Follow the Money - Funding of the Radical 'Hispanic' Lobby Group, page 3

soficrow

posted on Apr, 5 2006 @ 09:18 PM

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Originally posted by Regenmacher

Just say no to emperor Bush...

Just say no.

That simple, do ya think?

BTW - That's Chancellor Bush to you, regenmacher.

Regenmacher

posted on Apr, 6 2006 @ 03:06 AM

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Originally posted by soficrow
BTW - That's Chancellor Bush to you, regenmacher.

...and probably prime minister too.

If it was simple, we would of got out of this mess already.
Was just being funny parroting Nancy Reagan's motto.

Immigration Reform: Why Business Could Get Burned -MSNBC
At the Conservative Political Action Conference in February, Representative Tom Tancredo [R-Colo.] won a standing ovation for skewering companies that profit from imported labor. "The conservative movement can either be the voice of principle or it can be the voice of the Chamber of Commerce," Tancredo roared. "But it cannot be both."

Facing rhetoric like that, many corporations feel pressured. By opposing the GOP's anti-immigrant faction business runs the risk of ushering in more Democrats in the 2006 elections. But Tancredo and his allies pose a more immediate threat to business' long-term need for a steady stream of foreign workers.

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Interesting conundrum the author writes about. Are they to have us believe the hardliners are going to push through their bill at the expense of corporate America? They are suddenly becoming Republican populists?

I'm confused

[edit on 6-4-2006 by Regenmacher]

jam321

posted on May, 29 2009 @ 08:58 PM

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reply to post by The_Time_is_now

Nice work, looks like you did some serios reaserching. Never even heard of those groups before

Join the crowd. You guys would be surprised to know that many Hispanics have never heard of these groups either.