What are the stances of McCain, Hillary on immigration?
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In truth, McCain and Hillary both want the same thing. Mainstream politicians in the U.S. envision solving the immigration problem by erasing borders. If there is no distinction between the U.S. and Mexico, than no one is an immigrant between these two nations. The corporate elite and mainstream U.S. politicians dream of one country stretching from the North pole to the Panama canal. A significant part of that plan will begin within the next few months when amnesty will be granted to most if not all immigrants in the United States.
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Personally I don't like either of them.\n\nHowever, in an effort to pay back hard-core conservatives for the eight years of hell we have been subjected to under GW, I'd vote for Hillary.  Next to Bill, she may be the ultimate evil for them, and I want them to suffer like I've suffered...lol.\n\nAnd for the record, I am NOT a liberal!
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I would love to a see McCain/Rice ticket.\n\nRice would be a great candidate, but I don't think she would have the temperment for the personal attacks that would be launched against her.\nMcCain has done a lot to shed his reputation as a problem in the party, and would get a lot of support from both the mainstream and the conservatives.\nBoth are independent thinks who have good core values and would destroy any Democratic opponents against them.
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to start, i am a democrat.  i will be voting for tancredo for president.  i will be voting against mccain, because he is a sell-out traitor.\n\nTANCREDO  FOR  PRESIDENT!!!!
94194
Hillary v. Condi... if Hillary can't get the nomination, the Republicans should go for a more moderate voice, John McCain
812833
Instead of the candidate, look at what the party states.  Republicans are cutting taxes, fighting the terrorists, and the House Republicans are the only ones willing to enforce the borders.  \n\nDemocrats have yet to offer any agenda other than against Republicans and Bush.
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That's really a matter of debate at this point. I think it's more or less a foregone conclusion that we'll see Hillary run on the Democratic side, and maybe John Corzine and/or Joe Biden.  On the Republican side, you'll probably see McCain, Giuliani and Frist. Condi's a potential dark horse candidate, but she's been coy about her intentions so far.
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I don't like either. I'm a staunch liberal, but Hillary has done some things that I really don't like. McCain is better than most of the conservatives out there, but not much better.\n\nIf you wanted their issue positions, voting record, etc.  here's a really good site that compiles that stuff.\n\nwww.vote-smart.org\n\nHillary: http://www.vote-smart.org/bio.php?can_id=WNY99268\nMcCain: http://www.vote-smart.org/bio.php?can_id=S0061103
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I think Hillary would be good but i also think that john McCain would be a good president. It's gonna be hard for me to vote if those 2 are running against eachother.
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Good question.  I'd like to hear some good reasons why they think it is acceptable too. Personally I don't think there is ANY valid argument that will fly for coming here illegally.  I'll check back.  Thanks for asking.
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John McCain is their best hope. Anyone else will help them loose the election against Hillary. If Hillary doesn't run for the Dems, then its open season for the GOP.
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1. Marriage 1 man and 1 woman.\n\n2. Enforce immigration law.  Make it so that a woman cannot come to America illegally, have her baby, and that child becomes a citizen.  \n\n3. Pass the Fair Tax\n\n4. Repeal McCain/Finegold Campaign Finance Reform\n\n5. Make it a felony to publish knowingly leaked classified information.  Minimum sentence 20 years.\n\n6. NO AMNESTY FOR ILLEGALS
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McCain, Clinton, and many others. your question is too early. Many candidates will announce their candidacy over the next several months.
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Nobody supports untramelled immigration.\n\nMany people have particular exceptions to put forward: farmers who need pickers http://snurl.com/pickers ; factory owners who need cheap labor (per Malthus, Marx) and know that competition from immigrants will drive down wages; small businesspeople who know they can get away with hiring undocumented workers using phony ID and social security numbers; and established firms who know they can subcontract to those smaller ones.\n\nThen there are those who accept that illegal immigration is a natural product of policies they want: farm subsidies -- paid to agribusiness; NAFTA that far from sucking jobs to Mexico as Ross Perot thought, sucked farm jobs up to America from Mexico. (US manufacturing jobs were sucked over to China; subsidized US farm crops, dumped duty free in Mexico under NAFTA, put Mexican farmers out of business. No wonder farm hands come to the US for jobs to feed their families.\n\nTraditionally, migrants once in the USA are just as happy to close the door and keep others from entering, and driving wages down further.\n\nThe present Administration is of two minds: listening to the public anxiousness over seemingly uncontrolled entry of aliens; and those who contribute most to the Party: the business and agribusiness interests mentioned above.
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Definitely Hillary!\nMy only concern about her possibly running is that it is true that women are their own worst enemies and, subsequently, will not vote for a woman.  This would keep them from voting for a Dem. and we'd end up in the same boat we're already in!  I don't, personally, think I could stand another four years of this!\nI used to think John McCain was a good guy.  The more I see of him and hear from him these days, the less I like of him.  He has swayed much too far to the "right", as they like to think themselves, and I do believe that ALL republicans are smarmy liars... because they can and do get away with it!
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John McCain is one of the few Republicans I can actually stomach and I also like John Edwards pretty well. I don't think that Edwards is the best choice, though, so I hope that a better contender can get the Democratic candidacy. However, if Edwards is the candidate, I'll vote for him, since I support the Democratic Party platform.
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Promises Promises\n\nNeither will do what they say they will.  The immigration issue is sort of moot, because Bush already signed the immigration bill a couple weeks ago.  I have not heard anything on their part in how they are going to treat immigrants on the local level though.\n\nChris Bell is the agriculture guy, so he would be against the horse slaughters.