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Border Showdown
Reading and ripping the Senate immigration bill. Government unlimited. Thinkin' about Lincoln. Steel traps. Plus much more.
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br> Denver, North Carolina /p>It would be very educational for the nation (and excellent politics, too) if Fred Thompson publicly challenged Ted Kennedy to a broadcast debate about the immigration bill pending in Congress.
p>If Teddy doesn't agree, then Thompson could challenge Hillary Clinton. And so on, until he finds a taker. br> -- Cliff Their /p> p> REQUIRED READING br> Re: Jay D. Homnick's Melting Pot of Gold : /p>The essays by James Antle and Jay D. Homnick about the Senate's illegal alien invasion bill were not reassuring. Informative, but not reassuring.
We are being invaded by illegal aliens and the Senate and the President want to help them come out of the shadows. Not only silly, but also reprehensible.
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