[Gondring]

[...] as well as recognizing that there are people willing to do work Americans won't do," [...]

Yeah, right.

Respectfully, Mr. President, Go...Pound...Sand.

We have rising unemployment and extension of unemployment benefits, and you claim that we don't have enough workers? Maybe you should learn a little economics.

[freekitty]

There is something that is putting a really bad smell on President Bush. Why does he lack the courage of standing for these two Border Agents?

[ConservativeCompendium.net]

because I felt strongly that the comprehensive approach to immigration reform gutting immigration laws ...

There, fixed.

Cant believe bushbots are still defending him.

[hershey]

Does he like it when US citizens are murdered by illegal aliens who ‘come here for a better life’? What about that, GWB? All this concern about people who’ve broken the law, invaded the country and who don’t give two cents for the culture, values, language, or anything else the US stands for, and not one tear shed for US citizens. Mexico didn’t care about Mexicans, didn’t bother to educate them, etc.. No, just told them to head north and send money home. Now we’re in danger of Mexican drug gangs, who see us as sitting ducks. And why not? That’s what we are. When will GW care? When he’s impacted personally, that’s when.

[cva66snipe]

LOL Bush sounds just like the same Liberal he ran as back in 2000 when no one was really listening to a word he was actually saying. Or worse when they listened they explained his LIBERALISM as being some secret wise strategy to fool Da Bad Ole DEMs wink wink. Too bad many blind Republicans followed him just like the screaming love sick teenagers did The Beatles in the early 60’s.

[autumnraine]

“Well, I’m sorry it didn’t pass, because I felt strongly that the comprehensive approach to immigration reform was necessary for border enforcement, as well as recognizing that there are people willing to do work Americans won’t do,”

I’m so damn sick of this line.

[wolfcreek]

Power that be want to deminish sovereignty as a first step to a Socialist one world governance. Next up: Disarmament

[HenpeckedCon]

If B. Hussein was smart, he would pardon them on his first day in office. Talk about a public relations coup, plus it would make Dubya look petty.

[bestintxas]

Bush is not one of us.

This is all the proof we need.

[softengine]

what a f**ktard.

[gubamyster]

ping

[Mamzelle]

W delivers his latest snub to his base.

[Jeff Head]

This sickens me.

[SwinneySwitch]

Texas 2 ping!

[TexasCajun]

Something we can agree on with our liberal neighbors.

What a sad disappointment this President George Bush has been!

[dennisw]

Bush expressed concern for illegal aliens who risk their lives to come to the United States.

"I don't like it when the law is so antiquated that people who are willing to do hard work become contraband, they get stuffed in the bottom of 18-wheelers in order to come and do a job that others aren't willing to do. I don't think that's right," he said.

GW Bush's innermost thoughts and boy are they stupid
Now you know what he has been thinking for the last eight years

This is a sovereign nation...You and your daddy obviously don't care about that>
You defend Iraq's borders but not America's

[Petronski]

Fine.

Don’t talk about it.

Just do it.

[angkor]

>>>>>”I don’t like it .... people who are willing to do hard work .... a job that others aren’t willing to do. I don’t think that’s right,”<<<<<<

You don’t like it?

Well how about this my amigo Jorge:

Illegals have kept the wage rate for unskilled and semi-skilled labor at about ****50 percent of the wage growth of all other jobs in America since 1980****.

Americans ***can’t afford*** to take the “job that others aren’t willing to do.”

[devane617]

The worse thing to happen to America, and the Republican party: George W Bush. I know, some may say Zero, but he is an unknown at this time, we know what GWB has done.

[Sun]

Contact VP Cheney, and ask him to get Pres. Bush to at least commute the sentences of Ramos and Compean:

vice_president@whitehouse.gov

I think Cheney is more astute about the problems we will have if our border patrol agents will be afraid to do their jobs, if Ramos and Compean are not released. I reminded Cheney of the known terrorists who have sneaked across the border (including the Mexican border).