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From: Bill Sarni (e-mail
him)
Re: Joe Guzzardi's Column:
Three Reasons The Elite Will Never See The
Immigration Light: The Housekeeper, The Pool Man And The
Lawn Guy
In his column that included a reference to
Michael Moore's movie
Capitalism: A Love Story
that, Guzzardi wrote that:
"Moore would have
to be blind not to see the difference between his
father's era and today's
immigrant-dominated work
force."
The
problem with Moore
is that anything that happens under a Democratic
administration (Barack
Obama) is good while anything under a
Republican (George
W. Bush) is bad.
Moore doesn't
mind contradicting himself to make his points.
In a
CNN
interview
with
Larry King, Moore
spent his entire time criticizing
Obamacare and
blasting the
Afghanistan War, which Obama has escalated,
before he said:
"That's just a
crazy, crazy-making place. It's unwinnable. It's
immoral. It's illegal. It's wrong."
Then, although
a viewer would expect an altogether different conclusion
given what Moore had been saying for an hour, this is
how he summed up Obama's administration:
"I am so glad we
have that man in the White House."
Moore and Obama are elite, liberal, wealthy,
pro-immigration
Democrats. That, to Moore, matters more than anything.
Sarni's previous letter about how elite politicians have
ruined his native California is
here.