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Either Senator John McCain is an idiot or he thinks the American people are. And if we don’t succeed in defeating S.1348, he may be right. Some statements McCain made in an interview with Bill O’Reilly certainly can argue the case that McCain has lost it. He would have a better chance of being elected President in Mexico. He also pulled out the race card when asked by O’Reilly. There you go Senator, if any white American speaks the truth about anyone with a different racial or ethnic background, it must be racism. Ok, we’re back to you being an idiot. Playing into the fringe left spin to push your corporate and Latino lobby position.

On deportation Senator, you are again, wrong. There’s a long list of people who know that severely penalizing employers who hire illegals and drying up the illegal job market will go a long way toward deportation. If they have no job, they have no reason to stay. For those who don’t leave, we have ICE, the Minute Men, federal, state and local law enforcement to aid in deportation as well as the military. Keep your fence, your amnesty and all your other useless facades for border and immigration control.

President Bush had you on a leash before and he still does. Anyone who votes for you might as well vote for Hillary Rodham Clinton. Regardless of the fate of S. 1348, this anger at Washington is not going away. Americans are just about maxxed on their ability to tolerate the arrogance of politicians, corporations and lobbyists. This will be your undoing. Count on it.

Stanford Matthews
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GOP Presidential Hopeful John McCain Sits Down With Bill O’Reilly

Thursday, May 31, 2007
BILL O’REILLY, HOST: “Unresolved problem” segment tonight, the proposed immigration bill has divided Americans and caused great anger, as you know. And one of those getting pounded is Senator John McCain, a sponsor of the bill and a presidential candidate.

MCCAIN:You’ve got two choices here, Bill. You either round up and deport 12 million people, and I know of no one who thinks that’s a good idea nor practicable.

MCCAIN: Well, they have every reason to be legitimately skeptical and in fact angry, because we did promise them that we would secure the borders and we didn’t.

MCCAIN: We passed an amendment that it’s automatic jail if they cross our borders illegally.

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