Its as simple as this: If employers weren’t hiring illegal hispanics then there’d be no reason for them to come here.

It’s not so simple if the government can’t figure out there are illegal aliens with stolen identities on their payroll. The case of a illegal alien working as a Milwaukee police officer is an example. How can we expect the government to enforce employment law when it can’t do it to itself?

Plus, in order to help employers figure out who is legal and illegal we’ll probably have to have a national ID card. Along with the massive database that will go along with it do we want a government that instrusive?

I disagree with her notion that breaking from Bush will be difficult. It isn’t. Conservatives are tied to their views, not to any politician. And certainly not to one who treats them with derision and to insults better saved for an enemy. What wil…

“Peggy is being too kind. GWB has the lack of depth and perspective a C-student at Yale who never cracked a book might be expected to have. Although his reasons for invading Iraq were not ironclad, we gave him the benefit of the doubt. But he devolved the peace after the war into the hands of a total arrogant incompetant named Rumsfeld, who grabbed the development of democracy from seasoned “professionals like Jay Garner and his team, and gave it to a loyalist hack named Bremer. And GWB was somnambulent as Ken Lay was at Enron, allowing “experts” like Cheney and Rumsfeld to overrule Shinseki and do a peace on the cheap. Of course, it was new wine into old wineskins and the seams broke.”

“Peggy does a somber sum-up that reflects my own misgivings—especially about Poppy Bush and his singular insouciance about taxes and the economy that led to Perot. Then his son squandered trillions with a Republican Senate resembling Ali Baba and his forty thieves. GWB is now realizing that the Dems write the history books and is trying to salvage his reputation by serving as Teddy Kennedy’s tea-boy, the same Kennedy who in ‘65 promised that that Immigration Law would “not allow a million immigrants a year nor change the ethnic composition of the country.” both of which it eventually did. [ditto ‘86]”

“Now REAL conservatives will have to latch onto a real Republican of the Reagan/Goldwater stripe—not transplanted Rockefeller Easterners affecting drawls and down-home cowboy charm. Like Fred Thompson or Romney. Peggy continues with a sad summary of the Bush Betrayal Family Tradition, both father and son wobbly and spineless…”

But to keep the SCOTUS from turning us into a Eurabian dystopia, I’ll hold my nose and vote for Giuliani, as long as he has Fred or Mitt on the ticket.

1st thing is fine the businessmen, but *that* isn’t going to happen is it?

Its as simple as this: If employers weren’t hiring illegal hispanics then there’d be no reason for them to come here.