Thread: Governor Mitch Daniels Is Weak On Illegal Immigration

Here is another case of a cheap labor amnesty supporting Bushbot Republican that the establishment is trying to build up for 2012.

I would like to help a negative buzz drown out their noise right now before it gets to the point where they won't hear us.

If we don't jump all over these candidate trial ballons as soon as they are floated there will soon be too many of them to stop them all.




http://24ahead.com/indiana-gov-mitch-da ... enough-inf

Indiana gov. Mitch Daniels on immigration: not good, but not enough information for full picture

Indiana governor Mitch Daniels is being mentioned as a fiscal conservative, policy wonk Republican candidate for president in 2012. Like most "fiscal conservatives", he appears to support massive/illegal immigration despite the costs involved and despite how it gives even more power to those on the other side from him. There doesn't appear to be much of a paper trail on him, but most of it isn't good:

1. An April 12, 2006 article says (link):

Daniels also was asked about his opinions on illegal immigrants and the recent marches that took place in Indianapolis and South Bend Monday... [b]"I don’t think I know anyone that doesn’t want the law obeyed,â€

Thank you for the article, SovereignMan. Based on this article alone, Mitch Daniels will not be the Republican candidate for President in 2012. What a bunch of mush-mouth anti-American pro-illegal bull crap spewing out of his mouth. He doesn't know any of these people unless he's got a couple working for him at home OR he's further violated US law and hired them to work in Indiana state government or in his businesses. Otherwise, he has nothing upon which to base these ridiculous statements. I think he's done a good job as Governor for Indiana, balancing their budget and creating new jobs by alluring industry to their state, but it ends for him there. No one who babbles this dribble can or will be the Presidential nominee for the Republicans in 2012.