Posted on 10/08/2011 3:31:53 AM PDT by BarnacleCenturion
North Carolina Republican congressional candidate Vernon Robinson denounced Texas Gov. Rick Perry's immigration stance outside, as his statement described it, "a Mexican Restaurant which hosts a $1000 a plate fundraiser for fatcats undoubtedly celebrating continued access to cheap drywall and other 7 million jobs held by illegals while 14 million Americans look for work."
"If Governor Perry's amnesty policy is adopted, it will mark the first time a Texan has surrendered to Mexico in 175 years," continued Robinson. Robinson called for using troops to secure the border, implementing e-Verify, cutting off welfare to illegal immigrants, an end to ballot printed in Spanish and other foreign languages, rescinding birthright citizenship, and restricting the jurisdiction of federal judges who stand in the way.
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Or any of the dozen or so other states that allow it, you know, like Nebraska.
Good grief! Is the whole country going crazy? The downward slide is progressing faster than I want to admit :(
Just pointing out that the “in-state tuition” situation is not just a Texas-only issue, as it has been made out to be by the anti-Perrys.
It is a 10th Amendment issue, brought about by poor job the Federal Government has done on the borders.
The horse has left the barn. The states have to deal with it the best they can.
Perry = Obama? You mean pro-gun, pro-life, pro-10th amendment, pro-border, Perry vs anti-gun, anti-life, anti-10th amendment, anti-border Obama.
You’re anti-Perry hatred has overwhelmed what little sense you may have once had.
Ehh, were born self-delusional or is a recently acquired syndrome?
You are quite correct but ya' gotta admit that he is leading the way and beating the bushes for it and as El presidente he would highly likely work diligently to make it the law of the land and if anyone doubts that then they aren't living in the real world.
Beating the bushes and leading the way for it would be an odd way to phrase it, as it has been Texas law for 10 years now. From my reading, I see nothing that indicates it was his plan in the first place, just an overwhelmingly support proposal in the Texas legislature, you know, those guys elected by Texans.
Perry was asked about it, and he thinks it’s a good idea. A dozen other states think it’s a good idea. Definitely not out of the mainstream.
Ahh thanks for playing, I see you chose to become self-delusional by choice!
Nice reply. Unrelated to reality, but nice.
When you write something worthy of a reply I will. Until then have a good self-delusional day.
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