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To: BobL

Awesome.

What fast results. You can tell by that ‘natural move’ (meaning no one rounded them up and kicked them out), that the policy is sound and effective.

Kudos Alabama!

NYC and NJ will never get that with Bloomie and Christie.

To all those on here who actually think Cristie is conservative, you’re out of your mind.

He’s the best thing we’ve had in like forever over in NJ, but that’s not saying much in terms of conservatism. Someone who isn’t insane and actually cares about balanced books and lowering taxes (like Christie) isn’t that high a standard for conservatism. I mean I would at least hope these views are shared by any SANE person, moderate or conservative.

Christie is great for NJ and the NYC area from a promoting non-liberal economics perspective, but he is way too far liberal/mopderate to represent conservatives nationally and bring the real change and HOPE (lol always love saying that) that we need in Washington.


5 posted on 10/01/2011 8:50:38 AM PDT by Individual Rights in NJ (Infidel Inside)
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To: Individual Rights in NJ

“What fast results. You can tell by that ‘natural move’ (meaning no one rounded them up and kicked them out), that the policy is sound and effective.

Kudos Alabama!”

And keep in mind that we’re talking something like $10,000 of government money getting freed up each time a kid splits from school. Ideally, a lot other states will do the same, and the illegals will be driven to places like California and the Northeast...except that the Northeast will get sick of it, so they’ll have to take California - and then it will get interesting.


9 posted on 10/01/2011 8:57:26 AM PDT by BobL (PLEASE READ: http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2657811/posts)
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