GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

Anna Molly — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 14:19:37 GMT

MY immigration advice? I'll be for sending all the illegal immigrants home the same day that Bush, Cheney, Condi, Rove, Fredo, Scooter, Harriet, the republicans in Congress, executives of the "big three" automakers, Billo, Rush, Coulter, Hannity, and the heads of every Wall Street firm agree to go with them and to accept the lifestyle that will accompany that.

Now THAT would be compassionate ... for the rest of us.

Breaking news: Bush just told the press that sometimes they "misunderestimated" him. No shoot, Sherlock. There was NEVER any underestimating this guy.

GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

Eric, Salinas, CA — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 14:21:25 GMT

Now the Idiot Boy wants compassion from his fellow repugnant ones on immigration when they've spent the past 8 years being the anti-immigrant white supremacist party. Not going to fool anyone even if they pick a black to head their party. Just trying to emulate Obama's winning ways with complete falseness. We ought to deport the repugnant ones who have wrecked our country, starting with Tyrants Bush and Cheney.

GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

newdayDawning — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 14:27:02 GMT

And people would listen to advice from Shrub why?

GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

Brian, Girard, OH — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 14:33:42 GMT

It's never been immigration that's caused all the upset...It's all of the ILLEGAL immigration. How quickly would an AMERICAN CITIZEN be deported or imprisoned for living in some foriegn nation illegally?

GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

jawillie, Philadelphia, PA. — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 14:51:18 GMT

Sounds like more Bush legacy spinning to me. NOW he wants to be the compassionate conservative, 8 years after he campaigned on that very concept.

As for Blackwell and Steele, if they think that they're going to be anything other than tokens for the GOP, they should have a long talk with Collin Powell.

January 20th can't get here fast enough. I'm taking the day off as a personal "holiday".

8 Days Until Inauguration Day!
http://jawillie.blog.com

GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

eagle1776 — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 15:22:01 GMT

Compassionate and Republican, now there is an oxymoron if ever there was one.

GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

Dave, Baltimore — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 15:36:39 GMT

Bush doesn't want the Republican party to BECOME anti-immigrant? That's hilarious! They became anti-immigrant the minute after their own ancestors stepped off of the boat! The only thing more hilarious is that this moron somehow thinks that he's qualifed to give advice on anything! Just go away...

GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

Ed, San Antonio — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 15:43:16 GMT

Hey Repukes, what happened to last part of your slogan? Used to be Compassionate-Conservative, now it's just Compassionate? No longer conservative are ya'....of course NOT.

You Repukes are Neither.....except for your own kind, which are NON-thinking Right-Wing idiots!

Hurry up 20 Jan 2009!

GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

S.B. Stein E.B. NJ — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 15:48:54 GMT

Bush giving advice? I hope people know that there are some examples to follow and some to avoid. You can learn from everyone, but it is the lessons that can and should be learned are in question when it comes to this president.

GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

Jackson, Seattle — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 16:05:09 GMT

Of course he wants them to be soft on immigration. Current Americans aren't voting Republican, so they need to import some who will! :-)

GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

Joe Sepeda,Early,Texas — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 17:09:45 GMT

Bush wouldn't know an immigrant if he raked his lawn. Immigrants made this country. They give America their blood, sweat and tears every day. As a second generation American I migrated as a farmworker from Texas to North Dakota till my teens. My Dad was an honest farmworker till he died who never stole a dime or lied to people. I consider him more of a success than Bush.

GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

Buzzm1, SF Bay Area — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 17:27:50 GMT

We aren't anti-immigrant, but we are righteously, and justifiably, anti-illegal immigrant.

All illegal immigrants need to go. Americans are very sick, and tired, of paying over 300 billion dollars a year, to support the many millions of illegal immigrants in our United States.

Need I remind anyone, that over 11 million American workers, are unemployed, and that number is increasing with every passing day.

In the meantime, illegals, using forged, or stolen identities, have obtained over 8.7 million jobs; jobs that rightfully belong to American workers.

Illegals have absolutely no legal right to be in our United States, and it is also against our existing laws for illegals to be employed, by anyone, anywhere within our United States. They broke our laws when they crossed our border, and they continue to break ourlaws, and drain us of our social resources.

Mandate E-Verify for all employers, and all employees.

Illegals ALL need to go!!!

GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

TEC-Spring-TX — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 19:01:11 GMT

"We aren't anti-immigrant, but we are righteously, and justifiably, anti-illegal immigrant."

The above statement sums up the problem with the Republican stance on illegal immigrants. Not only does the statement illustrate their mindset, the actions they take definitely imply that it is not the whole group of illegal immigrants, but one specific group. Building a wall along the Mexican Border will guarantee cessation of illegal immigration. Not a single person will cross into the US from Canada once the Mexican Wall is completed.

GOP Future: Bush's immigration advice

rell — Mon, 12 Jan 2009 19:45:19 GMT

i just can say you guys bitches americans