Comments on: Republicans to base…FU! Base to Republicans…FU right back! Immigration Bill knife in the back of base. Billary to be President..what’s the diff? http://pierrelegrand.net/2007/05/17/republicans-to-basefu-base-to-republicansfu-right-back-immigration-bill-knife-in-the-back-of-base-billary-to-be-presidentwhats-the-diff.htm A Common Man Looks at the War on Islamic Terror Sun, 07 Mar 2010 20:47:11 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: pa http://pierrelegrand.net/2007/05/17/republicans-to-basefu-base-to-republicansfu-right-back-immigration-bill-knife-in-the-back-of-base-billary-to-be-presidentwhats-the-diff.htm/comment-page-1#comment-53282 pa Sat, 09 Jun 2007 00:49:56 +0000 http://pierrelegrand.net/2007/05/17/republicans-to-basefu-base-to-republicansfu-right-back-immigration-bill-knife-in-the-back-of-base-billary-to-be-presidentwhats-the-diff.htm#comment-53282 Thanks for noticing me! I wrote a longer comment on this subject at Captain's Quarters today, too: http://www.captainsquartersblog.com/mt/archives/010181.php#comments I think I am about #21 on the comments list. I would really enjoy reading something on this subject by someone other than myself. Pierre, you so often express exactly what I think with just the right amount of outrage! Thanks for noticing me!

I wrote a longer comment on this subject at Captain’s Quarters today, too:
http://www.captainsquartersblog.com/mt/archives/010181.php#comments
I think I am about #21 on the comments list.

I would really enjoy reading something on this subject by someone other than myself. Pierre, you so often express exactly what I think with just the right amount of outrage!

]]> By: Pierre Legrand http://pierrelegrand.net/2007/05/17/republicans-to-basefu-base-to-republicansfu-right-back-immigration-bill-knife-in-the-back-of-base-billary-to-be-presidentwhats-the-diff.htm/comment-page-1#comment-53248 Pierre Legrand Thu, 07 Jun 2007 05:09:39 +0000 http://pierrelegrand.net/2007/05/17/republicans-to-basefu-base-to-republicansfu-right-back-immigration-bill-knife-in-the-back-of-base-billary-to-be-presidentwhats-the-diff.htm#comment-53248 Thank you for the comment...I am trying to get enough time to write. Right now I nuked my site a few days ago and am trying to slowly build it back up. Foolishly avoided backing it up. Thank you for the comment…I am trying to get enough time to write. Right now I nuked my site a few days ago and am trying to slowly build it back up. Foolishly avoided backing it up.

]]> By: pa http://pierrelegrand.net/2007/05/17/republicans-to-basefu-base-to-republicansfu-right-back-immigration-bill-knife-in-the-back-of-base-billary-to-be-presidentwhats-the-diff.htm/comment-page-1#comment-53247 pa Thu, 07 Jun 2007 04:56:18 +0000 http://pierrelegrand.net/2007/05/17/republicans-to-basefu-base-to-republicansfu-right-back-immigration-bill-knife-in-the-back-of-base-billary-to-be-presidentwhats-the-diff.htm#comment-53247 Excellent. The reason businesses want illegal immigration is that they are unable or unwilling to comply with labor laws. I fully agree that government's reach into private business is onerous, intrusive, costly, and often unconstitutional. The solution is not to import an underclass that will work off the books. The true solution is to bring government regulation of business under control, so that hiring legal Americans is, as it once was in the not-so-distant past, economically feasible for business owners. How come we never hear anybody talking about that? By "anybody," I don't mean politicians; they would never consider any solution that would reduce their power. But how about the rest of us? Why are we seeing more people fighting for reductions in business regulation? Pierre: If you agree, I would love to read what you can do with this subject! A second major component of a true solution would be to reform Mexico, but we don't hear ANY politicians advocating for that. You would think that Mexicans themselves would be agitating for a better homeland. Excellent. The reason businesses want illegal immigration is that they are unable or unwilling to comply with labor laws. I fully agree that government’s reach into private business is onerous, intrusive, costly, and often unconstitutional. The solution is not to import an underclass that will work off the books. The true solution is to bring government regulation of business under control, so that hiring legal Americans is, as it once was in the not-so-distant past, economically feasible for business owners. How come we never hear anybody talking about that? By “anybody,” I don’t mean politicians; they would never consider any solution that would reduce their power. But how about the rest of us? Why are we seeing more people fighting for reductions in business regulation?
Pierre: If you agree, I would love to read what you can do with this subject!

A second major component of a true solution would be to reform Mexico, but we don’t hear ANY politicians advocating for that. You would think that Mexicans themselves would be agitating for a better homeland.

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