Election Results Confirm VDARE.COM Analysis-White Still Key To U.S. Elections; Amnesty DOA By Joe Guzzardi
The Bear on Nov 20 2009 at 8:00 am | Filed under: Culture, Immigration, Politics
Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano has just given a widely-reported speech announcing a new amnesty offensive early next year. (Immigrant Bill Is Back on Table, by Melanie Trottman, Wall Street Journal, November 14, 2009.)
I say (not for the first time): phooey!
Nearly two weeks have passed since November 3, the fateful night when two special gubernatorial elections in Virginia and New Jersey sent a chilling message to the 2010 Democratic candidates.
That gave me plenty of time to reflect on the national significance, including any possible impact on amnesty legislation, those two elections may hold for Americans.
No sooner had the polls closed than President Barack Obama put the word out through his press secretary Robert Gibbs that he was “not watching” the results and was instead watching basketball. [Democrats, Incumbents Get Wake Up Call, by Jonathan Harris and John Martin, Politico.com November 4, 2009]
Given the thoroughness of the Democratic defeats, that’s impossible to believe.
And when you factor in the multiple visits Obama and Vice-President Joe Biden made on behalf of the Democratic candidates New Jersey incumbent Jon Corzine and Virginia’s R. Creigh Deeds, Obama’s protestations of indifference don’t fly.
Democrats will continue to argue all day long that the Virginia and New Jersey results were not a referendum on Obama. The evidence proves something entirely different.
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