reporters stupid?
Most of them anyway....but this article does make a good point.
We've got millions NOW pouring across our border, the are illegally voting, driving, and sucking down social services. They are NOW taking jobs that Americans WILL fill. They are depressing wages of other Americans by taking jobs at 2 to 4 dollars an hour. They are committing crimes, clogging our jails, and jamming our emergency rooms.
That's what we've got NOW.
And no one's doing anything about it, and everyone's happy as a lark about that, apparently.
So, for the dems and the rino's this past week was a win/win. They either got a bill that gave them more of what they like, or they got the status quo which they like.
Conservatives on the other hand are back-slappin' and high fivin' after getting diddly squat.
They hate the current situation (Plan A) and they rightfully hated the McCain/Kennedy Illegal Amnesty Bill (Plan B), and now they're left with Plan A and not a single solitary gleam of light at the end of the tunnel. What they've got is about 40 or 50 senators willing to look good with conservatives by keeping Plan A...and grinning all the while with their fingers crossed behind their backs.
In short, they've got nothing. The reality of our system is that forty or fifty senators can't pass nothing; and, if these clowns had to, they wouldn't.
Conservatives did not "win" this past week.
Conservatives did not "win" this past week. I beg to differ. I watched what happened this week. I participated by writing to congress. I talked about it with friends and neighbors. I publicly and seriously called for the impeachment of (my once beloved president) George Bush over this.
This bill was a monstrosity and was destined to pass until the conservatives and patriots in this country rose up in unison to condemn it and to threaten those senators who were willing to cram it down the American's throats. If such a monstrosity cannot pass the senate, it will never pass the house, where Congressmen are elected every two years.
We got the fence authorized by Congress. We have united in an effort to shut down congress over Amnesty. We must now stay united in an effort to get this fence built. Once Congress gets its act together on enforcement, the American people will be amenable to dealing fairly with those who have come here seeking to share in our unique American Culture.
We must keep the pressure on. This was simply a skirmish in what is clearly going to be a long and expensive war. together we have tossed overboard the symbolic crates of tea. Undoubtedly we have angered our enemies. The Redcoats will be coming. We must be prepared to meet them in the streets.
Message to Congress:
