Thread: Comments on President Bush's State of the Union Speech

As usual no distinction over whether immigrants have accepted and respected our nations own democratic immigration policy.

No anchor baby left behind!

Amnesty and open borders.

No reference to the continuous assault and invasion on our border, or over 200 military incursion at our border. But we are sparing no effort to securing Iraq. Extensive justification of his efforts to reauthorize Patriot Act to limit rights of American Citizens, but no acknowledgement of the 20 million or so illegal aliens.

I THINK PRES. BUSH USE THE LA RAZA SCRIPT THEY GAVE HIM. IT MADE ME SICK.

THE GREAT THING ABOUT TODAY IS THAT MY WEBSITE GOT ABOUT 1000 HITS TODAY...SO HOPEFULLY SOME PEOPLE WERE EDUCATED TODAY AND WILL JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST AMNESTY AND THE DESTRUCTION OF OUR NATION.

"WAVE TO YOUR LEADER! CHEER FOR HIM! SHOW YOUR LEADER HOW MUCH YOU CARE!"

This is what was said at his last inauguration from an announcer as the bushmobile approached. I didn’t watch. What’s the point? I will catch it on yahoo tomorrow.

We hear claims that (illegal) immigrants are somehow bad for the economy - even though this economy could not function without them.

I'm sure this is exactly what the leaders of the South said about slaves.

America has created 4.6 million new jobs - more than Japan and the European Union combined.

And some of them are even in this country. However, those are reserved for the immigrants that the economy can't function without.

Here are the parts of his speech that pertained to immigration.

http://www.whitehouse.gov/stateoftheuni ... index.html

January 31, 2006


STATE OF THE UNION ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT
United States Capitol
Washington, D.C.
9:12 P.M. EST

The American economy is preeminent, but we cannot afford to be complacent. In a dynamic world economy, we are seeing new competitors, like China and India, and this creates uncertainty, which makes it easier to feed people's fears. So we're seeing some old temptations return. Protectionists want to escape competition, pretending that we can keep our high standard of living while walling off our economy. Others say that the government needs to take a larger role in directing the economy, centralizing more power in Washington and increasing taxes. We hear claims that immigrants are somehow bad for the economy -- even though this economy could not function without them. (Applause.) All these are forms of economic retreat, and they lead in the same direction -- toward a stagnant and second-rate economy.

Keeping America competitive requires an immigration system that upholds our laws, reflects our values, and serves the interests of our economy. Our nation needs orderly and secure borders. (Applause.) To meet this goal, we must have stronger immigration enforcement and border protection. (Applause.) And we must have a rational, humane guest worker program that rejects amnesty, allows temporary jobs for people who seek them legally, and reduces smuggling and crime at the border. (Applause.)

Well, my thoughts, I wanted to get sick. Oh by the way, Bush will be in Cincinnati next Month.

CINCINNATI President Bush is returning to Ohio for the first time since his 2004 re-election drive.

He'll be in Cincinnati next month for a campaign fund-raiser for Republican Senator Mike DeWine. It's scheduled for February 23rd at the home of Mark Hauser, president of the insurance firm the Hauser Group.

Admission to the event will cost 42-hundred dollars per person -- or ten-thousand if you want your picture taken with the president.

Brace yourselves, here comes amnesty.