Thread: Sarah Palin knocks DREAM Act on way to Ellis Island

Sarah Palin knocks DREAM Act on way to Ellis Island

by USA Today Feed on Jun. 01, 2011, under USA Today News
Updated at 12:08 p.m. ET

Sarah Palin is visiting the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island today on the latest stops of her bus tour of historical sites.

After sharing pizza and talking international trade with Donald Trump, Palin is now going to focus on immigration. The 2008 GOP vice presidential nominee told reporters this morning that she’s looking forward to visiting Ellis Island, the gateway for millions of newcomers to the USA, to highlight the “work ethicâ€

She's Flip-Flop Fanny-first she said she was against amnesty, then she went on Spanish-language TV and said she was for it in the last presidential running with McCain, now she's back to saying she's against it. I don't trust her anymore than I can throw her.

Updated 06/01/2011 05:38 PM
Sarah Palin Talks Immigration Before Ellis Island Visit
By: Michael Herzenberg

Sarah Palin emerged from her hotel in Jersey City just after 8:00 a.m. Wednesday. The former Alaska governor and 2008 Republican vice presidential candidate signed autographs before resuming her bus tour of the country with a stop at Ellis Island.

"It's one of the symbols, of course, of our liberty, and it's a reminder too that immigrants built this country,â€

Originally Posted by sacredrage

She's Flip-Flop Fanny-first she said she was against amnesty, then she went on Spanish-language TV and said she was for it in the last presidential running with McCain, now she's back to saying she's against it. I don't trust her anymore than I can throw her.

I don't think anyone will ever be able to trust her on any issue.

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Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

Originally Posted by sacredrage

She's Flip-Flop Fanny-first she said she was against amnesty, then she went on Spanish-language TV and said she was for it in the last presidential running with McCain, now she's back to saying she's against it. I don't trust her anymore than I can throw her.

I don't think anyone will ever be able to trust her on any issue.

I agree. I think its at least a good sign for us that she feels she needs to act all pro-enforcement and anti-amnesty, but I don't trust her on this issue. Too little, too late. We'll need more proof and action, over time.

[quote]"It's one of the symbols, of course, of our liberty, and it's a reminder too that immigrants built this country,â€

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