Maybe you know the answer to this because I sure don’t, is immigration the same as amnesty(I’m serious because I have no freakin clue!) Why I ask is because I have heard her many times since the election say she is against amnesty for illegals, as early as last week on Bill O’Reilly, it wouldn’t make sense to me for her to support it now
Sarah did not say one word about agreeing with Juan on immigration! Either the poster was mistaken or intentionally trying to plant words.
The media has always purposely used the term immigration when what is really being discussed is what to do with the illegal aliens. Real, legal immigration is rarely discussed. I feel sure they were discussing McCain’s position on illegal aliens, and what to do with them. And, opponents readily call anything that offers illegals a path to citizenship, amnesty.
McCain and others pretend it’s not amnesty because they say they’ll require a small fine before the illegals can be put on a path to citizenship.
So, is Sarah playing word games saying she opposes amnesty, meaning, if they pay a fine and then get citizenship, it’s not amnesty? Or is she opposed to any path to citizenship for illegal aliens, period?
I didn’t see the Greta show. To me it sounds like she supports McCain’s position, which provides a path to citizenship for illegals, whether it’s called amnesty or not. (I definitely call it amnesty).
I guess we’ll know for certain after more see the rerun, or we see several news reports on what was said.
She stated back in 2008 that she supports a "Path to Citizenship." In other words, they stay. Obama uses the same terminology, btw.