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At a moment of great difficulty in my campaign, when my critics said it would be political suicide for me to do so, I helped author with Senator Kennedy comprehensive immigration reform, and fought for its passage. I cast a lot of hard votes, as did the other Republicans and Democrats who joined our bipartisan effort. So did Senator Kennedy. I took my lumps for it without complaint. My campaign was written off as a lost cause. I did so not just because I believed it was the right thing to do for Hispanic Americans. It was the right thing to do for all Americans. Senator Obama declined t o cast some of those tough votes. He voted for and even sponsored amendments that were intended to kill the legislation, amendments that Senator Kennedy and I voted against. I never ask for any special privileges from anyone just for having done the right thing. Doing my duty to my country is its own reward. But I do ask for your trust that when I say, I remain committed to fair, practical and comprehensive immigration reform, I mean it. I think I have earned that trust.
Jack Hunter has two litmus tests for candidates. I have just one: immigration (legal and illegal). McCain fails.
Thor H. Asgardson on 29 Oct 2008 at 6:06 pm #
“But I do ask for your trust that when I say, I remain committed to fair, practical and comprehensive immigration reform, I mean it. I think I have earned that trust.”
John McCain, talking to “La Raza.”
As we stand on the eve of the presidential election, I have been somewhat remorseful that I did not support the Republican Party is its dire hour of need, but then again, considering the party’s violation of trust toward the American people by pandering to a hostile foreign power–bent on reconquista–my decision remains justified.
I am proud to say I voted my conscience and chose Chuck Baldwin to be our next president–since McCain is soft-in-the-head on “immigration”/ Mexican invasion and Obama is a foreign national and socialist.
McCain does not realize that the so-called “comprehensive immigration reform” in its present form, is nothing but a capitulation to Mexican reconquista. The United States of America is NOT required to incubate Mexican hatchlings in the American nest, nor do we serve as a safety valve for failed nations.
True comprehensive immigration reform is the recognition that Mexico has breached our borders, occupied American territory with a 38 million-man peasant squatter army, and attempted the annexation of American territory with a Mexican lebensborn movement of anchor babies.
These interlopers thought they could hoist the Mexican flag over American cities and U.S. government installations as an act of open warfare. They sought to rewrite our national anthem and manifest destiny as an Anglo-Saxon and black people, with the help of treasonous politicians like Bush, Kennedy and McCain.
A real American president would have sued Mexico for terms of surrender in this Second Mexican War before bilateral realtions could ensue.
George W. Bush tried to fashion fast-track legislation, behind-closed doors, which would have delivered a superpower to shotgun wedding, with a third world basket case, under the NAU agenda.
Bush served as a corporate shill–in defiance of the American people, who voted for an end to the Mexican invasion of America. He thought he could circumvent the will of the American people in this manner.
His was a globalist agenda, in service to the United Nations of the central bankers–not the United States of America.
His own father, Herbert Walker urged us to “henceforth” pledge allegiance to the United Nations and the NWO.
It was a double-pronged pincer movement of invasion by the corporate elite, and their third world shock troops–the so-called “guest workers.”
I don’t ever want to hear the term “Latino” as long as I live. I have never seen such shameless pandering to the war councils of La Raza. First off, they are NOT Latin. Only people from Italy qualify for that designation.
This numbnuts(McCain) cannot differentiate a constituent from an invader.
“I denounce those insults…” says McCain to La Raza. He talks of the Hispanic vote, when he should be talking of the AMERICAN vote.
His pandering to the Mexican invaders is an insult to the American people; who is he to “denounce” anything?
Now the chickens have come to roost for a man who could not recognize invasion on his own doorstep.
How sad–not only for him, but our country.
Thor H. Asgardson on 29 Oct 2008 at 6:08 pm #
I Am An American! 7-18-08
By Chuck Baldwin
John McCain Fought for Amnesty | Conservative Heritage Times on 30 Oct 2010 at 11:13 pm #
[...] years ago I posted this video at CHT. Within the speech John McCain promises amnesty to La Raza, arguing that he risked everything [...]