Right Wing Republican bait & switch? Not this time.

The Right Wing Republican media machine is one of the best ever. The synchronicity of this machine from the blogosphere to the radio to the television warrants many graduate theses. Now that the truth of Dick Cheney deceit via President Bushes aloof entry into Iraq is being uncovered” the machine is gearing up for a major change in subject. They are throwing out the illegal immigration balloon and attempting to tie it to potential terrorism. Every crime committed by an illegal is accentuated. It is important that we do not allow this to happen less we fail our country yet again.

The insanity of the War in Iraq has cost us over 400 Billion dollars thus far. It is rather immoral that we can spend limitless for a war whose major beneficiaries are the Vice President’s crony corporate associates while;

• Making every American more vulnerable to terrorist attack in every corner of the world.


• Sacrificing major necessary infrastructure projects.


• Under funding K12 and college assistance in a time when our major competitors are gaining on us in parabolically.


• Not providing the resources necessary to protect the homeland.

We must be aggressive in showing this change in topic is a farce. The Right Wing knows that when illegal immigration is framed in terms of terrorism American job loss health care & welfare abuse and depressed American wages most marginally skilled Americans will generally accept their misinformation at face value.

To counter the misinformation we must be ready to answer each point and offer actual solutions. While we cannot condone illegal immigration officially our economy depends on it. The reality is that the illegal aliens as a whole contribute much more to our society that they take in the aggregate. Many pay social security taxes they will never benefit from. Their disposable income turns over many times to support many local economies. They perform services that most Americans would rather not do at a fair price.

The reality is if we had spent the 25 percent of the monies we spent in Iraq we could have done much more to protect our borders. Moreover we would have been able to spend more time on legitimizing the guest worker program we tacitly have.