Wednesday, May 24, 2006

KILL (the) BILL Redeux

Who's Sorry Now? About immigration? No one, really.

Here's the deal:
The Senate will pass a measure. The House will not. And if they do, it'll be all Rove all the time.

Guys like Rep. JD Hayworth (R AZ), who was on CNBC earlier today, are digging in even deeper. "What's criminal is coming here illegally, blah blah blah." Get real. Business draws people here. Go after them...NOT.

Let's all know that this is almost over...until the mid-term elections. Our prediction is that immigration as an issue will fade quietly into the background.

"With the Senate marching toward completion of an immigration bill that is more generous to illegal immigrants than the House-passed version, House leaders said yesterday that it will be difficult to reach a compromise and enact a measure.

Several House Republicans said an accord is possible only if President Bush pours his full energy into the effort, which they say is an uncertain prospect given his preoccupation with Iraq, his low poll numbers and GOP skittishness about November's elections." more here