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02-11-2008, 11:53 PM #11Senior Member
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Yes thats correct. He states that they return, but if it would cause them hardship they could remain. It is all a real game of semantics. Huckabee signing something is easy for him to do because, like McCain, he will play a semantic game to wiggle out of it. How can he be trusted? That is the simple answer. If someone constantly stole from me and never admitted they were stealing, say like, always called it borrowing, then signed a pledge to never steal from me, you would have the equivalent of Huckabees pledge of no amnesty.
Originally Posted by Populist
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02-12-2008, 12:15 AM #12
Populist wrote:
Perhaps not, but I think that part of his plan could be negotiable with a little pressure from the voters, especially if Hunter were on the ticket.Huckabee has signed NumbersUSA and Sen. Sessions' No Amnesty pledges, but has he retracted or clarified the comments he made recently on national television that under his plan, illegals would return to their home countries, and then come back to the US in a matter of days (i.e., "touchback" amnesty)??
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02-12-2008, 01:37 AM #13
Still One Difference
Still one pretty big difference...McCain is arrogant enough to not even offer a signature.
Originally Posted by Chosen


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