I went in to McKeons office a few weeks ago, and they started to give me that same old tired line about "border security", and I couldn't help but say every politician from Obama, to Schumer says they believe in strong border security, then they obstruct and vote down any efforts and legislation to actually enforce our borders.
Granted when I came they didn't exactly know what side I was on, but when I identified myself as a Republican wanting to talk about the Congressman's position on illegal immigration they shouldn't be so clueless.
I'm finished toying around with McKeon, Despite having a good record on immigration policies, I now think he is getting wobbly on the issue.
My contact at FAIR is suggesting that I go in again unannounced and tell them I'm going to stay in their office until I get my questions answered. I should also bring a sack lunch. In other words, if they are going to dodge giving me real answers on McKeons positions I'm going to make myself a royal pain in the ass.
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