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Comment on Sen. John McCain: I was misled on bailout by Andrea Watson

Andrea Watson — Mon, 04 Oct 2010 15:18:11 +0000

john mccain seems to be a very reasonable and intellegent guy but he is not as charismatic as obama”–

Comment on Amazing How Arizona's Immigration Law Continues To Be Falsely Reported by Milan Kalthoff

Milan Kalthoff — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 19:33:02 +0000

Just one unbiased words with Fox news inside the Tv show. He has a truly difficult immigration policy. This individual managed to graduate about the Harvard Collage. At this moment he features the one Broadcast Show. He did not similar to the actual Usa us president.

Comment on Motorola DROID – Navigation With Google Maps And Contacts by Valentine Israelson

Valentine Israelson — Tue, 20 Jul 2010 00:02:20 +0000

The Motorola DROID continues to present new possibilities everyday. I have had it for about 10 months and I have had a Blackberry attached to my body considering that September 1998. Becoming connected is often a important part of my lifestyle so I am usually reachable by loved ones and co-workers. I am a bit addicted for the Industry for DROID Applications. If the device had unlimited memory I would check the capacity. I believe this OS will be the way of the long term and intend to develop with all of you to know it by means of and by means of. Thanks for your post.

Comment on Obama Says He Talks Fishermen And BP Experts "So I know who's ass to kick" by The Rocks and Minerals Guy

The Rocks and Minerals Guy — Fri, 09 Jul 2010 23:52:37 +0000

Well finally they have a plan to cap this thing, but given their track-record so far, I’m not holding out a ton of hope for this. I was in Tampa when that tanker caught fire (I was driving over the Skyway right when it happened, saw the smoke) and the beaches are still washing up tar balls. I think it has effectively ruined the economy of southern LA, MI and AL towns. I have a ton of family there and they are really desperate.

Comment on VIDEO : Border Cannot Be Secured With Fences And Border Patrol by lee1947

lee1947 — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 03:29:57 +0000

WOW he admitted he is incompetent. As a Plt Sgt in the Army I would have been shot for saying anything so negative. Can Do Sir!!! was the only acceptable answer.

Comment on Obama's EPA Shuts Down 33% – 125 – Refineries by lee1947

lee1947 — Wed, 07 Jul 2010 03:27:44 +0000

One thing you have to say about Hussein Obama is he gets what he wants no matter what part of the Constitution he has to trample. Is it 2012 yet????

Comment on Wait A Minute – Mexico Ups Penalties for Migrant Trafficking – While Opposing Arizona Law? by Mike Pratt

Mike Pratt — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 16:58:41 +0000

Oh I agree that it is a good thing. I just find it kind of funny that they are redoing this law while complaining about Arizona’s new immigration law. Mexico even issued a travel advisory for Arizona.

Comment on Wait A Minute – Mexico Ups Penalties for Migrant Trafficking – While Opposing Arizona Law? by Kiki

Kiki — Sat, 03 Jul 2010 15:59:39 +0000

Actually, this makes perfect sense. It gives Mexico a tool to fight not just human trafficking, but illegal emigration (since they often overlap), and it can lead to long prison terms for some of the people who smuggle and/or traffick the most people. Fewer major people-runners crossing our border, hopefully less human trafficking, very likely a hit to illegal immigration from Mexico to the U.S., and Mexico pays for enforcement. Seems to save the the U.S. and the southern states lots of money and trouble, while improving American lives as well as hopefully protecting people from trafficking. Alright with me.

Comment on Supreme Court to hear Arizona immigration law challenge | Reuters by Mike Pratt

Mike Pratt — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 11:05:33 +0000

Well said. I am not opposed to an amnesty program (not really for it either) because it won’t solve any problems. The ONLY way an amnesty program could work is if the borders are FIRST closed and secured. That would mean BOTH of our borders.

If we don’t secure the borders first then any amnesty program would be pointless. We would just have amnesty programs every couple years and nothing would be getting resolved.

And the biggest point her isn’t about Mexican’s, South American’s, Canadian’s or any other countries population coming here, it’s about knowing who is here. It is a security thing.

I am 100% for LEGAL immigration. Let’s face it, the vast majority of American’s come from immigrants.

And it really burns me to hear these states down to local cities passing immigration laws and coming under fire. Laws that state things like “no renting or hiring of illegal immigrants”. They are coming under fire for that? Or “businesses will face serious fines and consequences for hiring illegal immigrants”. They are coming under fire for that?

Are they saying that it is supposedly legal to hire illegal immigrants now? Now it’s not, but anyone other than the feds having a law is suddenly wrong? CRAZY.

Ok, I’m done…lol…thank you for you input!

Comment on Supreme Court to hear Arizona immigration law challenge | Reuters by jshuford

jshuford — Tue, 29 Jun 2010 09:33:33 +0000

I find it odd that a sizable portion of another country’s population lives within our borders. I find it even more remarkable that people find our actions reprehensible because the citizens here want some kind of accountability from these foreigners. The United States has gone to great lengths to accommodate these foreigners into our society so much that even without proper identification or proof of citizenry these foreigners have complete and unbridled access to every social program in the United States. The people and Government of the United States have gone so far to accommodate these foreigners that we are required to have every document produced here in their native tongue.

I am for an Amnesty program that would close our open borders to the south and and at the same time I think that ALL foreigners need to register and pay into our tax programs that pay for their way of life!