The officials could have gone after the contractors but they didn't. Wal-mart failed.
Because Wal-Mart had deeper pockets?
Which former Senator and Secretary of State sat on the Board of said Wal-Mart?
The officials could have gone after the contractors but they didn't. Wal-mart failed.
Well you could all quite simply prove me wrong by pointing out legislation liberals enacted, or even introduced, to crack down on illegal aliens.
Now, who resisted Bush's immigration reform in 2006? And who supported it?
http://www.cnn.com/2006/POLITICS/05/16/immigration/
I thought cons were against a pathway to legal status. "President Bush called for a major overhaul of America’s immigration system Wednesday to grant legal status to millions of undocumented workers in the United States, saying the current program was not working."
Because Wal-Mart had deeper pockets?
Which former Senator and Secretary of State sat on the Board of said Wal-Mart?
if they were blameless, they would not have paid the fine.
Former President Bill Clinton has paid a $25,000 fine that was part of a sanction in which his Arkansas law license was suspended for five years.
Mr. Clinton paid the fine with a personal check on March 21, said Marie-Bernarde Miller, the lawyer who handled a disbarment lawsuit brought by a committee of the Arkansas Supreme Court.
President Clinton reached an out-of-court settlement with Paula Jones yesterday, agreeing to pay her $850,000 to drop the sexual harassment lawsuit that led to the worst political crisis of his career and only the third presidential impeachment inquiry in American history.
Who opposed that overhaul?
Are you like 6 years-old or something?
Anyone 7 or older can recall how the GOP revolted against Bush on this...and McCain.
"LINK UP A-HOLE! OR STFU!"
I already did. The problem is, Johnny can't read.
Because Wal-Mart was guilty. What does Hillary's board membership in the '80s and '90s have to do with Wal-mart's illegal actions in 2005?
Show how I am wrong retard. Prove that employers do not prefer to have more workers than jobs? That the law of supply and demand doesn't apply to labor? That wages have been flat or dropped since the iron curtain alone was destroyed, flooding the west with highly skilled, highly intelligent eastern Europeans and Russians? I have met Polish carpenters so skilled that they only work on curved stair cases in stone homes being built.Of course my speciality is fabricating and installing metal into stone so I meet other specialists.
It's retarded, we have plenty of college grads underemployed.It's kind of a no brainer to let in highly skilled and educated immigrants, it's the societies they left that should be worried.
Liberals and Conservative all, just stupid angry Americans screeching at each other with no real understanding of politics in the least. With a little luck this will lead to some serious gun play and help clean up the gene pool a little.
April 12, 2006
The Honorable William Frist, M.D.
U.S. Senate Majority Leader
S-230 The Capitol
Washington, D.C. 20510
Dear Bill:
I am writing to urge that you bring the immigration bill back before the full Senate at the earliest opportunity. In my view the Senate should resume the immigration debate immediately after we complete work on the supplemental appropriations bill.
The peaceful, dignified rallies across the country earlier this week underscore the need for Congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform this year. Our current immigration system is broken. We must strengthen border security, create legal mechanisms for American companies to hire essential temporary employees and allow the 11 million undocumented workers in the United States to come out of the shadows.
Last week, Senate Democrats twice voted to move forward on such a comprehensive immigration bill, but not a single Republican backed our efforts.
Similarly, President Bush’s support for comprehensive immigration reform seemed to wilt in the face of right-wing opposition.
Immigration reform is vital to America’s national security. I look forward to the Senate resuming this important debate in the very near future.
Sincerely,
Harry Reid
T-Fat, why are you posting things which show the base underside of the GOP and the goodness of Harry Reid?Below see excerpts from Harry Reid's letter to then Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, 2006:
T-Fat, why are you posting things which show the base underside of the GOP and the goodness of Harry Reid?
One would assume a man of your bluster and arrogance to be a conservative.
It's kind of a no brainer to let in highly skilled and educated immigrants, it's the societies they left that should be worried.
Why?
Well for starters because you've been screeching for an historical link for the very topic that post covered; that the GOP rank and file obstructed President Bush's efforts at immigration reform. Which is obviously unnecessary to link to because common sense would tell one that Democrats have always supported it, and if Republicans got behind it as well it would have already passed and we wouldn't even be discussing it now.
This is something that happened a mere 7 years ago and is quite common knowledge. Which indicates to me that you're a political neophyte and had zero political awareness as recently as 2006. Which means you really should be doing more reading and less insulting of those more informed than you.
generally speaking, the older, or more educated or more experienced one becomes, the more liberal one becomes.
Lets try this one more time.
I already completely destroyed your effort involving that particular link, proving that it meant the opposite of what you indicated.
Got any source for that assertion?