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Although Republican presidential candidate John McCain will not discuss where he stands on the status of 12 million illegal aliens already in the United States, his new TV ad calls all “immigrants” currently in the United States legally or illegal “symbols of hope.”
Although Republican presidential candidate John McCain will not discuss where he stands on the status of 12 million illegal aliens already in the United States, his new TV ad calls all “immigrants” currently in the United States legally or illegal “symbols of hope.”
I hate to wear my tinfoil hate, but isn't it curious that while illegal immigration is not wanted by a majority of americans, and amnesty is not wanted at all - except for a very few - both presidential candidates are for illegals and amnesty? Is it just me, or does anyone else have the feeling that we the american people are being played by a government that is no longer ours?
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