puppy.

[AuntB]

Duncan Hunter: "I don't need consultants. I write my own speeches. I don't need advice on having people testing the political wind to tell me what positions they think I should take. Most of the major positions I've already taken, and are there for better or worse. I know what I stand for... "

[Fast Moving Angel]

Dear Lord, I wish he were electable.

[Attention Surplus Disorder]

OMG, a concise, unequivocal answer!! Am I in a parallel universe?

[Calpernia]

Governor Spitzer is deeply saddened. Will Spitzer dare try to Steamroll Congressman Hunter?

[Calpernia]

Don’t forget, Congressman Hunter is not just a Presidential Candidate. He is saying no from the Homeland Security Committee. Unlike the other candidates who’s nos are only lip service at this point, Hunter has power and will continue to use it.

[AuntB]

Dear Lord, I wish he were electable.

Dear Lord, he is if we get off our butts and stop being so negative.

[AuntB]

OMG, a concise, unequivocal answer!! Am I in a parallel universe?

Yes! lol

[AuntB]

Sweet! LOL

[Dante3]

I see MSM as the main problem here. They have made a point of a avoiding him.