Thread: Ron Paul:Immigration 'Compromise' Sells Out Our Sovereignty

Immigration ‘compromise’ sells out our sovereignty

By: Ron Paul | Submitted on: 05/29/07


EDITORIAL - [b]The much-vaunted Senate “compromiseâ€

This bill should be stamped unconstitutional, just bercause of the the fact that it was written by a bunch of people who have no right to be writing legislation for the United States of America. It certainly is not in Bushes Job discription, I don't know about you but I did not give La Raza or any other Radical racist group the right to do it, the only thing they should have had the right to do is testify in open hearing on the affects of immigration on the country( their twisted beliefs).
This really is an Outrage, maybe that is where we should go next. Bush needs to stay the hell out of it he has nothing to do with writing laws.
If he doesn't sign it after it has passed both houses so be it!!

What an excellent editorial! Thank you.

Ron Paul you are the bomb!

Ron Paul 2008

Fox News’ Pro-Giuliani a Conflict of Interest
posted by Linda
By Cliff Kincaid - Accuracy in Media

The exchange with Paul over 9/11 might have been seen in a different light if Hannity had asked Giuliani about why, according to the AP report, his firm represented Saudi Arabia.

Rudy Giuliani’s much-publicized but misleading put-down of Ron Paul during Tuesday night’s Republican presidential debate should have been tempered by a report that Saudi Arabia, the country that spawned most of the 9/11 hijackers, has been one of Giuliani’s lucrative foreign clients. However, Fox News questioners Chris Wallace and Wendell Goler did not bring it up.

Perhaps this can be explained by the fact that the same Associated Press story that named Saudi Arabia as a Giuliani client listed News Corporation, the parent company of Fox News, as another Giuliani client. This AP story, which was not disputed by Giuliani or News Corporation, was carried on the Fox News website.

This writer had raised questions about Fox News’ co-sponsorship of the debate, based on the fact that the company had a relationship with Giuliani when he was mayor of New York City. But now we know that the relationship has continued into the period of time that Giuliani has been planning a presidential run. It is an obvious conflict of interest.

It was during a discussion of foreign policy that Paul, a Texas congressman, identified U.S. involvement in the Middle East, especially in Iraq, as a factor in the 9/11 attacks. Giuliani pounced on that, saying the claim was worse than absurd. “Rudy’s Wrathâ€