HUCK GETS TOUGH ON IMMIGRATION

Nealz Nuze ^ | January 17, 2008 | Neal Boortz

[AuntB]

I was listening to Laura Ingraham talking with Center for Immigration Studies Mark Krikorian yesterday . Huckabee claims Krikorian devised his ‘immigration’ policy for him. Mark said he had been contacted by several people and wrote up a brief ‘what had to be done list’, by no means a complete policy that was published some time ago.

Huckabee simply took that article, added little to it and implied Mark and Huck worked out this new ‘policy’. Mark has never worked with or endorsed Huck. Never.
His supporters made it sound like CIS had worked with him on this and thereby endorsed him for Pres.

Krikorian says, [Well, at least he credited me with writing it]

http://www.lauraingraham.com/

Cool clips (Laura365)
NEW! Mark Kirkorian on the immigration issue.(pay to play)

This seems to be the article Krikorian was talking about that Huckabee hijacked.
http://www.cis.org/articles/2005/mskoped052305.html
Ten Points for a Successful Presidential Candidate

By Mark Krikorian

National Review
May 23, 2005

SEE ALSO:

Cato Institute’s Fiscal Policy Report Card on America’s Governors: 2006. http://www.cato.org/pub_display.php?pub_id=6724

Arkansas Mike Huckabee, Republican Legislature: Democratic Final-Term Grade: F Final Overall Grade: D

Thanks to a final term grade of F, Huckabee earns an overall grade of D for his entire governorship. Like many Republicans, his grades dropped the longer he stayed in office. In his first few years, he fought hard for a sweeping $70 million tax cut package that was the first broad-based tax cut in the state in more than 20 years. He even signed a bill to cut the state’s 6 percent capital gains tax—a significant progrowth accomplishment.

But nine days after being reelected in 2002, he proposed a sales tax increase to cover a budget deficit caused partly by large spending increases that he proposed and approved, including an expansion in Medicare eligibility that Huckabee made a centerpiece of his 1997 agenda. He agreed to a 3 percent income tax “surcharge” and a 25-cent cigarette tax increase. In response to a court order to increase spending on education, Huckabee proposed another sales tax increase. Huckabee wants to run for the GOP presidential nomination next year. He’s already been hailed as a viable big-government conservative candidate by some. That seems about right: Huckabee’s leadership has left taxpayers in Arkansas much worse off.

Apparently the good folks in Arkansas had a rough time of it with Mike Huckabee: Big Government Conservative.

Huckabee was in line with these governors:

Montana Brian Schweitzer (D)* 47 F Alabama Bob Riley (R) 47 F Washington Christine Gregoire (D)* 47 F Arkansas Mike Huckabee (R) 46 F Nevada Kenny Guinn (R) 46 F Delaware Ruth Ann Minner (D)* 44 F North Carolina Michael Easley (D)* 44 F Arizona Janet Napolitano (D) 43 F Louisiana Kathleen Blanco (D)* 43 F Ohio Bob Taft (R) 53 C Kentucky Ernie Fletcher (R) 53 C Maryland Robert Ehrlich (R) 53 C Vermont James Douglas (R) 53 C Michigan Jennifer Granholm (D) 53 C

http://ajacksonian.blogspot.com/2007/12/looking-at-republican-field.html

[DoughtyOne]

Hey, you have the game plan down pretty well there. Have you been attending some meetings without telling us?

Heh heh heh...

[AuntB]

See post 21

[Red_Devil 232]

When I said a pathway, I didn’t say what the pathway was.

It is looking more and more like the Huckster must be asked to define the meaning of the words he uses!

So we need to ask the Huckster to define what he means when he says "amnesty"! And before he goes any further in the Primaries!

Just so he can never say:

"When I said a amnesty, I didn’t say what the amnesty was."

[Oldexpat]

We need all these turkey’s..and our congressmen to sign pledges to crack down on illegal aliens and those the employ and aid them. I guess their oath of office isn’t enough.
We do need a guest worker program..limited by our unemployment figures. All immigration and visa programs need to have in and out logging. If US ICE can’t handle that we should ask Visa or Amex to bid to provide the cards and system. At the same time..we should have immigration bonds. Every visitor should post an immigration bond via an acceptable bank. These bonds would sort out who might overstay. The bonds would be real cheap..for Europeans and those with good credit records, but would be impossible for those with high risk of overstaying. Forfeited bonds would be used to pay for fugitive apprehension.
A friend of mine who works for State says they have discussed such a system.

[montag813]

The apologists for illegal immigration and Hispanic race pimps are going to yell bloody murder if Huckabee actually starts implementing such a plan

No danger of that, Neil, because those of us with a brain and a history book know that Huckabee is full of crap with this phony pledge.

This "pledge" means as much as Bush 41's "Read My Lips" pledge. Huckabee has called anti-amnesty conservatives racists and spoken passionately to La Raza in favor of amnesty. Anyone who believes this pledge instead of his clear and irrefutable history is an imbecile.

[OB1kNOb]

Huckster says:

"Mike Huckabee says that he is going to get tough on illegal immigrants."

Huckster actions:

Video of Huckabee Calling for Scholarships and In-State Tuition for Illegal Aliens (2005)

Mike Huckabee Supported Bill to GIve Driver's Licenses to Illegal Aliens

Huckabee Rents to Mexican Consul for $1.

Huckabee promotes 'open door' policy at LULAC convention

Huckabee's Position On Illegal Alien Amnesty

Huckabee risks political fortunes to denounce immigration raid

Immigration bill un-Christian, anti-life, governor says (Huckabee)

For links to the articles mentioned above, see my profile page.

