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You just proved you don’t read her editorials and articles.
She is not for amnesty and does not support illegals.

You can repeat your lie on everyother post but it doesn’t make it the truth.

JR supports Sarah. Tell it to him

“You just proved you don’t read her editorials and articles.
She is not for amnesty and does not support illegals.”

LINK?

You just proved you don’t read her editorials and articles.
She is not for amnesty and does not support illegals.
You can repeat your lie on everyother post but it doesn’t make it the truth.

Lies? LOL.

It's on the record and you know it.

As posted by TADSLOS on 22 Oct. 2008, straight from Univision's Web site:

"There is no way that in the US we would roundup every illegal immigrant -there are about 12 million of the illegal immigrants- not only economically is that just an impossibility but that's not a humane way anyway to deal with the issue that we face with illegal immigration."
"No, I do not. I do not. Not total amnesty."

JR supports Sarah. Tell it to him

If Jim Robinson wants to support Sarah Palin, that is his own right.

However, I can not in good conscience support her, for three reasons: one, her deeply questionable interview with Univision last fall; two, her PAC's contributions to McCain's primary and general election accounts, especially since McCain's 2010 campaign donated $142,950 to The Tarrence Group (see post #28), which conducted a recent push poll on behalf of a GOP organization linked to McCain supporters in which McCain attempted to smear J.D. Hayworth, even though he is not even a declared candidate in the Arizona 2010 Senate GOP primary at this time; and three, this article, in which she is on the record as supporting McCain's re-election "100 percent."

Now, as FR is Jim Robinson's private property, if he wants to suspend my account because I am daring to ask valid questions, then he is obviously within his right to do so, and I will respect such a decision on his part.

As for whom I am inclined to support in 2012, it's going to be someone like DeMint or McClintock, someone whom both conservatives and small-l libertarians (like the folks whom I've gotten to know in the RLC) agree upon.

As for McCain, according to a few Arizona Freepers of good repute, Hayworth will likely enter the race, so we will find ourselves on opposite sides.

If you want to join Palin in supporting the Rat bastard McCain--the guy who said we had nothing to fear from Obama, the guy who said in 2004 that he had no problem with the Democrat Party or its values and principles, the guy who brought you McCain-Feingold/McCain-Kennedy/McCain-Lieberman, and the guy who trained Graham of Graham-Schumer/Graham-Lieberman-Kerry fame--then you are welcome to do so.

But I am not going to join you.