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February 07, 2008
Immigration is Still the Big Issue, Says Limbaugh Rush Limbaugh tells listeners that immigration is still among the "Let's take this a little further and let's take Miss Rosales' piece to the presidential campaign. McCain now says he gets it, that we were right, we need border security first and all that. He says if the bill came back before his desk again, though, he would sign it. But he said we're past that point. But he would sign amnesty if it came across his desk as president. So McCain's out there saying he gets it, he understands now how fervently anti-amnesty people are, that we were right on border security and we're going to do border security first. They don't even acknowledge the facts on the ground now. They're obsessed with amnesty and open borders, and they're writers for Big Ag here at the Wall Street Journal. But point of this is that McCain's supporters don't even believe what he's telling voters now. They know he supports amnesty and open borders, and that's why they support him." Comments
If McCain Repub is canidate I'll stay HOME in Nov. him and Dimwitts are all Open Borders TRAITORS! Posted by: Critter on February 7, 2008 12:09 PM Gotta respect Rush for standing his ground as a true conservative against attacks from party hacks like Bob "Viagra" Dole. This takes guts and integrity, and I hope Rush's rewarded with higher ratings and greater influence from the new, emerging GOP. Not the one that's desperate to cede the presidential election by nominating a mean, nasty old bureaucrat that no one except his cronies likes. I've started tuning into Rush again after a long hiatus. While I don't agree on many thing, naturally, when you know a guy speaks with conviction it's worth hearing him out. I also think Rush made a great call on Mitt Romney, who remains the best Republican contender and the only one who can both solidify his base and win over Democrats. Not that Huck's a bad guy in my opinion, but his appeal is more in the south. If Mitt can win in Massachusetts, bringing good jobs and health coverage to the state, there's Democrat appeal, after all. Interesting thing about Mitt Romney: a friend of mine who previously liked Obama as an agent of change told me last night she actually likes Romney now. She said he's a genuinely talented leader and a good man of faith. But she lamented "they're beating him up" and "he has the merit but they (the GOP brass) probably won't give him the power." Indeed. Of course, it'll be tough for any Republican to win this year, so maybe conservatives can console themselves by "re-registering as conservatives," as a I heard Hannity say on the air, then watch the fun as McCain takes the fall in a possible landslide (especially if conservatives pile on), humiliating himself in front of the whole country and cleaning RINOs out of office. Conservatives could, at that point, pick up the pieces and rebuild their party. Or maybe Mitt and Huck will strike a deal and potentially make this race more interesting. Posted by: Concerned Citizen on February 7, 2008 12:37 PM Unfortunately, Mitt has just suspended his campaign so now we will have to look elsewhere. Posted by: Sick 'n Tired on February 7, 2008 01:02 PM THE DUMBED DOWN OPEN BORDER NUTS MANAGEMENT FORGET ONE KEY ISSUE FOR THE MCCAIN RNC ECONOMIC DESTRUCTION PLATFORM Unemployment is now running at 350K filings per week, you brainless open border outsourcing buffoons, I'll do the math for you [I assume none of you know math and science very well]: 52 weeks per year x 350,000= 18,000,000 That's right, 18M Americans filing for unemployment this year alone; assuming the pace doesn't worsen, then its more than 18M. We don't need overpopualtion immigration; we need to replace you open border loons with real management that can multiply and do math again. See the proof: http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080207/economy.html At this rate, the "international stocks" won't have any American buyers and the -12% they've lost so far this year is just a drop in the open border nut's barrell. To think those open border loons thought the rest of the world was immune from a collapse of America's economy, its just the opposite [at least the American stocks are only -7% so far this year]. Posted by: Softwarengineer on February 7, 2008 01:14 PM So Romney drops out of the race. That means its McCain. Now it will be a contest between whether the republicans or democrats can pass the mother of all immigration bills. Here comes the North American Union and out goes the middle class. A darkness has descended upon America. Posted by: Future Day Laborer on February 7, 2008 01:41 PM ALL THAT`S LEFT NOW IS PRO-AMNESTY CANDIDATES... WHEN AMNESTY COMES UP AGAIN, WE`LL JUST HAVE TO KILL IT, LIKE WE DID LAST SUMMER... Posted by: American Me on February 7, 2008 03:54 PM WSJ IS AN OPEN BORDERS RAG! Posted by: Independent on February 7, 2008 04:10 PM really so why is MCAMNESTY the nominee I presume it is because of the support that people Like Rush gave to this stupid war not being in line with the interests of middle America Posted by: impeachbush on February 7, 2008 11:30 PM Like most republicans being cheated in the primaries, It appears that the best solution in November is checking the box for none of the above. As a republican I am appalled that our congress has allowed Illegal Immigration to get out of control. I fact its more like a full scale invasion of our country and our rule of law. McCain cannot pass Amnesty for Illegal aliens alone. He needs the help of liberals to get a majority in congress. Our only chance in November is to kick out the pro-amnesty congressman to even the playing field, if not the American
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top political issues this year, despite denials by pro-amnesty commentators. "So here we go, once again the open borders crowd is telling all of us who opposed amnesty that we're racists, this