-=> TIM RICHARDSON wrote to ROSS SAUER <=-

 RS>On a message board, someone posted this good one:

 TR> Here's another one even better:

 TR> Chronicle for Wednesday, April 28, 2010 - Editions - PatriotPost.US

 TR> Arizona takes on illegal immigrationUpright

 TR> "President Obama called the Arizona [immigration] law misguided. What's
 TR> misguided, Mr. President, is the federal government's ongoing refusal
 TR> to enforce the laws that are already on the books. Read the Arizona
 TR> law. Parts of it are word-for-word the same as the federal statutes
 TR> which continue to be all but ignored." --CNN's Jack Cafferty

WARNING: Editing being done here. Mucho BS snipped as tiresome and repetitive.
 
 TR> Congressional Democrats have no intention of enacting serious
 TR> immigration reform before November. President Obama is surely playing
 TR> politics with the situation in Arizona for gain in the fall. He'd like
 TR> to pick a fight and define Republicans as anti-Hispanic going into the
 TR> election, without having to propose anything substantive. We'd support
 TR> a national immigration reform that was realistic about the fact that
 TR> most of these are economic migrants who will find a way to come here in
 TR> any case if this is where the jobs are. The most effective way to
 TR> reduce illegal entries and defuse these tensions is to expand legal
 TR> channels, including guest worker programs. This would reduce illegal
 TR> immigration and free up security resources to threats from drug gangs
 TR> and the like. But so long as Republicans, Democrats and Mr. Obama
 TR> mainly view immigration as an electoral weapon, the nation can expect
 TR> more desperate laws like Arizona's." --The Wall Street Journal
 TR> Insight

 TR> "We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used
 TR> when we created them." --theoretical physicist Albert Einstein
 TR> (1879-1955)

 TR> "The greater the power the more dangerous the abuse." --British
 TR> statesman Edmund Burke (1729-1797)

 TR> Dezinformatsia

 TR> Stirring the melting pot: "Now to the growing national backlash against
 TR> the state of Arizona over its tough new immigration law that says
 TR> police can stop people just on the suspicion they might be there
 TR> illegally." --NBC's Brian Williams

 TR> "It's now gone beyond protest to threats of a boycott, as Arizona
 TR> becomes a laughing stock to some." --NBC's Andrea Mitchell

 TR> "Critics are having a field day with this, Sheriff Arpaio, as you know.
 TR> Some are calling for a business boycott of the state of Arizona. The
 TR> Homeland Security Secretary, used to be the governor of Arizona, says
 TR> she doesn't like this, this bill. Editorial cartoons are making fun of
 TR> it. Here's one where a guy goes up to a fast food counter and orders
 TR> nachos and is immediately surrounded by police for probable cause. Are
 TR> you worried that it affects the image of your state?" --NBC's Matt
 TR> Lauer to Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio

WARNING: Editing being done here. Mucho BS snipped as tiresome and repetitive.

 TR> "Law Makes it a Crime to be Illegal Immigrant." --MSNBC on-screen
 TR> caption -- begging the question, "What part of 'illegal' doesn't MSNBC
 TR> understand?"

Which has what to do with the Repugs sending out a questionnaire designed to
look like a census form? Or the satirical take on that mailing?  Bugger-all,
that's what.

ENJOY!!!

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