Bush: If you oppose the immigration bill, you are a terrorist

Well, that is basically what he said.

New York Times

President Bush today accused opponents of his proposed immigration measure of fear-mongering to defeat it in Congress, and took on his own conservative political base as he did so.

“If you want to scare the American people, what you say is the bill’s an amnesty bill,” Mr. Bush said this afternoon at a training center for border enforcement agents located in this town in Georgia’s southeastern corner. “That’s empty political rhetoric, trying to frighten our citizens.”

Good idea, piss off your own people more.

2 Responses to “Bush: If you oppose the immigration bill, you are a terrorist”

  1. Curt Kassinger Says:

    This is just the type of nonsense that he has been saying for the last couple of years. I once was a strong supporter of the republican party, however Mr Bush is doing what no army ever has and that is defeating the American citizen. The war has cost more money than it would take to start rebuilding our infrastructure, his domestic policies seem to have been aimed at making the working man poorer, and now he is intent on giving away our national sovereignty. What is next? I know I am not alone in saying that I believe Mr Bush will be responsible for putting a Democrat in the white house and it is a fault that those congressmen who will not stand up for the average citizen will have to share also.

  2. USpace Says:

    Good one, Bush is a total idiot on this, bordering on traitorous…

    absurd thought -
    God of the Universe says
    pass poorly written laws

    give lawbreakers amnesty
    pretend to be cracking down
    .

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