Posted by
Patrick Henry on Wednesday, May 19, 2010 2:23:40 PM
With big city liberal governments all over the country boycotting Arizona for its
tough new immigration law, the rest of us need to step up and say a big "Thanks"
to Governor Jan Brewer and courageous Arizona legislators who finally had a
belly full of incompetent and impotent federal government border security.We should
thank them, too, for calling out the tinhorn phonies in the Obama administration
for their hypocrisy, cowardice and trashing of Americans while they placate, pacify
and praise America's enemies.
It is not difficult to read between the lines of Tuesday's primaries, where big
names supported by Obama and his machine struggled and/or were defeated. Ours
is a proud nation, and justifiably so, and people are sick to death of the patronizing,
tax-and-spend America bashing that have quickly become hallmarks of this
president and his cronies. But it hasn't gone unnoticed.
Obama's attorney general and secretary of homeland security have gone on national
television condeming the Arizona law, only to be humiliated when forced to admit they
hadn't even read it. It is abundantly clear from Obama's own ignorant caricatures of
the law that he hasn't read it either. Why not? Because leftists like the president and the
group of incompetent fools he calls a "cabinet" always have their minds made up and
have no intention of being confused by facts. The law doesn't say what they claim it
does, and the so-called "dangers" inherent in it are no greater than those in the federal
law it emulates. (Oh, I forgot, they don't enforce that law either). All of America will
be in stitches when the courts ultimately uphold the law and Obama, Holder and
Napolitano are left sucking eggs.
To add insult to injury, in the human rights talks with China, one of the biggest human
rights offending countries in the world, U.S. Assistant Secretary of State Michael Posner
repeatedly raised the Arizona law as an example of "prejudice" that exists in America.
I guess the new definition of prejudice is that if you want the laws of the land actually
enforced, then you are a bigot. Posner has a history of America-bashing, has allied
himself or served in official capacities with international organizations that trade on
dengrating the USA and is on record as believing that international law trumps the
constitution. He has about as much business representing this country in human
rights talks as a chimpanzee does writing a sonnet. If you wonder how such a moron
got appointed to such a post, look no further than the moron who appointed him.
But the creme de la creme was saved for this morning, when Obama afforded
Mexican President Felipe Calderon the prestigious forum of the White House to
decry Arizona as racist and reassert the Mexican "right to migration." And I
thought it was birds of a feather rather than imbeciles that flocked together. The
absurdities of this scenario are simply stunning. There, standing beside the "leader
of the free world," in the quintessential seat of American power, was this weakling
banana republic politician who represents one of the three biggest narco-trafficking
sewers in the world, berating an American state about its legally enacted statute.
Never mind that Mexico's own policy toward illegal aliens was written by Torquemada,
that the supposed "right of migration" exists only in some Mexican's feeble mind,
that Calderon himself has encouraged people to cross the border illegally, even providing
comic books with step-by-step instructions on how to do so, that he and his government
want America's money, America's jobs and, ultimately, all of the territory back that
Mexico's joke of an army lost in the Mexican-American war. (Yes, there was such a war).
We should expect no less from a nitwit like Calderon. But we have a right to expect
a whole lot more from Obama, Holder, Napolitano and Posner, who cannot seem to grease
the skids fast enough to send America sliding down into the status of a have-not, second
rate, debtor nation. We should be chastened. It's no less than we deserve for electing
the village idiot to the highest office in the land. But in the tradition of American
governance "of the people, for the people and by the people," it should come as no
surprise to them when we come to take our government back. Yesterday was just the
downpayment. Thanks, Arizona! And by the way, I was planning to vacation elsewhere,
but I think I'll go to Scottsdale this year.