A party that nominates McCain is not going to do anything about securing the nation’s borders.
“Most of the bills stand little chance of being debated in the Democrat-controlled Congress,”
Says it all.
They stand little chance of Bush signing them, too—the few bills that won’t die in committee.
I adore Michelle Malkin—conservative, tough as heck on the Border and interior enforcement, but to say these Senate bills are “tough” is a stretch. And besides, even if passed as is, do illegals in the past or currently respect and follow the laws of the land? No! They keep breaking them. Passing more laws won’t get the job done...ENFORCEMENT is the code word, and for years now, Chertoff and other “leaders” refuse to enforce Fed. Immigration law, except on a small scale.
Considering there are some 40 million-plus illegals in the U.S., I would say that the situation is urgent.
Instead of being so negative about all of this, we need to pray. God moves when people pray and I’m willing to bet not too many of us have thought about praying about this and other situations our nation is facing.
I cannot think of a single positive thing about McCain. His visit to his former captives and his callous treatment of POW/MIA issues and the families speaks for itself.