Bush Attacks Immigration Deal Opponents

http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D8PE5LPO0&show_article=1 ^ | 5/29/07 | BEN FELLER

[BurbankKarl]

Mr. Bush,

Can you point out the angus part of the Amnesty Bill?

[stephenjohnbanker]

Too angry to post..................

[Rb ver. 2.0]

President Bush's tool for securing the border:

[Mr. Mojo]

Remember the “Rove is a genius” garbage we were hearing for so long?

Ever since he told Tom Tancredo that he can "never darken the doors of the WH again" (because of the congressman's strong anti-illegal immigration stance) my opinion of Rove has been low, at best.

[freedomdefender]

President Bush attacked opponents of an immigration deal Tuesday, suggesting they “don’t want to do what’s right for America.”

Mad as I am at Bush over this bill, I have to wonder whether this quote was taken out of context. It seems very stupid and counter-productive to attack critics of the bill this way. His speechwriters and aides aren't that dumb, are they? I'd like to see the context.

[TomGuy]

Bush said. “Or you can show leadership and solve this problem once and for all.”

Yeh, and that solution is just to make everyone in the world an American or regularized. Problem solved. Nation soon to be disolved.

Regularizing twelve to twenty million plus the chain migration of their relatives is not a solution. It is national suicide.

[California Patriot]

I worked hard for your re-election, Mr. President.

I’m not a third-party sorehead.

I’m a loyal Republican.

And I say: “The hell with you, sir.”

[seanmerc]

Hey, where’s the barf alert???

[Reaganwuzthebest]

I appreciate him saying this. The best way to kill this amnesty bill is for Jorge to diss his base by attacking us.

Exactly. The more he opens his mouth the deeper hole he digs.

[RetiredArmy]

I concur with you 100% and Bush is correct. I DO NOT trust him or politicians to fix any damned thing that is wrong with America. Something wrong? Tax it or grant it amnesty. That is their answers.

[wearearepublic]

President Bush attacked opponents of an immigration deal Tuesday, suggesting they "don't want to do what's right for America."

Yer right Mr. President, we don't want to do what is right for all of America, we want to do what is right for the USA!

You know the country that elected you President, that USA.

[TexasCajun]

I would be more open to immigration reform if The President would just secure our borders first!

[PicWzrd]

Mr. Bush,

Can you point out the angus part of the Amnesty Bill?

LMAO!!

[stephenjohnbanker]

“Is this what is right for America, Mr. President??

1. Encouraging the breaking of our immigration laws?
2. Forcing American citizens to pay to support criminal illegals?
3. Tolerating the crime, drugs, gangs, poverty these people have brought into America?
4. Snubbing those LEGAL immigrants that have worked hard to immigrate LAWFULLY, waiting and with hard work?
5. Leaving our borders OPEN to illegal Mexicans and terrorists?
6. DELIBERATELY not stopping the flow of illegals into this country by hamstringing the border patrol ?
7. Flooding our civil resources - education and medical with non-english speaking illegals?
8. Destroying the soverignty and demographics of America?
9. And encouraging MORE ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTS TO FLOOD IN WHEN YOU DECLARE AMNESTY???

This list goes on, Mr. President. IS THIS WHAT IS GOOD FOR AMERICA, Mr. President ????

WORTH REPEATING!!!!

[SerpentDove]

>>Yet he has no problem in talking down to American citizens and accusing those who are rightly critical of this measure that they “don’t want to do what’s right for America.”<<

I think this may be a good sign that the public backlash is growing.

Bush feels the need to stand in front of an “American Flag” brand® prop, and browbeat congress into passing this lunacy. Seems kind of desperate. He also is using the underhanded tactic of berating honorable American citizens who oppose this as “unpatriotic.”

Mr. President, where is your honor and decency?

[ovrtaxt]

Bush spoke at the nation’s largest training center for law enforcement.

Meanwhile, Ramos and Compean rot in jail. Perfect.

[processing please hold]

You said it. Now I’m unpatriotic because I don’t believe in his invasion of the US plan.

[Deo volente]

This president is more a facilitator of the North American Union and New World Order than he is the defender of the Constitution of the United States.

I am deeply disappointed and distressed.

[Tarpon]

Must be talking about the lack of border security, or maybe it’s lack of immigration enforcement in the workplace, or he could be blasting the contractors for not getting the fence built fast enough, or he could be talking about a failure of leadership to get any of the other things done.

I would be careful if I were Bush, as Fred Thompson so admirably noted a few weeks back ... “the Whitehouse fails to grasp, immigration is connected to the Iraq war”. And that connection would be through Bush’s only remaining supporters.