e-Claire

...erm do what, now?

schizophrenic actually means ‘shattered’

Howie the Deaner “The first thing we want is tough border control.  We have to do a much better job on our borders than George Bush has done. And then we can go to the policy disagreements about how to get it done."

ok.... first we do it, then we figure out how to do it.  ....uhm

[Deaner wants] “immigrants who obey the law and pay taxes to be able to apply for citizenship. We support earned legalization vigorously. And, much to my surprise, so do the American people."

All except those who have broken our laws.

Mr. Dean said his party will make immigration an issue as part of its strategy to “nationalize” the fall elections

Whoa—like Stalin ‘nationalized’ the railroads?

and is opening a television advertising campaign—beginning with Spanish-language pitches on radio stations in three Southwestern states—that puts tougher border enforcement first.

Tougher border enforcement ads.... in E’spanish.
*whimper*

"The biggest issues in the elections are character issues [Chappaquiddick],” Mr. Dean said, vowing to go after “the president’s [blue dress] and the Republicans’ trustworthiness [I voted for it before I voted against it-- their honesty [purple hearts]—and to their competence [Hillary’s Senate record]. And they’re going to lose big on both those issues [Howard Deaner].

*cough*

But wait!  A ray of sunshine!

"We don’t like guest-worker programs, ...I don’t like guest-worker programs. I think the president’s guest-worker program is essentially indentured servitude. It doesn’t help the immigrant, and it threatens wages."

"We want tough and smart immigration reform, we want border control, and if we have to increase the federal protection along the borders, we will."

uh huh. 

...Mr. Dean accused Bush strategist Karl Rove and the Republican Party of trying to turn immigration into a divisive partisan election issue.
[cough*Harry Reid*cough*]

“I have no intention of losing this battle,” he said.

Whereas you had full intention ‘of losing’ [sic] the presidential nomination…

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