February 28, 2008
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02/27/08 - A New York Attorney
Thinks Michelle Obama May Not Have Passed The Bar Exam
A Washington State Reader Notices A Shift In John McCain’s Tone From Nasty To Nice
From:
Robin Corkery (e-mail
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Re: Brenda Walker’s Blog:
McCain Prays For Amnesty Amnesia
Some months ago
Sen. John McCain, now the Republican nominee
apparent, said that Americans wouldn't pick
lettuce even for $50 an hour.
Apparently he received hundreds of calls the next day
from citizens asking where they could sign up for just
such labor. I called and was hung up on by a staffer
who snarled: "Sen. McCain
thanks you for your offer" before I could complete
my first sentence.
Recently, McCain left
a recorded message asking for my vote in the Washington
primary, which he
won easily, claiming that he is for border
enforcement - "first", as he slyly put it.
Then McCain added that he would oppose earmarks if
elected.
But what has his tireless advocacy of unimpeded entry
into the U.S. of millions of low paid workers been but a
giant camouflaged earmark?
Wealthy growers, who double as lavish campaign
contributors, are furnished with a commodity that
fattens profits, while the true costs of the commodity
in terms of it's impact on education, health care and
criminal justice are shifted to the taxpayers.
One thing we can be sure of: the
prestige media will let him get away with it while
extensively covering the peripheral issue about
his relationship with lobbyist Vicki Iseman.
Corkery is an alumnus of
Notre Dame who served in the U.S. Marines. He became an
officer of a New York Stock Exchange member firm that,
according to him, “long ago became lost in the dismal
swamp of political correctness.”
Adds Corkery: “I admired
Mexicans while living in Mexico, but doesn't share
George Bush's deranged obsession that Americans need to
be displaced with Mexicans or any other foreigners.”
Read Corkery’s letter about
the nonsensical phrase “in the shadows”
here; his other letters
are archived
here.