Posted by
Realman2020 on Wednesday, July 12, 2006 11:34:03 AM
Hearing Mayor Bloomberg saying his economy would implode if all the illegal invaders were deported. Seeing the Senate Bill and the House Bill means it is the tale of two communities. Main Street USA vs K Street Washington,DC. Corporate America is getting a black eye when large companies have either slave labor in China or hired illegals. Keep labor cost down is their motto at all cost. Never mind the rule of law, the burden on the law-abiding taxpayers, the strain on healthcare and the diseases they bring in. Never mind right or wrong, Loyalty to the country that made them prosper is second to the bottom line. Everything is the bottom line regardless of the consequences that may befall we outside the boardroom have to put up with. With ENRON,Tycho and Worldcom going under due to misleading shareholders. I wonder what other laws they are breaking? They knowingly hire illegals with impunity and what else are they up to?
When the senate passed a bill opposite what the american people wanted and what the business interest are. When it is good for CEOs and not good for national security and the country. It is time for reform
Lets repeal the 17th amendment and allow the original intent of our founders that the state legislators choose two senators instead of popular vote. It is time for the State governing bodies to have say in policy. If they were not a 17th amendment we would not see a disastrous senate bill which is Amnesty because the states would not put up with the cost of unfunded mandates.
Present day we have elitist of 100 people living in a cocoon were lobbyist have less politicians to deal with and knowing they are most distant from the people of the states that sent them. It is clear the immigration debate is a clash between a repreasentive government and special interest groups were my Senator Mel Martinez and Senator Bill Nelson have the ear of their big contributors rather the people of the state of Florida. So on Labor Day lets march on Washington demanding the rule of law be upheld, For our national pride we must take it from 1600 Pennsylvania Ave to the Capital rotunda. Now it our turn to take it to the streets and be heard.