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Friday, June 29, 2007
Candidate tracker: Immigration bill failure
A regular feature, here we track what U.S. presidential candidates have had to say about immigration-related policy in recent days.
Hillary Clinton is disappointed in the failure to alleviate what she calls the "immigration crisis"; she calls to "repair the broken, unfair bureaucratic system" currently in place.
Barack Obama said: "This bill was by no means perfect, but even though there were provisions that some of us disagreed with, we should have worked to find common ground on a solution to a problem that isn't going away anytime soon."
Mitt Romney said in a speech that "[t]he failure of this bill is related to the failure of Washington politicians to connect with the American people."
Rudy Giuliani released a statement: "The legislation was a hodgepodge at best, and I believe it would have ultimately made our country less secure."
4 comments:
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Just from a look at those soundbites, Obama sounds the most level-headed.
It must be nice to have one answer that answers every single question to the effect you would like, Maryst. I look forward to your redundancy on this blog's comments!
Political punditry is the name of the game these days, but you won't find that here. Re-think Immigration is committed to bringing its readers breaking news, commentary, and all things related to U.S. immigration in a non-partisan context.
A regular feature, here we track what U.S. presidential candidates have had to say about immigration-related policy in recent days.
4 comments:
Just from a look at those soundbites, Obama sounds the most level-headed.
Romney and Rudi made the most intelligent statements; Hillary and Obama are just pandering to La Raza.
It must be nice to have one answer that answers every single question to the effect you would like, Maryst. I look forward to your redundancy on this blog's comments!
You're pretty redundant yourself tyler.
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