Re: McCain: immigration 'top priority'
AnAmericanCitizen
>Posted June 28, 2008 11:34 AM
>by Mike Dorning
>
>John McCain declared today that comprehensive immigration reform that
>includes a pathway to citizenship for the nation's estimated 12 million
>illegal aliens would be his "top priority" as president.
>
>"It will be my top priority yesterday, today and tomorrow," McCain
>declared at a forum this morning before the National Association of
>Latino Elected Officials.
>
>http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/news/politics/blog/2008/06/mccain_immigration_reform_my_t.html
Turns your stomach, doesn't it.....
I keep receiving requests from McCain for donations....Good Republican that I am, I
just run them through the shredder. His letters are as bad as his speeches,
constantly referring to the addressee as "My Friend." I'm no friend of John
McCain....AAC
AnAmericanCitizen
>gold...@nym.hush.com wrote:
>> On Jun 28, 11:55 am, "johnny@." <johnny@.> wrote:
>>> Posted June 28, 2008 11:34 AM
>>> by Mike Dorning
>>>
>>> John McCain declared today that comprehensive immigration reform that
>>> includes a pathway to citizenship for the nation's estimated 12 million
>>> illegal aliens would be his "top priority" as president.
>>>
>>> "It will be my top priority yesterday, today and tomorrow," McCain
>>> declared at a forum this morning before the National Association of
>>> Latino Elected Officials.
>>>
>>> http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/news/politics/blog/2008/06/mccain_imm...
>>
>> Wow. Top priority! Juan McCain's *top priority* is to hand out
>> American citizenship to the millions of criminal illegal aliens who
>> have brought identity theft, hit-and-run vehicular homicides, and
>> disease to America as if citizenship were a cheap Cracker Jacks' prize
>> to be awarded at the whim of a president. It sends out a message to
>> Americans that both the Republican and Democratic parties have been
>> bought by La Raza, Mexican human traffickers and drug smugglers, and
>> it tells the world that our immigration laws mean nothing -- that we
>> would rather have cheaters and terrorists sneaking into America than
>> law abiding people who follow the rules and wait in line. This love
>> affair with Mexicans and illegal aliens on the part of Nancy Pelosi
>> and Juan McCain tells Americans that non-Hispanics don't count. The
>> rule of law doesn't matter. The will of the majority of law abiding
>> Americans is not as important as the fast growing population of
>> invaders from Mexico and Central America. It would seem that Mexico
>> City has taken control of McCain. He is a puppet for the Mexican
>> government and Spanish speaking aliens in our midst. The Republican
>> party has redefined citizenship so that it includes Mexicans who have
>> broken our laws to illegally enter the United States and engage in
>> identity theft and other crimes. What a pathetic and sorry excuse for
>> a political party -- such a far cry from the party of Richard Nixon
>> and Ike Eisenhour -- leaders who stood for law and order and national
>> security rather than criminal enterprise and treason.
>
>I have tried to understand why McCain and Bush would want to legalize 20
>million illegal aliens, and allow them to bring their families here, but
>I can't, it's like trying to understand how a liberal thinks, it can't
>be done.
>
>The real problem we have is the candidates that run for president, and
>the news media that forces them on the American public. The drive-by
>news media, as Rush Limbaugh calls them, would love to have seen the
>cross dresser Guiliani get the republican nomination, and run against
>Obama. All of the candidates supported by the media were for legalizing
>illegal aliens. The others were ignored, or made to look like racists.
>
>The liberal news media, like the ACLU, is dead set on continuing the
>moral decay of this country.
>
>F*ck McCain, and F*ck Obama, if this is the best the United States has
>to offer, I just can't vote, and I have always voted.
>
>
>
>
A Veteran
AnAmericanCitizen <NoAm...@earthlink.net> wrote:
and he has other "problems";
McCain's Got 99 Problems
Seth Grahame-Smith
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/seth-grahamesmith/mccains-got-99-problems_b
_114341.html
John McCain is having such a bad July that writing about his collective
woes would require the patience and talent of David McCullough. Since I
have neither, I turned (as I often do) to the wisdom of Jay-Z, and
listed the first 99 that came to mind:
99. Bush's willingness to talk directly with Iran.
98. Bush's new time "horizon" for troop withdrawals.
97. al-Maliki's endorsement of Obama's Iraq strategy.
96. Obama's headline-dominating foreign tour.
95. His disagreement with the majority of Americans on Iraq.
94. His lack of economic expertise and policy.
93. Obama's $52M June.
92. His $21M June.
91. 29% of the Latino vote.
90. 2% of the black vote.
