[freeangel]

Blah, blah, blah. We KNOW what mclame has in store for us regarding ILLEGALS==and it won’t be pretty.

[darkwing104]

Saying and doing are two different thing.

[Diogenesis]

Virtual fences, imagined by virtual conservatives,
will stop virtually none of the Crimigrants.

[Cicero]

I like Jebb Bush, but immigration is not exactly his strong point.

I suppose it’s a step forward that McCain has been brought around to the point where he thinks it’s worth lying to the conservative base instead of just sticking another finger in their eye.

But a trip to Mexico and Guatemala may not have been the best place to do it.

[msnpatriot]

Something to watch out for.

Do not accept just the state governors certifying that their borders are secure when the govt announces it.

Trust but verify with citizen groups. Meaning that citizens groups should be included in the certification, such as the Minutemen, and some of the larger anti-illegal immigration groups.

They will never secure the border unless it's forced on them!

[PSYCHO-FREEP]

Ya, YA,

Border Security first, kind of like we have now. Don’t worry Juan, they can all sneak over later when it gets dark.

[TomGuy]

I believe we must have comprehensive immigration reform. The American people want our borders secured first

Too bad McCain and the American people are not on the same page. If they were McCain would be emphasizing border security over comprehensive immigration reform (aka, amnesty for illegals).

This is another example of Washington/McCain being out of touch.

[JustaDumbBlonde]

I believe precious little of what McCain has to say because his history in our government tells me something completely different than his current words. If I’m not mistaken, McCain has been a member of the senate since his amnesty plan went down in flames and he has done absolutely nothing to make the border more secure ... he just talks about doing something. I’m not impressed.

[DoughtyOne]

John’s refusal to criticize Juan Fernandez’ Mexico First policy is all I need to know about this bastard.

Let’s face it, the borders have already been secured to John’s satisfaction, and the fist 100 days of his presidency will see comprehensive immigration reform.

Another way of putting it is, the first 100 days of McCain’s presidency will see comprehensive United States cohesion reform.

John can name that tune in under 100 days. I can name it right now.

[upchuck]

The American people want our borders secured first, McCain said at a Mexico City news conference.

Hey John, instead of the same old rhetoric, how about some innovation?

Duncan Hunter promised us a wall in six months if he were elected president. An admiral and worthy idea.

How 'bout you get with Duncan, discuss, and then announce one of your first tasks as president will be to appoint Duncan to a Special Presidential Commission to build the fence in six months.

Git 'er done!

Nah, this is way over the head of an illegal-lover like you.

[Norman Bates]

McCain tells Mexican leaders to their faces - the border must be secured first.

The McCain List.

[doc]

I believe McAmnesty about as much as when Bush said eight years ago that he was going to work on comprehensive immigration reform.

[kabar]

For McCain, the lesson learned is secure the borders first and then grant amnesty to the 12 to 20 million illegals already here who will in turn sponsor another 66 million to 100 million more LEGAL IMMIGRANTS thru chain migration, i.e., family reunification. If that happens, this country is finished. Amnesty is forever.

[gubamyster]

ping

[Dr.Zoidberg]

The American people want our borders secured first, McCain said at a Mexico City news conference. That will require some walls. It will require virtual fences. It will require high-technology equipment. We must secure our borders, and then we will address the issue of

comprehensive immigration reform.

Ah yes, the previously exposed, discredited and rejected blanket amnesty...

Mcloon is like Mr. Ed when it comes to his understanding and accepting the will of the American people.

Someone has slathered peanut butter in his mouth and he's working his jaw but others are putting the words there to fool us into thinking he is actually the one saying them.

Once elected Mcloon will push amnesty like a deranged homeless man pushes a stolen grocery cart, with no more idea of where he's headed or what it's going to do, but loaded with all of his personal belongings and an unshakable determination to get away from the conservatives who are trying to take his collection of pretties way.

And he's the standard bearer for the gop for the next 4 years. Wow, just wow...

[dforest]

I would not even waste my time trusting MCCain on this issue.

I wouldn’t even spend one minute thinking he will do anything but grant amnesty.

People who think otherwise are sadly, very naive.

[Kimberly GG]

Is he pretending not to GET IT, or is he a complete moron?