For all their rhetoric about "working families" and so forth, operatives of both major political parties actually despise the American middle class. (Just look at all the statements from Bush partisans on this forum regarding the amnesty proposal: "I don't give a DAMN what 85% of the American people think," "Bush owes conservatives nothing," "fringe extremists," "racists," etc.) They fully approve the statement I recently read of a so-called "diversity consultant" that: "We have to get beyond white, middle-class America." The political class wants a less independent, more pliable work force and electorate, and they have decided that "white, middle-class America" should be replaced with a Third World population through evisceration of the immigration laws and elimination of immigration enforcement and border controls. And all the opposition they face from American citizens to these proposals only further convince them that they're doing "the right thing."
Whew, JMO, but the tin foil is running a bit thick.
Whew, JMO, but the tin foil is running a bit thick.
Nothing in your repertoire except insults, abuse, derision, name calling, strong arm tactics, and presumption. Let's just see if your catcalls help re-elect your boy this November.
54 posted on 01/28/2004 10:46:23 AM PST by Map Kernow
("I hold that a little rebellion now and then is a good thing" ---Thomas Jefferson)