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Originally Posted by usa today
With Brown winning last night does anyone really thing immigration reform has a snowballs chance of getting passed?
I still think that if they seriously try it , you will see a back lash that will make this health care stuff look like a girl scout party.
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Originally Posted by Jeanfromfillmore
You are looking at this from a completely different perspective than those who watch Keith Oberman. They don't have a clue as to what this win for Brown means. Remember, the msm doesn't give a very accurate perspective of what is truly happening. So, don't even give the thought of being able to ease up on any issues, because that could be exactly what some are hoping for and depending on.
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I have to agree. This passive sort of cheering from the sidelines of the fake wrestling match between the Republicans and Democrats is what got us to the current situation. We should be just as skeptical of Republicans as we are of the Democrats. Especially this guy.
What has he actually said about illegal immgration that makes this such good news? If McCain had won the presidency, we wouldn't have anything to cheer either, especially regarding illegal immigration.
Always remember that amnesty, in the eyes of the illegal immigration movement is a confrontation with them. Amnesty means that everyone not qualifying for amnesty is still illegal and with amnesty, some kind of real action against illegals would have to occur to make it work -- the second time. And remember once again that the arch-Republican Ronald Reagan gave us our last amnesty.
Illegals and their advocates prefer the status quo and if this new guy in the senate accepts the status quo, then the difference between that and amnesty is not worth worrying about.
Nothing less than declared aggression against the simple presence of illegal immigrants will do. Nothing less than turning loose local law enforcement against the simple presence of illegals on a national level will do.