Posted on 10/23/2008 5:51:33 AM PDT by pissant
Palin addresses issues on television interview
Republican Vice Presidential candidate and Alaska governor Sarah Palin addressed issues yesterday relating to Latin America, including Hugo Chavez and illegal immigration, in her first interview with a Spanish-language network. The interview began with Univision anchor, Jorge Ramos asking Palin to clarify recent statements she and Republican Presidential candidate John McCain have made, characterising Senator Barack Obama’s tax proposals as “socialist”. Palin denied ever having called Obama a socialist directly.
The interview quickly turned to US nemesis, leftist Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez, who has repeatedly claimed the US is planning to attack Venezuela. However, Palin said military action was a last resort. “We hate war. We want peace. “We want through negotiation and sanctions if need be to put pressure on a dictator like Hugo Chavez, to let them see that they will not mess around with America the way that they want to,” she said.
The governor also addressed illegal immigration, saying she and McCain supported a two-pronged approach of securing the border and then working with undocumented workers already in the US.
“There is no way that in the US we would roundup every illegal immigrant - there are about 12 million of the illegal immigrants.
“We - our policy - John McCain has been so clear with his policy and it makes a lot of sense too.
“We secure our borders first. But then with a comprehensive approach we must deal humanely with those who are here, and we must allow the steps to be taken to protect the families of those who are here, maybe as illegal immigrants today,” she said.
McCain has made an effort to reach out to Latino voters, a constituency that could prove key in swing states in November’s election. Latino support for the Republican Party ebbed earlier this year following a bruising battle over illegal immigration. - Reuters
If they haven't defaulted yet, then that must mean that they are able to make the payments, which means they must be making good money. So, if they are making good money, they must be working for good companies. I think their leaving would be offset by the very heft fines imposed on the companies that had hired them, so, there shouldn't be much impact. jmo
I went to the Duncan D. Hunter debate last night and he was GREAT. He was tough, had the facts, defended his father, and named names as far as the economy mess goes. His opponent was a jerk. He said an “unofficial” poll shows he’s 3 points ahead of Hunter. I’m praying that’s not true.
http://weblog.signonsandiego.com/news/politics/20081022-2328-bn22congress.html
We don’t need to round them all up at once. I say, we deal with them as we locate them.
The primary reason that I’m against illegal immigration is the same reason that I dislike democrats - they’re freeloaders, gaining hospital care, schooling, and other benefits at MY expense. I do not like carrying American deadwood. I feel no different about foreign deadwood.
Cool. Go Duncan D!
According to whom? MccAin't? The leader of the Gang of 14, who held up federal appointments for eight years now and caused the backlog? Foolishness. The SCOTUS is lost. MccAin't has no love for the Pro-Life movement and will certainly not appoint Conservatives to the bench.
Obama will raise taxes in order to redistribute wealth according to his preferences. McCain will not.
Again, according to whom? Who is paying for the "doubling of the child tax credit"? Who is going to pay for the socialist half of his health program? Or are we gonna borrow that from China too?
Obama will emasculate our Armed Forces and embolden our enemies. McCain will not.
He sure as hell is emboldening every socialist moron from south of the border to come a runnin', and as been providing aid and comfort to the liberal democrats for years... Those are enemies too.
When a nuke goes off, or a bio bomb, in NYC or LA, or SanFran, and it is proven that the thing was smuggled in over that damnable southern border- You know, the one the Republicans killed the money for Hunters fence on... When THAT happens, maybe then you'll have a clearer view of who is right and who is wrong.
Silly Republican idiocy. The hypocrisy it takes to look past the character of this vile bastard and try to paint him a Conservative, or even as palatable, is just far beyond the pale.
Do you preferred to get screwed by McCain or Obama, because both intend to do it.
No votes (3) for McCain/Palin from this household. We’ll be voting for Baldwin.
Sarah’s answer seems to leave that option on the table. Don’t worry.
She was talking to Univision for Pete’s Sake. What was she going to say? You get the helicopter, I’ll get the net? We need Nevada and Colorado - let’s play the politics for the next two weeks and then we can talk principles. The immigration situation isn’t going to get any worse between now and 11/5.
Beat Obama and deal with the rest later. First things first.
Make that Tom Trecredo. He’s the only one with any sense when it come to illegal aliens.
Hunter is getting at least one write in vote for Prez this year. Mine.
Yeah, sounds like the same ol' pasture two-step to me... Of course us nativists are probably more accustomed to pastures than others...Might be we should point it out and say "watch out for that pile of 'path-to-citizenship' there"
See you at the signing.
A most excellent post.
Ha. Tancredo is mostly hat and few cattle on the issue. He doesn’t hold a candle to Hunter.
Correct! As much as I despise McCain's stance on illegals (and apparently Palin's stance as well), there are several critical issues with which we cannot lose focus. Foreign policy, the second amendment, taxes, redistribution of our STOLEN wealth, socialism - all are big issues, and this country cannot afford to let that little communist Obambi into the White House.
I live in Missouri, and I understand that in Missouri write-in candidates are not allowed. I think they void the ballot. Of all the scum running for president, I can actually think about Baldwin without hurling, so he gets my vote.
Nothing like having hispanics vote overwhelmingly for the dummies, and then rewarding them with amnesty.
I doubt this will turn out the way the democrats want if Sarah goes to Washington.
A Conservative damn well would.
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