Dirty Harry’s Imaginary Friend

If you thought that the democrat leaders’ imaginary friends retired, when Dck Gephardt went back to Missouri you are badly mistaken.

Dirty Harry Reid has taken up where Gephardt left off, inventing imaginary friends, who just so happen to agree

When asked about his thought on illegal immigration that late Sonny Bono said:

“what can I say, it’s illegal.”  

Julie Hirchfeld Davis’ ignorance and intollerance is displauyed by the Associated Press:

Championed by President Bush and influential members

Dirty Harrry Reid’s problem is simple.  He will not listen to the American People.   We want our borders to be secure, our national sovieignty respected and our laws enforced.   This is not rocket science.

Dirty Harry took a page from

Well, good. As I suggested earlier today:

WASHINGTON —AP- A defiant group of senators refused to continue down the path of a widely unpopular immigration reform bill Thursday, putting up a roadblock on a procedural debate and squeezing out

A press release from the Mitt Romeny campaign:

Boston, MA – Today, Governor Mitt Romney issued the following statement on the United States Senate’s vote on the immigration reform bill:

“The immigration bill failed because the politicians in Washington

Word on the street (Mostly e-mail chatter… my mailbox is nutz this morning… though Fox has started coverage recently, and the bloggers have piped up with it this morning) is that this amnesty bill, that’s been so much the discussion

Senator George Voinovich goes on Sean Hannity and shows that Voinovich is not ready for prme time.  Allah Pundit, Hot Air, has the audio.

In fairness to Voinovich he deserves credit for going on to Hannity even if

Right, senator.  Fences don’t work.  That’s why no ranches use barbed wire, why no prisons are surrounded by high walls, why pricey residential communities never have security gates, and why there aren’t traffic barricades to protect government buildings from car

Bit has not exactly been a member of the Trent Lott Fan Club,   Well maybe, well maybe not, Mark Levin has been reading Bit.   Well maybe just the news.   What ever the case, Mark gives Lott the Full Levin

With a big BBCT to the Jawa report,  I think you’ll find this of use: Just cut and paste this list. I think you know what else to do.

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I had a chance to get a few words in with Joe Kaufman of Americans against Hate, earlier today, and I thought I’d fire a few questions at him.

What is posted here is edited only for flow.

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Jonah Goldberg at the Corner notes a reader’s thought;

Democrats complain about “income inequality”, and at the same time support importing a bunch of low skilled/low wage workers into the  US.  Huh?

The road to Shamnesty may have just gotten a lot tougher.  From the Rocky Mountain News: 

WASHINGTON, D.C. – The U.S. House of Representatives this morning voted to withhold federal emergency services funding for “sanctuary cities” that protect

Comments by Republican senators on Thursday suggested that they were feeling the heat from conservative critics of the bill, who object to provisions offering legal status. The Republican whip, Trent Lott of Mississippi, who supports the bill, said: “Talk radio

I’m getting more than a little bit tired of this kind of nonsense from people that ought to know better .

Via WorldNetDaily we have Ann Coulter in all her glory: Bush’s America: Roach motel in which she rants about