As Ann Coulter said, (something like) Horrors, the only thing worse than a commission is a strongly worded letter.

But Bush really, really, really, really wanted amnesty. And isn't that what we're all so upset about now. He was just another spineless politician who preferred illegal aliens to Americans, and he showed it numerous times.

A small, small man. He was behlind the prosecution of Ramos and Campion. A stain on the presidency and on the country. Just because he didn't get his way. A loser all the way.

Sorry, but all I can remember now is "See you at the signing". After Americans had burned up the phone lines to the White House saying they didn't want amnesty. But the voice of the people wasn't good enough for this ignorant man. I voted for him twice but could not even look at him after that remark.

I could just barf. Hugh Hewitt, you are a first-class jerk. "A decade of success in the Florida House': Early 2000's, as a member of the Hispanic Caucus, called U.S. immigraton law "draconian". In 2003 and 2004 (once was not enough),introduced DREAM Acts. In 2008, as powerful Speaker of the House, when Floridians worked tirelessly on 6 much-needed immigration enforcement bills; FAIR and NumbersUSA were there, and the attorney who wrote the successful Okiahoma laws wrote the six bills, Rubio sent word through an aide that he would not impede the bills. Instead, he called his fellow Hispanic legislators, Rivera and Zapata to come from Dade to Tallahassee to call proponents racists. Then he blocked all the bills. If that's success.....

That's the understatement of the year. But he should have been in trouble with conservatives a long time ago. He is Jeb Bush's (Amnesty King and Head RINO) protege and has a long record in Florida of advocating for illegal aliens -- multiple DREAM Acts, blocked enfrorcement legislation, etc. He lied to get elected to the Senate (declared he opposed amnesty) and has just picked up where he left off. Amnesty has always been in his sights. Don't make the mistake of thinking he is just a new little innocent trying to do some good. He's far more driven, and evil, than that.

Jeb and Marco were mentor and protege in Florida. Does that tell you anything? Actually, I believe Jeb WAS grooming himself for the next Pres, and he probably was counting on Marco to help -- to gain the trust of the conservatives for him. But Marco became more popular than Jeb, so that's out the window. Now, it looks as though Rubio is being found out -- that he's really a RINO in disguise. We shall see what the future holds. Personally, I'm praying that this country-destroying amnesty will wake people up and send amnesty and Rubio and Jeb packing.

Hey, dready, it's four hours since you wrote your above obnoxious-as-usual post. And as I sit here NumbersUSA is reporting that the monstrosity bill is unraveling -- that Americans are making their voices heard, that sanity is setting in, and that Senators are becoming very doubtful about its worthiness or its success. No, they shall not have their (undeserved) amnesty!

This amnesty is worse. The numbers are staggering and the goodies are greater in number. And Rubio knows exactly what he is doing. He did similar things in Florida beginning in the early 2000's. What is concerning him now is how he is going to keep the trust of those conservatives who fell for him and at the same time deliver amnesty for his true friends, the RINOs.

Yes, self-deportation. There was nothing wrong with Romney's position. This is what most Americans want. But selfish Republicans who did not like him, including "pure" conservatilves, and the RINO establishment did not give him any support on the issue. And even our boy Rubio (who at the time some were even so smitten with him that they thought he should be the nominee instead of Romney(!) sabotaged Romney's sane position on the issue by blathering on about a DREAM Act, forcing Obama to issue his (unconstiltutional) executive order giving DREAMers a form of amnesty.

Did you not read Ann's final comment? That it is not just bad for America; it is the end of America? And this is no exaggeration. If you just consider the number of amnestied illegals and chain migration, (and some the illegals' family members now in Mexico or are already deported will qualify for immediate legalization), you can't come to any other conclusion. And then the old "we can't deport them" nonsense. Where have you been? living in a cave? Every time this sorry excuse is trotted out gobs of reasonable people point out that NO ONE is suggesting this: Just enforce current law; and add E-Verify, mandatory and national. With no jobs they will go home.