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To: AmericanInTokyo

He also chnged his tune about what the lesson learned was....and he is right. He was pimping amnesty all last year and yet he got nominated. The GOP voters can kiss my arse. This disgusts me to no end.


13 posted on 06/12/2008 11:29:08 PM PDT by pissant (THE Conservative party: www.falconparty.com)
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To: pissant
I am one pissed off HUNTERITE and I am NOT going to "close ranks" and "take one for the team", and vote for McRINO, afraid of the Big Bad Wolf (D).

Hell no. And I AM going to actually vote FOR somebody for a change.

It is down to two choices for me, right now, at least. Both choices are pro-Border enforcement. One even had very nice things to say about The Minutemen the other day on national TV.

Nope. "Jug Ears" or "Scarface" do NOT get this American's vote this time around.

22 posted on 06/13/2008 4:17:06 AM PDT by AmericanInTokyo ("President-elect" McCain Will Announce His Cabinet Bit-by-Bit To The Disbelieving Groans of FREEPERS)
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To: pissant
He was pimping amnesty all last year and yet he got nominated. The GOP voters can kiss my arse.

He still is and he is a damn lier as well. He will never stop.

Little Juan spouted a load of crap about "learning his lesson" in regards to amnesty for illegal aliens and he was lying his azz off. The defeat of the amnesty bill was one of the biggest smackdown of politicians by the American public in history. But little Juan is right back on the side of the illegals AGAIN in his open support for amnesty.

After adjusting his immigration stance when his comprehensive immigration bill died last summer, John McCain, now with the Republican nomination in hand, has once again ruffled conservative feathers on the immigration issue by returning to the position that almost stopped his campaign dead in its tracks.

Mr. McCain joined California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger last week in supporting a "comprehensive" immigration plan that would address the problem "in a humane and compassionate fashion."

"Sen. [Edward] Kennedy and I tried very hard to get immigration reform, a comprehensive plan, through the Congress of the United States," Mr. McCain stated. "We must make it a top agenda item."

May 27, 2008

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34 posted on 06/13/2008 12:05:49 PM PDT by TLI ( ITINERIS IMPENDEO VALHALLA)
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