Hillary says "No Woman is Illegal"
Hillary Clinton: "no woman is illegal" (campaigning in Vegas to people who aren't citizens)
Hillary Clinton visited a neighborhood in Las Vegas yesterday that just happens to be home to many members of the Culinary Workers Union, which recently endorsed Barack Obama. And, she showed that, despite being a lawyer, she doesn't understand or support our immigration laws. She also campaigned to people who aren't citizens and might be illegal aliens. She was accompanied on her journey by Nevada state Assemblyman Ruben Kihuen.
Molly Ball gives us our first clue that many were not citizens when she says that some "didn't speak English or weren't old enough to vote." (She also gets quite flowery, referring to "tableaux of adorable multicultural children"; I wonder how she'd describe various varieties of monochromaticism. Of course, by "multicultural" she could have meant "monochromatic", which in her mind might be the same).
Then:
A man shouted through an opening in the wall that his wife was illegal... "No woman is illegal," Clinton said, to cheers.
"Legal", of course, refers to someone's status and can apply to other things as well, such as "illegal pharmacist", "illegal lawyer", etc. The last, of course, would be pretty sweet.
Then, always willing to go native, she said:
"We treat [different issues relating to home foreclosures] as if one is guacamole and one is chips, when ... they both go together."
Needless to say, "reporter" Molly Ball simply wrote down her remarks and didn't call her on anything.
J. Patrick Coolican of the Las Vegas Sun has this:
Many of the neighborhood residents either weren't citizens or weren't registered... Clinton must have been a bit baffled, for instance, when Kihuen took her to visit Esperanza Solorio, who's not a citizen. Kihuen explained her importance: She is a community activist who can move voters.
Whether Kihuen and Clinton are involved in breaking the law in some way would certainly be a good thing to look into, but don't expect either of the Las Vegas papers to do that. And, even if no laws were broken no politician should be trying to find helpers who aren't even citizens.
Hillary Clinton visited a neighborhood in Las Vegas yesterday that just happens to be home to many members of the Culinary Workers Union, which recently endorsed Barack Obama. And, she showed that, despite being a lawyer, she doesn't understand or support our immigration laws. She also campaigned to people who aren't citizens and might be illegal aliens. She was accompanied on her journey by Nevada state Assemblyman Ruben Kihuen.
Molly Ball gives us our first clue that many were not citizens when she says that some "didn't speak English or weren't old enough to vote." (She also gets quite flowery, referring to "tableaux of adorable multicultural children"; I wonder how she'd describe various varieties of monochromaticism. Of course, by "multicultural" she could have meant "monochromatic", which in her mind might be the same).
Then:
A man shouted through an opening in the wall that his wife was illegal... "No woman is illegal," Clinton said, to cheers.
"Legal", of course, refers to someone's status and can apply to other things as well, such as "illegal pharmacist", "illegal lawyer", etc. The last, of course, would be pretty sweet.
Then, always willing to go native, she said:
"We treat [different issues relating to home foreclosures] as if one is guacamole and one is chips, when ... they both go together."
Needless to say, "reporter" Molly Ball simply wrote down her remarks and didn't call her on anything.
J. Patrick Coolican of the Las Vegas Sun has this:
Many of the neighborhood residents either weren't citizens or weren't registered... Clinton must have been a bit baffled, for instance, when Kihuen took her to visit Esperanza Solorio, who's not a citizen. Kihuen explained her importance: She is a community activist who can move voters.
Whether Kihuen and Clinton are involved in breaking the law in some way would certainly be a good thing to look into, but don't expect either of the Las Vegas papers to do that. And, even if no laws were broken no politician should be trying to find helpers who aren't even citizens.
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apparently they are going to bring in the mexicans whether we like it or not. unless we take action and i mean ACTION we are doomed. 0 -
Who's going to pay for all those extra millions on welfare.[V][xx(][:(][:(!] 0 -
you are fish...you are[V] 0 -
Anything for a vote.... 0 -
Bush was bad on illegal immigration. In fact, he was horrible.
Hillary would be worse.0 -
Girlfriend is watching this election very closely..
And she taking notes..
So far she has Billary somewhere between the potty and the sewer pound..
On her way down of course..0 -
This, THIS, from a woman who calls herself a lawmaker. Judging from the crowd she was in-she should've requested a damned raid. Interesting how LAWMAKERS chose which laws to enforce. The Republicans haven't been any better thus far. And, I'll venture to say that they've GIFTED the next presidency to the Dems. Ad that to women voting for someone just because she's a woman and people sure to vote based on race only. The next months before the election will be the most sickening and disgusting that I've ever experienced. 0
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