[Shermy]

Lie:

"I believe without the bill, it's going to be harder to enforce the border," Bush said."

Truth:

"On its own, the decision to combine border security with naturalization of illegal immigrants has always been the President's way of holding a national priority (security) hostage to a policy (legalization) that he views as desirable." Robert Novak

[VU4G10]

Fetish.

[The Blitherer]

American People: No It Won’t

[umgud]

Dear Mr. President,

Even if I believed that this bill could do everything it says, and I don’t believe it, I still don’t want this bill.

[K-oneTexas]

"I believe without the bill, it's going to be harder to enforce the border," Bush said.

One thought:; 'El Toro PooPoo"

[TSchmereL]

George W. Bush is lying about this amnesty bill.

[drpix]

Now, I finally understand what he meant by a "compassionate conservative is":

An undercover LBJ Democrat.

[Shermy]

Here’s a new twist in the “border enforcement” con game:

“”Georgia Republicans Sens. Johnny Isakson and Saxby Chambliss sent a letter to Bush on Tuesday urging him to send an emergency supplemental spending bill to Congress to fund border security. The letter called on Bush to restore “the confidence of the American people in the federal government’s commitment to border security.””

These are two traitors, worse than McCain because McCain doesn’t flip flop here. I’ll give them a break, maybe, when Bush “announced” the grand compromise bill... when there was no bill...these two suckers might have been caught up in Rovian stampeding gamesmanship, “trusting” Kyl, whomever.

So does asking for additional funding absolve Bush, or focus blame on him...

[Shermy]

Here’s a new twist in the “border enforcement” con game:

“”Georgia Republicans Sens. Johnny Isakson and Saxby Chambliss sent a letter to Bush on Tuesday urging him to send an emergency supplemental spending bill to Congress to fund border security. The letter called on Bush to restore “the confidence of the American people in the federal government’s commitment to border security.””

These are two traitors, worse than McCain because McCain doesn’t flip flop here. I’ll give them a break, maybe, when Bush “announced” the grand compromise bill... when there was no bill...these two suckers might have been caught up in Rovian stampeding gamesmanship, “trusting” Kyl, whomever.

So does asking for additional funding absolve Bush, or focus blame on him...

[Texas Federalist]

"On its own, the decision to combine border security with naturalization of illegal immigrants has always been the President's way of holding a national priority (security) hostage to a policy (legalization) that he views as desirable."

No different than what the Dems are doing with the war funding bill. Notice El Presidante never visited Capitol Hill to get that bill passed.

[ex-snook]

Do three bills. All the sausage in one bill is indigestible.
1] securing the borders
2] previous illegals
3] future immigrants

[Red_Devil 232]

I wonder how much “pork” was served up at this luncheon?

[madison10]

Bull.

[pissant]

Jeff Sessions. AMerica needs you to topple this turd again.

[ChildOfThe60s]

"I believe without the bill, it's going to be harder to enforce the border," Bush said."

[HANG THE EXPENSE]

It’s BULLFEATHERS any way you slice it.

[Don Corleone]

Fool me once ,fool me twice, Not this time.

[Sunshine Sister]

“commitment oto border security..............” Is there a nice way to say BS!

[Lost Dutchman]

Pull The Other One George!

It’s Got Bells On It!

[Plutarch]

White House Press Release:

For Immediate Release
Office of the Press Secretary
June 12, 2007

President Bush Attends Senate Republican Policy Committee Meeting at U.S. Capitol
United States Capitol

  Video (Windows)
  White House News

      In Focus: Immigration

1:54 P.M. EDT

THE PRESIDENT: I just had a good exchange with my fellow Republicans. We talked about a lot of issues. I briefed them on my trip to Europe. We talked about -- they were very interested in the Ahtisaari plan for Kosovo. They were interested in my conversations with Vladimir Putin on missile defense. We talked about the energy bill. We talked about the appropriations process, and we talked about immigration.

Some members in there believe that we need to move a comprehensive bill, some don't, I understand that. This is a highly emotional issue, but those of us standing here believe now is the time to move a comprehensive bill that enforces our borders and has good workplace enforcement, that doesn't grant automatic citizenship, that addresses this problem in a comprehensive way.

I would hope that the Senate Majority Leader has that same sense of desire to move the product that I do, or the bill that I do and these senators do, because now is the time to get it done. It's going to take a lot of hard work, a lot of effort. We've got to convince the American people that this bill is the best way to enforce our border. I believe without the bill that it's going to be harder to enforce the border. The status quo was unacceptable. I want to thank those senators on both sides of the aisle who understand the time is now to move a comprehensive piece of legislation. The White House will stay engaged.

Thank you very much.

END 1:56 P.M. EDT

[ConservativeDude]

“Now’s the time to get it done. It’s going to take a lot of hard work, a lot of effort.”

His eloquence is mind-boggling, almost Churchillian. What a man, this George W. Bush is! Wow!