Posted on 12/07/2008 12:22:15 AM PST by rabscuttle385
Members of the cultural right have called Juan Hernandez a "border obliteration activist," an "American traitor," and an "agent of the Mexican government."
John McCain's presidential campaign called him something different: director of Hispanic outreach. For 14 months leading up to the election, the Fort Worth, Texas, native was a high-level volunteer at McCain '08 headquarters, where he attended daily senior staff meetings and advised the Arizona senator and his top lieutenants about how to appeal to Hispanic voters.
Part of that strategy was highlighting McCain's record of championing comprehensive immigration reform. Meanwhile, down the hall, another portion of the campaign was hard at work trying to make McCain more palatable to the Republican mainstream by de-emphasizing his record of championing comprehensive immigration reform.
Brilliant.
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Says every reputable poll. She needs to prove herself as ready for prime time, otherwise she will be a national joke.
I certainly hope your analysis is right----but I don't think so. "Comprehensive immigration reform" will be at the top of the Democrats priority scheme (and why wouldn't it be, as it will generate 12-20 million new Democrat voters--the economy will take second place to politics). And McCain and the RINOS will be right there to back them up.
>>Go for it, BHO, propose to import another 10 million or so. That is bound to be a really popular position with the electorate especially with lower income types who came out in droves to vote for you.<<
Unfortunately, those who came out in droves to vote for BO are too dumb to realize what amnesty and open borders will do to them.
The number of “Republicans-didn’t-pander-to-illegals-enough” articles coming out is barf-worthy.
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