McCain says Arizona, Hispanic vote ‘up for grabs’ - Page 2

Originally Posted by CB124

My point is a Republican that supports immigration reform is a thousand times more valuable than a Democrat who does, because he can garner a bigger coalition to follow him

Originally Posted by Smooth

"More specifically, McCain said, GOP presidential candidates should find a way to address the status of illegal immigrants already in the country while finding a way to secure the border to deter others from crossing the border"

Does this mean he believes in a compromise NOW?!

Originally Posted by swordfish

I agree 100%. I don't understand why when a republican changes his/her mind in our favor most people get upset. We really need to create a momentum among repubublicans. WE BADLY NEED THEIR SUPPORT. whether we like it or not. THIS IS ABOUT POLITICS not about thrue love.

Originally Posted by hollisterco

by the way everybody flip flops its nothing new, for examples of this see obama, immigration, deportations, gitmo, the wars, the bailouts etc

Originally Posted by QVictoria

Well, well, well. All of a sudden, McCain want to talk about dealing with illegal immigrants and immigration in a "humane way." Does this sound like bullshit or is it just bullshit? As I can recall, McCain said after he lost the Presidential election in 2008 that (and I quote) "I WILL NOT SUPPORT ANY IMMIGRATION REFORM THAT REWARDS LAWBREAKERS." Look all I'm saying is I don't trust anything that comes out of any Republicans mouth cause like a dirty diaper, they are full of shit. But at the same time, now that he has realized that the Latino votes is up for grabs in 2012, he should be reaching across the aisle and work with Democrats to at least pass the DA. Last time I checked, actions speak louder then words. But I think him coming out and having the audacity to use the word humane on the issue of immigration is just only cause he wants a Republican in the White House and Obama to be a one term President. If that happens, which it won't because so far Obama has already raised $90M for his re-election, the Republicans will go back on their word. I didn't trust McCain in 2008 and sure don't trust his ass now. Obama for 2012. OCCUPY DREAMERS....OCCUPY DREAMERS....OCCUPY DREAMERS....SPREAD THE WORD....OCCUPY DREAMERS!

Originally Posted by Smooth

You're right.

And Bush did try harder than Obama on immigration reform . . .

Originally Posted by CB124

My point is a Republican that supports immigration reform is a thousand times more valuable than a Democrat who does, because he can garner a bigger coalition to follow him