89. Charles Keating (he'll be back).
88. Vicki Iseman (she'll be back).
87. Randy Scheunemann (he'll be leaving).
86. His band-aid approach to energy (more drilling, more nuclear, a
$300M "prize").
85. His band-aid approach to healthcare (tax credits, more competition).
84. His band-aid.
83. Saying things like "I know how to win wars," despite his never
having won a war.
82. His wife.
81. His ex-wife.
80. The Hagee/Parsley un-endorsement debacle.
79. An uninspired base.
78. Ape rape.
77. His bff, Joe Lieberman.
76. His claim that Czechoslovakia still exists (it doesn't).
75. His claim that Iran is training Al-Qaeda (they aren't).
74. His claim that Iraq and Pakistan share a border (they don't).
73. His claim that Somalia is the same place as Sudan (it isn't).
72. His claim that Vladimir Putin is the president of Germany (he isn't).
71. 71.
70. The images of 70,000+ screaming Democrats at Invesco Field.
69. Phil Gramm's "nation of whiners" implosion.
68. His unwillingness to call the situation in Afghanistan "urgent."
67. Steve Schmidt's failure to right the ship.
66. A new generation of Evangelicals who don't care what James Dobson
thinks.
65. "C-nt."
64. "I hate the gooks."
63. His plan to resurrect Bush's plan to privatize Social Security.
62. The writer's rooms of The Daily Show and The Colbert Report.
61. His tarmac birthday party with Bush -- as Katrina made landfall.
60. "General Petraeus goes out there almost every day in an unarmed
Humvee."
59. His belief that Americans are better off than they were eight years
ago.
58. His "Frankenstein on barbiturates" oratory skill.
57. His beyond-pathetic "Pump" ad, which blames Obama for $4.50 gas.
56. His "Obama Love" ad, which blames the MSM for his terribly-run
campaign.
55. His computer illiteracy (c'mon...this is 2008).
54. A tax plan that doesn't even TRY to hide the fact that it's geared
toward the wealthy.
53. Bob Barr.
52. Ron Paul.
51. Rupert Murdoch.
50. His gay adoption/marriage high wire acts.
49. His immigration high wire act.
48. His torture high wire act.
47. His drilling high wire act.
46. His tax cuts high wire act.
45. Not churchgoing enough for some evangelicals.
44. Too evangelical for some independents.
43. His temper.
42. "I know what [Iraqis] want."
41. The starlet gap: McCain = Heidi Montag; Obama = Scarlett Johansson.
40. The Facebook gap: McCain = 173K supporters; Obama = 1.17M supporters.
39. His 1983-94 opposition to the Rev. Martin Luther King holiday.
38. His 2008 opposition to the Ledbetter Fair Pay [for women] Act.
37. His 2008 opposition to the G.I. Bill.
36. "100 years."
35. Viagra-gate.
34. His 0% rating from Planned Parenthood.
33. His 0% attendance record for the last six Senate Afghanistan
hearings.
32. "Why is Chelsea Clinton so ugly? Because her father is Janet Reno."
31. David Plouffe.
30. David Axelrod.
29. Republicans losing elections in traditional GOP strongholds.
28. His October 2002 insistence that victory in Iraq would be "easy."
27. His January 2007 insistence that he never said it would be "easy."
26. A resurgent Taliban.
25. Europe's Obamamania.
24. Kneeling at the feet of Jerry Falwell.
23. His penchant for gaffes.
22. 80% of Americans convinced we're on the wrong track.
21. The National Review calling his campaign strategy "likely to fail."
20. Another terrorist attack on U.S. soil "would be a big advantage to
him."
19. Record turnout in the Democratic primaries.
18. A free Osama bin Laden.
17. "Bomb bomb bomb, bomb bomb Iran."
16. A campaign hierarchy dominated by lobbyists.
15. Suggesting Obama is a "Socialist."
14. The Dow Jones down 2,000 points for the year.
13. Foreclosures soaring, banks failing, and inflation at a 17-year high.
12. Still pushing his ridiculous, Big Oil-friendly gas tax holiday.
11. Being out-raised by Obama 2:1...in West Virginia.
10. His "no" vote on SCHIP (healthcare for poor children)
reauthorization.
9. His support for overturning Roe v. Wade.
8. His consistent opposition to minimum wage increases.
7. Obama's 50-state strategy.
6. Al.
5. Bill.
4. Hillary.
3. Mitt.
2. John McCain.
1. George W. Bush.
Seth Grahame-Smith is the author of Pardon My President: Ready-to-Mail
Apologies for 8 Years of George W. Bush.
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