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Stop Racial Pandering

/ Wrote: Aug 13, 2010 11:45 AM

For all the brouhaha over Republicans wanting to review the interpretation of the 14th Amendment, the citizenship/birthright clause, Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, Nevada Democrat, once supported revising the current interpretation of the birthright citizenship clause in 1993. Mr. Reid introduced a bill to the Senate Judiciary Committee as the Immigration Stabilization Act of 1993. The bill, which died in committee after it was referred to the Subcommittee on Immigration and Refugee Affairs, includes tough immigration provisions that would make many wonder where Mr. Reid truly stands on the immigration and border debate. Title X of the Reid introduced bill shows the Nevada Democrat took Senator Lindsey Graham's, South Carolina...

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Bob A. Wrote: Aug 13, 2010 10:07 PM

The Republicans loved the illegals when Reagan gave millions of them blanket amnesty for their votes and their slave labor for the GOP corporate contributors. WHAT HAPPENED?

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Wu Ming Ren Wrote: Aug 14, 2010 2:30 AM

Oh, please stop. Do only Republicans hire workers? Are you suggesting that only Republicans run businesses? If there is cheap labor, it is available to all who are willing to break the law and hire illegal aliens (or more likely these days, hire someone with a stolen identity). In Minnesota, we have renamed the Democratic Party so that it's the Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party. When you say that Mexicans are working on farms, are they only working for Republican farmers? Just stop making this false dichotomy.

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Stop Racial Pandering

Harry Reid has stuck his foot in his mouth once again, this time suggesting he doesn't know "how anyone of Hispanic heritage could be a Republican." Really? You can't be both Hispanic and Republican? I guess Marco Rubio, Susana Martinez, John Sanchez, and Brian Sandoval -- to name just the top tier of Republican Hispanics who have won their party's nomination for statewide office this year -- had either better quit the GOP or change their names. This kind of racial stereotyping is offensive. Liberals have engaged in it for years, but conservatives aren't immune either.

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