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To: Buffettfan
You are absolutely right. For some strange reason, GW Bush has this strange love affair with the filthy, corrupt sh$thole known as Mexico.

I used to think that, too. I was confused about why he 'loved' Mexicans more than Americans.

I came to the realization that he doesn't love Mexicans more than Americans. He loves 'banks' more than Americans. Mexicans are merely the fuel for the fire.

If you read up a little bit on the Partnership for Prosperity and New Alliance Task Force, you'll see that the prime beneficiary is banks.

62 posted on 07/23/2007 12:28:55 PM PDT by Ol' Dan Tucker (After six years of George W. Bush I long for the honesty and sincerity of the Clinton Administration)
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To: Ol' Dan Tucker
He loves 'banks' more than Americans.

Your fine posts are degraded by these types of comments. Bush opened up the borders for one reason: to pump the economy. He needed a good economy in order to isolate MSM criticism on the WoT. (Imagine if we had a poor economy while attempting to conduct the war.)

Where I disagree with Bush is in his choice of tactics. Rather than flood the country with 12-20m illiterate peasants, he should have opened up the legal immigration process to highly qualified Indians, Chinese, Africans, E Euros, etc.

The problem is that the current economy is being financed similar to credit card debt ie the bill has yet to come due. While we have good GDP growth & low unemployment, the long-term costs (crime, degraded neighborhoods, school crowding, welfare, etc) will be borne by future generations.

What many fail to recognize is that we already have a model of what the US will look like with unfettered illegal immigration: California. That means Dem politics, high crime neighborhoods, rich/isolated gated communities, insolvent gov't finances, terrible school test scores, et al.

86 posted on 07/23/2007 1:52:54 PM PDT by Chuck Dent
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