Amos,


It's always going to be something.

"They mis-spoke."
"That's a conservative source"

or as in the case of a few here...(Ron and Greg)

"You're an idiot" (as if that would discredit the argument)

"You're pathetic"

The point is that when she received the question from an hispanic individual who clearly stated that he had "no papers", she said that that little detail shouldn't stand in the way of them at least HELPING her in her campaign. She, in effect, was actively recruiting admitted law-breakers into supporting her campaign. She "at least" was trying to sway the hispanic vote by saying I don't care if you're an IA. Me getting into office is what's important here.

She should have immediately called the police over to this individual and had him at least checked for ID. She was running for the office of LAW-MAKER. She should have SOME respect for the laws that are already set in stone.

But I guess that wouldn't have been the most popular thing to do at that point seeing that she was talking to an all hispanic group at the time. Huh?


Hubby