Your next sentence needs an edit.
Some group cleverly painted Tancredo into a corner, and no matter how he chose to explain his way out of it, he was made to look less than respectable.
It should read:
Some group Tancredo cleverly painted Tancredo into a corner, and no matter how he chose to explain his way out of it, he was made to look less than respectable.
There are no victims, only volunteers. I've done due diligence on contractors coming to my home. Tancredo needed to do it far more than I did, and he didn't.
When one starts throwing stones, one had better make sure that one's house is made of Kevlar and not glass. It is far easier to avoid the problems in the first place rather than engage in Clintonian word games after the fact.
Like it or not, the liberal media is not going to give a conservative the same pass that
Very unfortunate.
Yeah, his foolishness was very unfortunate, indeed.
Then I would imagine that the vast majority of Americans are just as foolish. So apparently the owner of the contracting company that worked on Tancredo's house lied when he denied having any illegal aliens on his company's payroll. I guess we can't trust anybody to tell the truth anymore. Like Reagan said, "trust, but verify", because apparently this isn't our grandfather's United States anymore.