Thread: Bush's mexican campaign video

The video follows the article - very interesting shows the TRUE BUSH COLORS -- GREEN

Here is where you can see the video
http://www.eagleforum.org/column/2006/a ... 04-12.html

Presidente Bush 2004 Hispanic Campaign Video



“During the 2000 election, Bush previewed a campaign video from ad-maker Lionel Sosa that used emotion-laden themes to woo Latinos.


As he watched, Sosa recalled, Bush’s face lighted up. “How much do you need for this?” Bush asked as the two men sat with Rove in the governor’s mansion in Texas, Sosa said.


Sosa replied that it would take $3 million. According to the ad-maker, Bush then turned to Rove, saying: “Give him five.”


Four years later, Sosa produced a variation of that video for the 2004 campaign that was mailed to Latino voters across the country.


The video includes images that would probably rile those who today are calling for the most restrictive immigration laws. At one point, Bush is shown waving a Mexican flag. The footage was shot, Sosa said, during a Mexican Independence Day parade in San Antonio in 1998, when Bush was running for reelection as governor.


The five-minute video, narrated by Bush, opens with an image of him fishing on his property near Crawford, Texas, as he essentially described millions of Americans who populate his home state as the true foreigners in someone else’s native land.


“About 15 years before the Civil War, much of the American West was northern Mexico,” Bush says in the video. “The people who lived there weren’t called Latinos or Hispanics. They were Mexican citizens, until all that land became part of the United States.


“After that, many of them were treated as foreigners in their own land,” Bush adds.”






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Bush waving a Mexican flag calling US citizens in Texas “FOREIGNERS in Mexico’s native land”??????????????

We need to get this video obtained and publicized. I’d like to see it wall to wall on every tv station.



Bush's Spring Frolic In Cancun

April 12, 2006

by Phyllis Schlafly

Like many teenagers, President Bush dashed off to Cancun for spring break. Protected by a long and impenetrable fence and plenty of security guards, he met privately with the Mexican president and wealthy CEOs from both countries.

Bush should have gone to the Arizona border where American citizens really need a fence to protect themselves, their children, their animals and their property from the hundreds of illegal aliens who tramp across their land every night.

Bush thus gave the back of his hand to the 88 percent of Republican House Members who voted to secure our borders against the invasion of criminals, smugglers of illegal drugs with their armed escorts, smugglers of thirsty humans in crowded vans, and Other Than Mexicans (OTMs) who obviously aren't coming here to pick strawberries.

While Bush was closeted in a plush foreign resort hotel, the people who support his plan rather than the bill passed by the House demonstrated in the streets and the schools, flying the U.S. flag upside down subordinate to the Mexican flag, and carrying placards asserting that Mexico owns the southwest states. Are those the people Bush is now allying himself with instead of the people who elected him?

We would like to see the shocking 2004 campaign video just discovered by the Los Angeles Times, which Bush secretly mailed to Latino voters all over the country. Narrated by Bush, the video shows Bush waving a Mexican flag and describing U.S. citizens in Texas as foreigners in Mexico's native land.

At a closed meeting of conservatives in Washington, D.C. last week, a Bush representative tried to deny that Bush is advocating amnesty, but a participant retorted, "His dispute is not with us; it's with the dictionary." The additional comment that "we don't believe the President any more" elicited spontaneous applause.

In another semantic deception, Bush said in Cancun that he is committed to signing a "comprehensive immigration bill. And by 'comprehensive,' I mean not only a bill that has border security in it, but a bill that has a worker permit program in it. That's an important part of having a border that works."

That statement is false, a non sequitur, and offensive to the intelligence and wishes of the American people. Our experience with the 1986 law proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that amnesty destroys border security and quadruples the number trying to enter the U.S. illegally.

Even the use of the word "comprehensive" is odious. For 20 years, those of us who have fought education issues know that "comprehensive" is the code word used to conceal from parents the fact that sex education includes teaching kids in coed classrooms how to use condoms.

Likewise, "comprehensive" border security means concealing from the public that it means immediately legalizing the illegals who are already in our country and giving worker permits to many more foreigners to come in, while giving us only pie-in-the-sky promises about closing our borders to illegal entry.

On the eve of the Cancun trip, the Senate Judiciary Committee voted for the Kennedy-McCain amnesty/guest-worker/no-border-security bill with the votes of all the Democrats and four Republicans. The bill would provide legal status to at least 11 million illegal aliens (Bear Stearns estimates 20 million) now living in this country plus 1.5 million guest farm workers, plus guest-worker status for at least 400,000 new non-farm workers every year with their relatives, plus in-state-college-tuition status for illegal-alien students.

Putting his name on a Ted Kennedy bill should forfeit any chance John McCain might have had to be the 2008 Republican presidential nominee. The Amnesty Four who voted for the Kennedy-McCain bill, Arlen Specter, Sam Brownback, Michael DeWine, and Lindsey Graham, also forfeit their Republican respectability.

Rep. Bob Beauprez (R-CO) figured it out correctly. He said this would be "the biggest magnet ever, ... a dinner bell, 'come one, come all.'"

The Kennedy-McCain bill is directly contrary to what the American people want. A new survey by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press reports that 53 percent of Americans believe illegal aliens should be required to return home, and only 40 percent said they should be granted some legal status to remain.

George W. Bush, who will never again run for office, is selfishly destroying the Republican Party. He is molding the Republican Party into the Party of Big Business and Big Government.

While employers get the benefit of importing millions of "willing workers" from poor countries, the taxpayers are stuck with having to pay for social benefits for low-paid workers: schooling, health care, food stamps, housing subsidies, Earned Income Tax Credit handouts, law enforcement, and, if amnesty passes, adding 10+ million people to the already staggering number eligible for Medicaid.

Economics 101 teaches that an increase in low-paid labor supply inexorably depresses wages and increases the costs of social benefits. Cui bono? Corporate donors to Bush and the Republican Party.

Somebody get that to Lou Dobbs!! Unbelievable......that's what we are up against!

I finally got it to download! Get this to everybody you know! This is treachory! No wonder they think they can wave their flag! OUR OWN PRESIDENT DOES IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

IMPEACH THIS MAN BEFORE HE DESTROYS THIS COUNTRY COMPLETELY!!!
This is utter betrayl!!!!!!!!!!

He's a Traitor. Plain. And. Simple.

Get his treacherous butt out of our government.

God help us...how could we have elected this maniac to lead our country?

Well, everyone makes mistakes...so lets not make another by not removing him from office...N O W!!

I went there and read "Bush's Spring Frolic" .

The first time I ever saw him, I said "NO." This is just a rich kid who is getting in on his Daddy's coat tails.

Was I ever right. 9/11 just propped him way up and now, five years later his props have fallen out from under him.

I am furious that we were so deceived.

Even Laura Bush has fallen from her grace. She is just the same as he is. Don't be fooled again.

I am speechless which is rare. This explains so much.

Sickening, that sceen of him waving the Mexican Flag, makes me ill.