[Dane]

Ah yes, I see the tactic. You all are going to take "credit" for this, even though Bush has stated that there would be no blanket amnesty.

Your game is very transparent, IMHO.

[Tancredo Fan]

LOL!

[Dog Gone]

I'm all in favor of a new guest worker program. Terrific idea and one we should implement as soon as possible.

Legalization of some current illegals under such a program would be okay with me, too, but they still have to go home at some point.

Mass legalization and creation of citizenship? No way, Jose.

Bush seems to be doing the right thing.

[Sabertooth]

Ah yes, I see the tactic. You all are going to take "credit" for this, even though Bush has stated that there would be no blanket amnesty.

Your game is very transparent, IMHO.

Speaking of games Dane, your posts are among the most transparently dishonest on FR.

Time and again you play your "No Blanket Amnesty" schtick, usually as straw man, but this time as false dilemma. Who do you think you're kidding?

"No Blanket Amnesty" is nothing more than Bush Administration spin and damage control.

Let's look again at the subterfuge... Estimates of illegals currently squatting in the United States range from 8 million to 13 million. Let's take the low number. An Amnesty for 7.5 million ("undocumented," or "non-regular," or "uninspected," etc.) aliens could be granted, and Bush would still be technically not lying, because a "blanket amnesty" would be for all illegal colonistas..

President Bush's "No Blanket Amnesty" is a Clintonian promise in spirit, because it's an attempt to conceal his true goal, which is an Amnesty by another name (even more dishonesty) for millions of illegal aliens.

A promise of "no blanket amnesty" is an empty shell, as has been explained to you whenever you show up parroting the talking points.

[Howlin]

OMG...........I wonder if they can beat Alan Keyes to claim it! ROFLMAO.