World Net Daily: Schwarzenegger Ready To license Illegal Aliens (Driver's Licenses)

World Net Daily ^ | January 30, 2004 | WorldNetDaily.com

[gubamyster]

Well, the staunch McClintok supporters have every right to stick it in the AS supporter's face. The real evidence has come in.

No, you're wrong. Haven't you heard? We are supposed to shut up & take it. We are supposed to throw our principles out the window and keep bending over. We cannot criticize any (R) because that is equivalent to a vote for a (D).

[LTCJ]

Looks like the determined conservatives were right

BUMP

Would love to stay and chat but I've got to run down to have several hundred thousand bumper stickers printed up

I Voted for Auhuld
But All I Got Was This Stupid Bustamante
copyright LTCJ 2004

[DiamondDon1]

Hey Sabertooth!

You were right...I was wrong. I felt bad about voting for Arnold, because Tom was the true conservative.

Thank you for standing up for your principles...

DD

[South40]

You chose to sell out your supposed principles to back a confirmed liar with a vicious campaign of fear, simply because the Cal-GOP said so

That's not even remotely close to the truth. No one controls my vote but me. I voted for Arnold because he was and remains a better choice than bustamechA, the only other man who could have won. That some fail to grasp that simple fact is their problem, not mine.

[Reaganwuzthebest]

He doesn't care; he can always run as a Democrat.

Liberals and pandering politics are running this country into the ground.

[TigersEye]

Let me try that with a live link. 8-O

Principles are not a fad.

[lonevoice]

The illegal aliens will need driver's licenses to drive those trucks.

Exactly! Wouldn't want illegal aliens driving illegal trucks without driver's licenses. Heck, that would be...illegal!

[calcowgirl]

IF the PRK does this, doesn't it put an end to the validity of Drivers Licences as IDs?

And then won't they be looking to fingerprint and catalog everyone for the next identification system? Somehow, I think our own privacy is going to suffer in the long run.

[RnMomof7]

Vote "R"nold, cause he can win! Vote for "R"nold cause he is the less of the two evils. Vote "r"nold or you'll end up with liberal. Party over Principle always! (/RINO stampede rant)

Married to a Kennedy this was foreseeable , but the Republican at any cost was the motivator .

He is already campaigning for the next election

[Carry_Okie]

That some fail to grasp that simple fact is their problem, not mine.

Except that it wasn't a fact at all.

[TigersEye]

That's not even remotely close to the truth. No one controls my vote but me. I voted for Arnold because he was and remains a better choice than bustamechA, the only other man who could have won. That some fail to grasp that simple fact is their problem, not mine.

eeeYikes! It's time schools started teaching logic.

[Roscoe]

I voted for Arnold because he was and remains a better choice than bustamechA

Arnold is a better bustamechA than bustamechA himself.

[Walkin Man]

How do all of you Republicans in California that voted for RINO Arnie instead of a real conservative, feel now with his knife in your back?

Didn't take long to betray you all, did it?

Get used to it...suckers. Its easier the second time, third time, forth time,....etc....

[MainFrame65]

I have a big problem with issuing the same kind of license as for legal residents, but I believe that licensing, with the testing and insurance requirement, and issuing a different, easily distinguishable kind of license that expires annually, is a GOOD thing.

[Area51]

I'm not letting any of you off the hook for three long years unless you recant. I hope you've learned your lesson, but I doubt it.

56 posted on 01/30/2004 11:50:10 AM PST by Carry_Okie (There are people in power who are truly evil.)
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I suspect that most are busy pushing the same line for Jorge Delano Bush's re-election.

But there may be one or two that will see the light. I doubt all of them. That is some mighty powerful kool aid.

[Sabertooth]

Hastert said the Amnesty plan won't pass a day or two ago.

Bush is going to push it anyway...

DENVER - Twenty-three congressmen warned President Bush in a letter yesterday that he risks an election-year backlash from Republican voters if he continues to press his guest-worker proposal.      

The Republican lawmakers said their congressional offices have received a flood of angry letters, e-mails and phone calls from Republican constituents vowing that they will refuse to vote for the president if his program is approved.      

"Since the President's speech, our offices have been inundated with calls from dismayed constituents expressing vehement opposition to the Administration's proposal," said the letter signed by several members of the House Immigration Reform Caucus.      

"It is a matter of great concern to us that these constituents politically active American citizens are so disillusioned by the proposal that many of them will become disenchanted with not only the Administration, but with Congress as well," said the letter, which also was sent to House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert, Illinois Republican. "If we do not listen to our constituents on this matter, our influence and effectiveness in Congress could be jeopardized."      

Most of the congressmen signing are conservatives who represent Western, Southern and Midwestern states, including California, Idaho, Texas, Tennessee and Kansas.      

The White House plan, released earlier this month, would give guest-worker status to undocumented aliens who have come to the United States to work. An estimated 8 million to 12 million immigrants live here illegally.      

But critics say the plan would give de facto amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants, exacerbating the social ills faced by many border states while reducing respect for immigration laws.     

 White House spokeswoman Claire Buchan said yesterday that she hadn't yet seen the letter, but stressed the importance of the president's proposal in controlling illegal immigration.     

"The president's temporary-worker program is a well thought-out aimed at improving border security, meeting our economic needs and being compassionate to those trying to improve their situation for themselves and their families," Miss Buchan said. "He looks forward to working with Congress to pass this legislation."
Republicans warn Bush on immigration policy
Washington Times - 1/28/04 - Valerie Richardson

So DC won't come out and save Arnie's bacon by passing a massive amnesty and therefore justify the new SB 60 law.

It's a mistake to underestimate just how badly President Bush wants to Amnesty Illegal Aliens. He didn't wait three years to be turned back by a few bad weeks in the polls on the issue, and some grumblings from Congress.

[Area51]

He doesn't care; he can always run as a Democrat.


58 posted on 01/30/2004 11:51:14 AM PST by Carry_Okie (There are people in power who are truly evil.)
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I thought he did?

[DiamondDon1]

Hello Carry:

It is a sad day, in that I voted for Wilson too. I keep hearing how these "Republicans" are better than RATs.

Sorry for the vote, I am sick that this is the result. I regret the vote, and have learned only that I am in need of backbone.

Hoping to choose wiser next time...

DD

[clownboy]

A friend in another forum came up with the perfect solution - already in place for years and perfectly legitimate. Why can't they just get International Driver's Licenses?

[Barnacle]

When you have a Republican who’s not a Conservative, it means… Well, let’s ask Mr. Natural.