Tancredo Scores Immigration Crisis

Insight magazine ^ | July 30, 2003 | Paula R. Kaufman

[gubamyster]

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[Geezerette]

Tancredo for President 2004!

I wish.

g in AZ

[grania]

Three cheers for Representative Tancredo !!! He articulates the issue so well. Besides that, there is nothing "party line" about him.

That's what could save the country from decline....intelligent, informed leaders who put the best interests of the US and its citizens ahead of an agenda that does neither.

[VU4G10]

bumpo

[Mears]

I wish too!!!!

He's the only one I've heard go out on the line for this issue.

[DLfromthedesert]

Oh ... I thought you were backing Bob Fannin ...

[Spiff]

Oh ... I thought you were backing Bob Fannin ...

Fannin is a puppet of the corrupt Arizona congressional delegation. He's a tool of McCain and Kolbe.

The grassroots has got to take the party back at the state level and at the national level.

[american spirit]

What also needs to be mentioned is that many of these illegals are on some form of assistance with almost no means to support themselves due to language, age, physical ability, etc. Doesn't any of the fedgov morons ever stop to figure out what will happen to this country WHEN the checks stop coming to these people? That day is coming and there will be hell to pay when it does.

[Nea Wood]

God bless Tancredo. He really tells it like it is.

[janetgreen]

Yes, he tells it like it is, and he is the ONLY ONE who has the guts to do so. The rest are cowards. He said that even the ones who feel as he does won't speak out. This is not America anymore.

I voted for George Bush, but will not do so again. He is allowing the sellout of America to Mexico, for what?? He hasn't even asked America how WE feel about this. Aren't we the ones paying the bills? He doesn't care, behind the scenes he'll just continue to forward his no-borders, one world government agenda against the wishes of Americans.

[DoughtyOne]

Well I'm convinced that people who don't agree with Tancredo don't think we have anything to protect up here. I'm also convinced that soon they'll be right.

[Nea Wood]

He said that even the ones who feel as he does won't speak out. This is not America anymore.

Yes, it's a sad, sad day for our country when our so-called "leaders" are afraid to speak out against an illegal activity for fear of offending the lawbreakers and their advocates. It's a sad day when America's leaders have the attitude that someday, illegal invaders and their offspring will be the majority in this country, so better start kissing up to them now. It's a sad day when every poll shows 60-90% of Americans want illegal immigration stopped, but our "leaders" just don't give a d*** how legal Americans feel. It's a sad day when we not only have to fight an invasion of our country, but we also have to fight our so-called "leaders" who aid and abet the invasion.

You're right. I don't know where the heck we are, the Twilight Zone or where, but it sure ain't America.

[ought-six]

"That's what could save the country from decline....intelligent, informed leaders who put the best interests of the US and its citizens ahead of an agenda that does neither."

He can't do anything unless he has broad support. Patriotic Americans MUST work with him to stop this invasion, or else we are finished. Time is not -- I repeat NOT -- on our side! And the Mexicans know this!

[samuel_adams_us]

I would rather vote for Blinky the clown over George Bush, well actually I did vote for Blinky the clown, he's in office now isnt' he?

[DLfromthedesert]

You DO realize I was joking.

I've gotten numerous letters asking why I haven't sent any donations to the AZ party this year.All have been appropriately filed.

[MissAmericanPie]

There is my President, the one I will write in in 2004. I would love to see a draft Tancredo movement.

[sarcasm]

bttt

[sarcasm]

bttt

[junta]

Our "elite" live in the Manhattan - Washington D. C. fantasy land, a closed circuit feedback loop. While we in flyover country are the pawns.