Arizona Can't Wait Any Longer ( In which Rush Nails it)

Rush Limbaugh ^ | April 27, 2010 | Rush Limbaugh

[yoe]

RUSH: The Arizona immigration stack continues to grow here, as I prep the show today. I have just a little bit of an observation to make before we get into this in great detail. The European Union, the wonderful European Union, these are the people we're supposed to emulate. These are the enlightened souls that we are supposed to be like: The French, the Germans, the Swiss, even the Spanish. But the thing is they have no trouble whatsoever kicking out their illegal aliens. Now, the Brits are not in on this. But some of these other European Union nations, they don't put up with this. Aren't we constantly told that they are so much more enlightened than us in every way that we need to emulate them in all things, like providing universal health care and so forth? Yet we're not emulating them on immigration. We're welcoming any number of illegals, or at least the regime wants to make every illegal legal.

Now they're jumping all over this Arizona governor, a Republican. Get ready for her to get the Sarah Palin treatment, not too long from now. A female Republican, they will be talking about all the things wrong with her appearance and talking about all the things wrong with her brain. They'll make jokes, somebody in the American Thinker wrote, "Yeah, they'll probably be parodying her on Saturday Night Live that she said she could see Mexico from the front porch of the governor's mansion in Arizona," which, if it happens, would not surprise me. But apparently people have looked at the Arizona law, and it is rock solid, it is a damn good law. It anticipates all of these challenges. It was put together pretty well.

[yoe]

....or part of "it"....left out is the Drug Cartel extracting their "mordito" from Mexican and US personnel - Arizona's Sheriff Joe Arpaio is outstanding in his effort to enforce the law as written. Dupnik is a political Sheriff...........

[An.American.Expatriate]

ummm Switzerland is not (yet) a part of the European Union - otherwise dead on commentary.

[a fool in paradise]

I’ve been listening to Rush’s show today, missed a few minutes here and there.

He brought up the media’s talking point “papers please”.

Has he commented yet how the media thought it was dirty politics to compare Obamacare to Nazi socialized medicine (which euthenized terminally ill and mental patients before the Holocaust was expanded to Gypsies, Jews, enemies of the state...) or Obama’s campaign graphics to existing examples of Nazi and Soviet propaganda posters?

[DallasDeb]

Although I understand the legals being worried about “harrassment,” there anger is misplaced. They should applaude the law since it will be allowing AZ to get rid of illegals, the cause of the law coming into play. I wouldn’t be surprised if Texas did the same thing. Probably not New Mexico since it is run by so many hispanics.

[McGavin999]

Most of the legals do. The only “legal” hispanics not in favor of this are the ones profiting off illegal immigration.

[Scythian]

Why doesn’t SanFrancisco just take them all in, let’s see what happens ...

[Rogle]

My understanding is that Arizona is second in the world behind Mexico City for kidnappings. They have to do something now for their legal residence.

[HiJinx]

Ping!

[jjsheridan5]

Although I understand the legals being worried about “harrassment,” there anger is misplaced.

I don't think the legals are really overly worried about that. I think it is the race pimps, media, and Democrats (I repeat myself), who are claiming that they are worried, solely to make the Republicans look bad. This is a winning political issue, in addition to being the right thing to do. The hand-wringing on the part of Republicans is the result of poor political analysis combined with a lack of courage in their convictions.

You are right that legal Hispanics should be applauding this. I wouldn't be surprised if, come November, many of them do exactly that.

[dj_animal_2000]

Agree....and let’s hope, Switzerland will never, ever be a part of the EU...

btw...

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1229878/posts

[humblegunner]

RUSH: The Arizona immigration stack continues to grow here, as I prep the show today.

I have just a little bit of an observation to make before we get into this in great detail.

The European Union, the wonderful European Union, these are the people we're supposed to emulate.