Ernie Els Scoffs at Losers

Once they went beyond the democrat liberal talking points, Americans realized what a scam the behing closed doors democrat liberal immigration bill is a bend over and take it screw job. 

Fred Thompson added a voice of reasona, "scrap this bill and the whole debate until we can convince the American people that we have secured the borders or at least have made great headway." 

"I don't care how you try to spin it, this is amnesty," said Sen. Jim DeMint, a South Carolina Republican

"This amnesty plan is no fairy tale -- it is a bad dream," Sen. Robert Byrd of West Virginia said.

AFL-CIO President John Sweeney objected to proposed limits on family-based migration and said the temporary worker program that would force laborers to return to their home countries after working in the United States amounts to "virtual servitude, where workers' fates are tied to their employers and their workplace rights are impossible to exercise."

TIME TO START OVER AND PROTECT

AMERICA FIRST

Can fat old Al Gore be far behind?  BASICALLY ANYBODY AND EVERYBODY thinks they can beat Hillary and they are right.  Americans HATE Hillary and polls show that Hillary loses to President Bush in a hypothetical matchup.  No kidding.

Former House Speaker Newt Gingrich said Monday there is a very good chance he'll get into the race for the 2008 Republican presidential nomination, but he won't decide until after September.

"I think right now that it is a great possibility," Gingrich said. "I don't want to get into all this stuff. I want to focus on what we have to do to make America successful."

Trump, a self styled tycoon, said, "When I announce my candidacy it will be the best announcement ever.  I'm a mogul, tv star, genius, babe magnet, how could I possibly lose?"

Bloomberg, a nominal Republican, is preparing to throw himself into the presidential race next spring, if he sees an opening. He's told people privately that he'd be willing to spend $500 million or more to finance an independent, third-party presidential campaign — to collect the signatures needed to get him on the ballot in all 50 states, to buy ads and to pay for staff.

After contacting Admiral Stockdale and getting rebuffed, Bloomberg is in negotiations with Ross Perot.

President Bush vetoed a $124 billion measure yesterday that would have funded overseas military operations but required him to begin withdrawing U.S. troops from Iraq as early as July.

Bush carried through on his veto threat just after the legislation arrived at the White House, calling the timetable a "prescription for chaos and confusion" that would undercut generals. "Setting a deadline for withdrawal would demoralize the Iraqi people, would encourage killers across the broader Middle East and send a signal that America will not keep its commitments," he said last night. "Setting a deadline for withdrawal is setting a date for failure."

"The democrat pork in the bill is an insult to the intelligence of the American people."

democrats passed the legislation on the barest of party-line votes and harbor no hope of overriding Bush's veto.

Next result - democrats once again waste taxpayers' money over hot air.