McCain: Tough talk on immigration

Dan — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:29:12 GMT

Gotta love flip-flop McCain.

He runs away from his own bills as frequently as he cheated on his first wife.

McCain: Tough talk on immigration

I Won't Be Back — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:31:46 GMT

The Democrats know a new voting bloc when they see one. Why else would they be in favor of letting all the illegals into the country, get them dependent on government programs, and then get their vote? Trouble is, the money is running out, and the Democrats will be left holding the bag. See California and the newly minted Democrat Arnold S. for details.

McCain: Tough talk on immigration

camie — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:32:14 GMT

obama was out there as a community organizer bring white latinos and african americans together to find jobs and organizer on their own in their communities. obama has a first hand account of what people are going through, and we all know that mccain doesnt. mccain has never worked on the state level, he has been a senate for 20 something years.

mccain has missed more votes in the senate then any other senator
http://sensico.wordpress.com/2008/07/11/mccain-hasnt-voted-in-the-senate-since-april-8-2008/
or http://sensico2.blogspot.com/2008/07/my-blogs.html

McCain: Tough talk on immigration

bill, okla — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:39:55 GMT

Dan, McCain has cheated or run away from just about everything but that missle but big surprize for such a poor pilot (Check the records if you don't believe it). The republicans have duped the Latino voting communtity in so many ways I'd think there would be a real rush to Obama.

McCain: Tough talk on immigration

donna — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:42:55 GMT

McCain took his lumps? The past tense is grammatically incorrect with regared to John McCain.

McCain: Tough talk on immigration

Not fooled — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:52:14 GMT

More yakking from the Double Talk express. Can you believe anything from the McCain camp anymore? I sure don't

McCain: Tough talk on immigration

jeff D Evanston IL — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:52:30 GMT

I Watched Meet the Press yeaterday and what Fiorina said is that Phil Gramm is surrogate!!! and does not didicate policy. that really bothered me!! because from what i have seen for the past year Phil gramm is the person who wrote McCain's economic policy. he is the person that lobbyed the enron loop hole, and the moragage laws that were changed, how can she say he is a surrogote, to me if i'm a McCain supporter, i'm worried because it looks like he has gotten rid of one of his top guys. or am i wrong, some one please educate me on this!!!!

McCain: Tough talk on immigration

Obama-Junkie — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 13:54:14 GMT

Gotcha McCain!

McCain is also attempting to move to the center of the political spectrum (to gain Independent voters) by showing bi-partisanship in referring to Senator Ted Kennedy. But this is a double-edge sword for McCain. The Republican conservative base does not like McCain's siding with Democrats in the past on immigration reform.

McCain: Tough talk on immigration

GOP: Gullible Old People — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 14:14:14 GMT

It's true, McCain is a lot like T. Roosevelt--not too bright.

McCain: Tough talk on immigration

Independent — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 14:18:34 GMT

I see McCain is doing the obama "refining his position" on issues as well. As you obama people call it redefining or re-assesing the situation.

McCain: Tough talk on immigration

Dottie Swarthmore PA — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 14:23:46 GMT

Senator McCain said Phil Gramm did not speak for him.
I recall during many of Senator McCain's town hall gatherings when a question came up about the economy Senator McCain would immediately turn the mike over to Phil Gramm. Phil Gramm is his economic spokesman but now he no longer speaks for McCain. Give me a break. Can we call McCain a flip flopper now?

McCain: Tough talk on immigration

Ed Weirdness, Garland Tx. — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 14:47:12 GMT

Overpopulation, congestion, urban sprawl, vanishing farmland and green space, diminishing resources, overcrowded schools and emergency rooms, crumbling infrastructure, lack of affordable housing, crime, pollution, depressed wages, increased tax burdens, the marginalization of American workers, citizens and voters, the balkanization of our communities, the overall decline in quality of life, are all the result of unconstrained immigration!

Too many people competing for the same limited resources is not sound economic, environmental, social or cultural policy!

Both McCain and Obama are willing, indeed, intent on usurping the will of America's Citizens if they are elected. America's Citizens, in near revolt, shouted down the egregious McCain/Kennedy Comprehensive Immigration Reform legislation. Overwhelmingly, America's Citizens (naturalized as well as native) support securing our borders, building the fence, and enforcing our immigration laws. Both McCain and Obama are seeking political cover for policies that America's Citizens will resist, yet they are both intent on forcing these dangerously misguided policies down our throat.

Voter's should focus on voting out pro-illegal incumbents and on changing the balance of power in Congress. With concerted effort, we the people can vote in our own affirmative self defense against the damage of either a McCain or Obama presidency. By marginalizing either candidates ability to pass their goofy social engineering policies, we can protect ourselves and take back control of our government.

McCain: Tough talk on immigration

Brittanicus, Indianapolis, IN — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 15:55:32 GMT

La Raza is a insurgent dangerous organization that would swamp America with a continuous influx of poor from third world countries. The race as it's called has seditious ideas to return the Southwest to Mexico. Fanatical as this might seem this is their philosophy they preach, amongst the Latino people's. Every Hispanic needs to know this effects them as well as other legal nationalities, because they will also feel the lose of jobs and their families future.Not to many politicians have come to the rescue of the hard hit citizens, because they are out to be re-elected. That means appeasing big business donors for their campaign contributions.
Understand that this is a war, that must be won! Otherwise illegal immigration will bring America to a necrology stand-still of overpopulation. Does the American people need to escalate the 315 million plus population, the census estimates we have now? To a new total of 435 million because the new president wants to add a new blanket AMNESTY? Right now the dire consequences of overpopulation is irrefutable, by just looking at the congestion in our cities, along with the ever growing pollution. We cannot sustain supporting even larger numbers of people, or ignoring the predatory businesses that callously assume that legal citizens will support their cheap labor? Uncensored facts at NUMBERUSA

McCain: Tough talk on immigration

S.B. Stein E.B. NJ — Mon, 14 Jul 2008 17:07:23 GMT

Well, is Gramm an advisor, a friend, a campaign volunteer or something else? Please let us know so that we can know how to associate his words with McCain.

To have McCain say that he admires Teddy Roosvelt is questionable. What parts of Teddy does McCain admire? I know that I admire the policies and actions that FDR took to get the country out of the Great Depression, but there are a few things that I find questionable that he did. McCain should be a little more specific.