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/p> p> COMPASSIONATE CONSERVATISM br> Re: Daniel Griswold's Heed Pence-Hutchinson : /p>

With regard to Daniel Griswold's whine for dead criminals, plain and simple -- who cares? Let's be very clear about this, the interests and well-being of criminal aliens are totally irrelevant to the immigration debate, no matter how long they've been leeching off our society (and as regards the children of criminal aliens who may meet citizenship standards, just two words -- "adoption" and "orphanage"). It's what is best for the nation as a whole and for the average citizen -- and what is WANTED by said citizens-that is relevant. It would be best if they simply stayed in their native land, but if the choice is solely between their infiltration of this nation and their dying a painful, bloody death in triple-digit heat, well, by God, let the buzzards feed on their carcasses.

p>Of course, that is a better fate than that deserved by the ultimate source of the problem, the wide swath of American traitors -- from hack shills like Griswold, Tamar Jacoby and the WSJ editorial scribblers to sleazy businesses, and "businesspeople," who sell out their (alleged) fellow citizens and nation to line their pockets a bit more with cheap labor to the big bipartisan swath of corrupt and cowardly politicos (from El Presidente Jorge to Congresscritter Looie Gutierrez to that pompous blowhard McCain, etc.) who put flacking for globalism and multiculturalism (and identify with criminal aliens of the same ethnicity instead of fellow-alleged-Americans as Gutierrez, Mel Martinez, etc. do) ahead of American citizens' best interests and security. These people need to be utterly ruined, disgraced and humiliated. And you folks need to quit publishing this idiocy or you'll be as pathetic as Li'l Billy Kristol and his "Weekly Worthless." br> -- Peter Jacobs /p>

Another editorial from an elitist establishment Washingtonian who has probably never held a real job in his life. I am a Vietnam veteran who has worked in construction, built silos, worked in a meat packing plant and done a variety of other jobs while attending school part time. I eventually obtained a degree in economics from the University of Wisconsin. I attended graduate school at UW also but have not completed my master's thesis and at this late date see no reason to do so.

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