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To: rabscuttle385

A crime is a crfime no matter how long ago someone committed it. Anyone who came here illegally for any reason whatsoever, the rule of law must prevail! Or we become a rule of men, which is the fast route to destruction.

He may be a good debater,but that is no indication of what kind of a president this egomaniacal flip floppling amnesty loving phoney would make.

As Judy Holiday once said in a movie, , “I can’t stan’ ‘im”!


35 posted on 11/22/2011 8:08:44 PM PST by Paperdoll (quences of their misgivings.)
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To: Paperdoll
"A crime is a crime no matter how long ago someone committed it. Anyone who came here illegally for any reason whatsoever, the rule of law must prevail! Or we become a rule of men, which is the fast route to destruction."

Speaker Gingrich may be able to walk this back and minimize the damage by forcefully demanding a substantial fine be assessed against the illegal aliens that broke our laws long ago but have maintained decades-long family and community roots without a criminal record. There must be some tangible penalty for breaking the law and to avoid deportation, otherwise, how is this not amnesty?

The Gingrich campaign has stepped up to a cliff and may have gone over the edge in the eyes of a huge block of conservative base GOP voters with his position on illegal immigration revealed in tonight's debate.

Illegal immigration is such a hot button issue that directly bears on the survival of our nation's culture, prosperity, and security. I know it certainly caused me to switch the standing of Gingrich versus Cain in my preference.

118 posted on 11/22/2011 8:41:13 PM PST by Unmarked Package
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To: Paperdoll
A crime is a crfime no matter how long ago someone committed it.

Only true with murder. Haven't you heard of the Statute of Limitations?

285 posted on 11/23/2011 12:48:49 AM PST by Stat Man
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