One Things's For Sure...He Doesn't Hate Mexicans
With the all the B.S. about how President Bush doesn't like this or hates these certain types of people when the congressional Democrats don't get their way, you certainly can't say he hates Mexicans, the way he continually bends over backwards for them.
Apparently, the international courts are as happy as a pig in you-know-what about his recent decision to be lenient with a convicted rapist illegally in the country. The accused just recently (on advice from his lawyer, I'm sure) revealed that he's a Mexican nationalist. Funny, because he never stated that before.
The fact that the president has reversed the decision set forth by the jury that convicted him, this piece of garbage will now get to escape his destiny and avoid the needle (yes, that horrible, inhumane, painless, put-you-to-sleep-before-you-die method of execution astounds me, even after all the yoga he's done to please these people.
Why is he so concerned with the opinions of non-citizens that continually break the laws of the United States, while virtually condoning their illegal and often heinous actions?
Is he really looking for a legacy of being "Mexican friendly?" Look at the immigration reform fiasco and his refusal to close the borders. I think the question answers itself.
The father of the victim says he "no longer trusts Bush." I can't say that I would either.
The fact that the president has reversed the decision set forth by the jury that convicted him, this piece of garbage will now get to escape his destiny and avoid the needle (yes, that horrible, inhumane, painless, put-you-to-sleep-before-you-die method of execution astounds me, even after all the yoga he's done to please these people.
Why is he so concerned with the opinions of non-citizens that continually break the laws of the United States, while virtually condoning their illegal and often heinous actions?
Is he really looking for a legacy of being "Mexican friendly?" Look at the immigration reform fiasco and his refusal to close the borders. I think the question answers itself.
The father of the victim says he "no longer trusts Bush." I can't say that I would either.