[redgirlinabluestate]

Tom Tancredo knows immigration. And Tom Tancredo doesn't trust Huckabee or McCain:

U.S. Congressman Tom Tancredo endorses Romney(R-CO):
"While several of the candidates appear to be committed to our cause [immigration reform], there are others whose records as public servants are abysmal on this issue. They have been on the other side of the battle for years and encouraging and even inviting, in a way, illegal immigrants into the country. I fear that remaining in this race, when I know I cannot win, could contribute to the nomination of one of those candidates. We have done too much. We have come too far. The stakes are way too high for me to allow that to happen. And so today I’m doing two things that I believe are in the best interests of this cause, and that cause is, of course, a secure America. I am withdrawing from the race and I’m endorsing Governor Romney for president of the United States." (Video: Rep. Tancredo describes in detail why he endorses Governor Mitt Romney for President)

[A. Morgan]

BINGO!!

[Turret Gunner A20]

See post 21

I already did. So, now it's your turn to READ something that I previously posted -- I quote:

"Now that everybody has cursed Huckabee, Boortz and even smeared the Fair Tax, how about discussing the issue of the thread.

Hint: The thread IS NOT about getting Huchabee elected -- it is about the illegal immigrant problem.

1. Read the blurb;
2. Note that it is in a rather brief form that could be presented to the voters without putting them to sleep: and
3. Try to recognize that the few brief items within the suggested program would, of course need to be fleshed out for implementaion.

Now, do you think we can get back to the subject of the thread?

[dforest]

Huck and McCain are bonafide liars when it comes to immigration.

They both have nerve to think we would ever trust them.

I am tired of their personal attacks on US citizens for wanting laws enforced and the borders closed.

[redgirlinabluestate]

Don't be fooled. Tom Tancredo is no fool.

--->Tom Tancredo knows immigration. And Tom Tancredo doesn't trust Huckabee or McCain:

U.S. Congressman Tom Tancredo endorses Romney(R-CO):
"While several of the candidates appear to be committed to our cause [immigration reform], there are others whose records as public servants are abysmal on this issue. They have been on the other side of the battle for years and encouraging and even inviting, in a way, illegal immigrants into the country. I fear that remaining in this race, when I know I cannot win, could contribute to the nomination of one of those candidates. We have done too much. We have come too far. The stakes are way too high for me to allow that to happen. And so today I’m doing two things that I believe are in the best interests of this cause, and that cause is, of course, a secure America. I am withdrawing from the race and I’m endorsing Governor Romney for president of the United States." (Video: Rep. Tancredo describes in detail why he endorses Governor Mitt Romney for President)

[Turret Gunner A20]

I think you might have missed something in Neal's article; " Any candidate is welcome to pick it up and run with it. I make no claim to originality. If you listened to my show you would realize that.

[TornadoAlley3]

http://www.riehlworldview.com/carnivorous_conservative/2007/12/oof-huckabee-on.html

Oof!: Huckabee: Only Racists Or Nativists Oppose Bush Plan
And this isn’t while he was governor, it was in defense of Bush’s comprehensive immigration reform.

Wrote in his 2007 book that implementing strict enforcement of immigration laws “would be sheer folly”

2006: Supported President Bush’s immigration plan and claimed that opposition to Bush’s proposal was driven by “racism or nativism” and that it wasn’t amnesty. (Ralph Hallow, “Huckabee ‘Serious’ About Presidency,” Washington Times, 5/17/06)

Helped lead the effort to open a Mexican Consulate in Little Rock to issue Matricula Consular cards to Mexicans living in the U.S. (including those in the U.S. illegally). Many banks, including some in Arkansas, accept the card as a valid form of identification. (Jon Gambrell, “Ark. Candidates Criticize Mexican Matricula Cards,” AP, 10/18/06)

[bmwcyle]

He is too late to the party. If he didn't where the people were last year, it is too late to convince me.

[Red_Devil 232]

At one time in the recent past you could get a passport fairly quickly. In December 1990 I was asked by the US. Manager of my company if I would go to Venezuela for a 2 week period to relieve another manager who need to return to the States. I did not have a passport so I was told to show up in his New Orleans office Friday morning with my birth cert. That Friday morning I was given directions to the passport office ... picture taken ... application filled out. They told me to pick up my passport at 2:00 pm. I was in Maracaibo, Venezuela Sat. night.

I ended staying in Venezuela for over a year. Turned out the reason for the quick return of the other manager was to fire him!

Excuse the long winded rant.

[AuntB]

“Now, do you think we can get back to the subject of the thread?”

Hey, the subject of the thread is Huck and immigration.....HUCK GETS TOUGH ON IMMIGRATION

Right? Obviously you pick a candidate just like you read....with no thought! That’s what I posted about, that and his rating as a governor which sucks.

You have the same dim bulb attitude that Huck has.

[DoughtyOne]

Thanks.

[DoughtyOne]

You’ve got that right. I heartily agree.

[DoughtyOne]

McHuckaruney! 2008
It's time to take a stand.  Over the last 40 years, republicans have occupied the White House 70% of the time.  Has our nation moved to the right?  No.  We
have appointed seven of nine Supreme Court Justices.  Can we be assured the 2nd Amendment is secure?  No.  Is our education system better than it ever
was, or has it drifted far from the mandate we think it should observe?  The dems wish to turn our nation into the Communist model in ten to twenty years.
There are republicans who will do the same thing in 20 to 30 years, because they are not well grounded in conservative principles.  Do they deserve your vote?

Please, just say no to incrementalism.  Back reasoned conservatives.  Let's turn this thing around.  The founding principles must be secured, not abandoned.