Thread: McCain & La Raza: 2 messes & some buffet

More to the article so that is why the title doesn't make much sense
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2 messes & some buffet


By Colin McNickle
TRIBUNE-REVIEW
Sunday, May 11, 2008

Presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain continues his courtship of the most radical element of illegal alien apologists. He'll speak to the annual conference of the National Council of La Raza in San Diego on July 14.
Sen. McCain is no stranger to the group, characterized by columnist Michelle Malkin as the "militantly ethnocentric, anti-immigration-enforcement Hispanic lobbying group." La Raza honored the Arizona senator in 1999; McCain delivered the keynote address at the group's 2004 gathering.

La Raza smears those who oppose open borders and amnesty for illegal aliens as "haters" and "racists."

"Yes, an ethnic separatist group that calls itself 'The Race' -- a group that has embraced John McCain and vice versa -- has the gall to crusade against 'hate,'" Ms. Malkin notes.

McCain had made significant progress in reaching out to conservatives over the last month or so. But his La Raza embrace is a serious lapse of judgment, one of a number of lapses that, if the primaries are a valid indicator, could lead to a full quarter of the Republican electorate staying home on Nov. 4.

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yeap and the legal hispanics will show thier graditude to mccain by voting majority democrat like they have for last 25 years-california republicans followed the mccain model years ago and now cant get elected dog catcher-unless you are an actor ,of course

This is one of the main reasons i cannot stand Mccain and what he does
to change our way of life to a multicultural society, of illegals that want to stake out part of America for " Little Mexico " and that do not want to assimilate but want to bring their country and culture here .

Mcstain is at it again.

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I won't stay home in November and I won't vote for McAmnesty either. I'll go right on down to the polling place, write in Tom Tancredo and go right down the rest of the ballot voting AGAINST incumbents. Local, county, state and federal, the incumbents must go unless it were a good one like Senator Sessions or Tom Tancredo or Ron Paul, Duncan Hunter, etc. However, I don't have such a statesman on my ballot. Therefore I am actively talking to people at random all over my community in an effort to persuade voters to help throw out the ones who have gotten us to where we are today. Actually, I heard it put pretty well the other day somewhere when someone said "If you keep electing clowns, don't be surprised if a circus breaks out." Wish I would've came up with that.

That is one funny line ..."if you keep electing clowns, don't be surprised if a circus breaks out".

I too won't sit home and will vote, however, as you pointed out, there really is no one worth voting for, McCain or Obama/clinton have done NOTHING to deserve my vote. I don' t think I can co a write-in in NY but I imagine if I can, I will try. I also vote as you do, against ALL incumbents unless I know for fact they are worthy of another term, and here on the corrupt Long Island there currently is NO ONE.

I think Lou Dobbs needs to find a way for common Americans, like myself, can run as an independent and rid our society of both corrupt dems/reps and take back our country!

I gotta tell this joke:
Obama, Clinton and McPain are all in an airplane flying somewhere. Obama looks out the window and says, "You know, I could drop a hundred dollar bill (not that it is worth anything) out the window and make someone very happy". Hillary looks at him and states "I could drop 10 10 dollar bills out the window and make 10 people very happy". McPain looks at them both and says "I could throw a hundred one dollar bills out the window and make a hundred people happy." The pilot looks at the co-pilot and says "Hell, I could throw all three of them out the window and make 300 million people happy!"