Thread: Roy Beck: Amnesty Won't Pass House Or Senate

2010 is coming up pretty quick for those up for re-election. Voting for any type of "amnesty" or bailout for illegal aliens will be political suicide. They know it and we need to keep hammering them about it.

We've had too many amnesties (which failed), we've been lied to too many times, now let's ENFORCE the laws, that's change we can believe in!

Originally Posted by miguelina

2010 is coming up pretty quick for those up for re-election. Voting for any type of "amnesty" or bailout for illegal aliens will be political suicide. They know it and we need to keep hammering them about it.

We've had too many amnesties (which failed), we've been lied to too many times, now let's ENFORCE the laws, that's change we can believe in!

I'm enjoying all the individual races. I think people will vote out a bunch of Democraps.
Lets's get Reid, Barney and Pelosi out too! PLUS Charlie Rangel needs a swift kick too!

Originally Posted by ReggieMay

My fear is that this plan will be shoved through in a closed session in the dark of the night - kind of like the stimulus plan.

It's possible, but I worry more about the continuing piecemeal approach that has been in operation for quite some time. It consists of---to name a few examples---the gradual "normalization" of illegals through the blurring of citizenship status, dual language concessions and other conveniences designed for the comfort of non-integrating populations, and attempts to decriminalize voter fraud. Now we can add the developing alliance between the Census Bureau and community organizing networks:

www.cnsnews.com/PUBLIC/content/article. ... rcID=46021

The incremental strategy lessens the possibility of rapid response by citizens, allowing certain forces to go about their business with the intention of pushing the country to the point of no return---where objection would be futile.

It's possible, but I worry more about the continuing piecemeal approach that has been in operation for quite some time.

Me too!