Let's help JD remind voters about buddies McC and Hernandez.
McCain famously said: "I've never been for amnesty".......
Must be suffering from incipient Alzheimer's and can't remember his immediate past. Either that, or McC's brain short-circuited from all that sucking up to illegals while chug-a-lugging hot sauce.
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The presence of Juan Hernandez in McCain's 2008 prez campaign tells us that McCain sucked-up like there's no tomorrow. McCain said he chose Hernandez because he "agrees" with Hernandez. McC sucked up to Hernandez (as Americans awoke to 5 million toxic mortgages fraudulently doled out to illegals that poisoned our economy forever).
Hernandez, Fort Worth, a dual citizen of the US and Mexico, and past member of Vicente Fox’s Mexican government, is an America hater of the first order.
Hernandez believes all illegal Mexicans and Mexican-Americans in the USA should become dual citizens and consider themselves Mexicans first, "to the 8th generation."
Hernandez stated on national television that he is for the North American Union, and the “Amero” to replace the dollar within 10 years or so.
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Juan Hernandez was born in Dallas and decided as an adult to become a dual-national Mexican citizen. His last verifiable job was serving in Mexican President Vicente Fox's cabinet as Fox's "American Reconquista Director" (with the goal of taking over the American SW). Hernandez then worked for Bush hater George Soros' international foundations---(one such foundation published Hernendez's book that taunts Americans).
Hernandez' book urges illegal alien invaders to become settlers in the USA for Reconquista.
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And it's working.
Reconquista shock troops at Phoenix Capital 5/29/10. Just here for a "better life."
Why didn't Calderon whine about this when he addressed Congress?
Guess he knew he would not get a standing ovation (/snix).
Sen John McCain of Arizona sponsored the Secure America and Orderly Immigration Act of 2005. NOT to improve health care in the United States, but to improve health care in MEXICO.
W/ a provision giving US insurance companies the right to help devise a plan for extending US health care to Mexico. (Sec. 1004. BINATIONAL PUBLIC HEALTH INFRASTRUCTURE AND HEALTH INSURANCE).
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McCain should also explain the Arizona-Mexico Commission, and the Border Infrastructure Project, implemented in collaboration with financing from federal, state and local government agencies........OUR tax dollars.
A STROLL DOWN MEMORY LANE
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