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Illegal immigrants may get Bush rebates

Posted by "Pat Buchanan, Jr." on January 31, 2008 at 01:06 AM

Yes, it’s true. More insane policies by the Bush Administration. You’d think we already had Hillary as President with these laws passed of late. When is this country going to finally wake up and see what’s its doing to destroy itself. We need change in this country. I’m tired of the politics as usual crowd.

“In their bipartisan zeal to quickly cut a deal on an economic stimulus bill, GOP lawmakers overlooked something that will certainly inflame the conservative base _ illegal immigrants could receive a tax rebate check from the government.”

Link from the Politico

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Aaron F Park
posted on January 31, 2008 at 10:04 AM

Dan Lungren has to be loving this – he co-sponsored amnesty with John McCain a few years ago and voted for amnesty in 1986.

Doug Ose scores an “F” from minuteman-aligned groups, so I assume he’d vote yes on this as well. Ose also voted against lowering spending and against tax cuts…

You decide.

Pat Buchanan Jr.
posted on February 01, 2008 at 10:56 PM

Lungren’s the next guy who needs to be replaced by a real conservative. We can thank Dan for the strict gun laws in this state.

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