“How do you propose that we “break the race barrier”?”
I wish I could tell you but the truth is I am as in the dark as everyone else.
My current thoughts on the subjects involves building upon the findings of republican latenos.
http://www.rnha.org/
I know there are those out there that say we need to change a few of our policy approaches. That may be so, but we also need to go after the way the left place the race war in a one sided conflict.
Perhaps we should try picking out the racist remarks made by democrats and trying to publish them to nail the democratic party is a lateno hating organization?
Yeah, it’s a tough nut. Most of the people from Mexico I knew in San Diego were good people, but we can’t go on as we have—kicking this can down the road with virtually open borders.
I would have to agree about the importance of the issue, with the problem located not just in AZ, CA, NM & TX, but as well between VA and MD. Young people must not think much of us. We can’t even seem to do what most college students manage—budget or balance a checkbook.
I don’t know about you but I don’t use illegals to mow my yard, make my beds, cook my meals, clean my (non-existent) pool or roof my house.
People who do, I believe to be the source of the problem. Just as I don’t use drugs, we wouldn’t have a drug problem either if there wasn’t a market. So maybe it isn’t really that tough a problem: Americans must accept that the fiesta’s over ...