Illegal Education

 

1. The donks tried the same scheme in this state.  It amounts to no more than a cynical vote-buying scheme (albeit brazen to the point of betraying the desperation of its authors).

   And one wonders where the “undocumented immigrants” would get such tuition money as they would have to pay, regardless of how much it was.

   Or does one wonder?

   

   Posted by Tannenberg       01/12/2006  at  07:32 AM  



2. Yes one does!
   See there are some of us sane types who live here in Messoftwoshits!
   Not enough, but some.

   Posted by Carguy       01/12/2006  at  08:22 AM  



3. Good for you, Carguy.  Thankfully, it seems that there were enough of you sane types up there to derail this lunacy, for now at least.  Keep up the good work!

   

   Posted by Tannenberg       01/12/2006  at  08:38 AM  



4. Thanks Tannenberg. It’s tough sometimes though. Like shoveling against the tide, so to speak.

   Posted by Carguy       01/12/2006  at  08:45 AM  



5. I believe they wish to replace ‘smart’ Americans with ‘dumb’ illegals who are not familiar with their ‘rights’ so they can dominate them with their Socialist/Communist/Facist agenda.  It will be like the book ‘1984’ if they get their way.  Big Brother—Ted Kennedy—or worse—Manchurian Candidate—‘Mrs. Iselin / Angelia Lansbury’ as Diane Feinstein!

   Did anyone else notice Diane Feinstein pulling Kennedy’s strings on CSPAN???  Kennedy is such a blubbering drunk that she had to correct him and force him to read the last part of his prepared statement/speech… Straight out reminded me of the Manchurian Candidate and gave me some serious chills!

   Posted by MJS       01/12/2006  at  08:50 AM  



6. Living in Utah, I am totally embarrassed to see Massachusetts defeat criminal-rewarding law when Utah has not (yet). We also had Senator Bennett sneaking-in sanctuary (terrorist loop-hole)law for “the church”. (See 11/15/05 Border Bluff Archives at the Tom Tancredo blog site.)

   Posted by utahminuteman       01/12/2006  at  03:36 PM  



7. It’s about in-state tuition at private schools ... Harvard and MIT are private institutions that do not have an in-state tuition program. Also, ellesly, Boston College, etc. Now if one wants to go to UMass ...

   Posted by Big Bad Crawfish       01/13/2006  at  12:43 AM  

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