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McCain Rejects And Denounces Rev. Hagee

Kind of inevitable after the whole "Hitler was a hunter" thing.

And making lemonade out lemons, McCain uses his statement to remind people about Obma and Wright.

Obviously, I find these remarks and others deeply offensive and indefensible, and I repudiate them. I did not know of them before Reverend Hagee's endorsement, and I feel I must reject his endorsement as well. I have said I do not believe Sen. Obama shares Reverend Wright's extreme views. But let me also be clear, Reverend Hagee was not and is not my pastor or spiritual adviser, and I did not attend his church for twenty years. I have denounced statements he made immediately upon learning of them, as I do again today

Is Hagee really a big deal in evangelical circles? Personally, I wouldn't recognize the guy if I ran him over on the street but as a lapsed Papist I am not in the demo he was supposed to help with. More importantly (or frighteningly), does this make it more necessary or likely for McCain to put Huckabee on the ticket?

Posted by: DrewM. at 04:41 PM



Comments

1 ...but McCain will refer to Ted Kennedy as his friend.

I'm no fan of Hagee's, but the last time I checked, he didn't leave a girl to drown after driving his car into the bay.

Posted by: Bart at May 22, 2008 04:47 PM (abB+G)

2

Hitler was an author.

Obama is an author.

Hillary is an author.

McCain wrote a book, too.

Hell, even Markos, Amanda Marcotte, Glenn Greenwald, and Matthew Yglesias are published authors.

Ace?  Never been published.  Allah?  Him, too.

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Ace/Allah:  2008 - They're Not Hitler

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Posted by: BumperStickerist at May 22, 2008 04:48 PM (UeP9e)

3 The fact that our party feels the need to grovel to these evangelist morons embarrasses people to admit to being Republicans. Did his staff do zero research on what this loon has said?

Posted by: Dirk at May 22, 2008 04:49 PM (AJx67)

4

I don't see McCain putting Huckabee anywhere on his ticket.

Romney is the leading choice from what Nixon hears.  But former Maryland Lt. Gov. Steele, now he is a real Conservative. McCain-Steele 08, sounds better than McCain - anyone else 08.

Posted by: Dick Nixon at May 22, 2008 04:51 PM (kaOJx)

5

Reverend Hagee was not and is not my pastor or spiritual adviser, and I did not attend his church for twenty years

Gutsiest move I've seen yet, Maverick

Posted by: Andy at May 22, 2008 04:52 PM (C3mTI)

6 Steele woulda been great, but he didn't win his last race.

No. Chance. Whatsoever.

Posted by: rinseandspit at May 22, 2008 04:53 PM (ao5cQ)

7 But former Maryland Lt. Gov. Steele

Steele seems like an impressive guy and he got a raw deal in his Senate race but doesn't he have to do something else before we can even think about him for the national ticket?

I mean there are a lot of one term former Lt. Governors out there. It seems running Steele would be a pander too far.

Posted by: DrewM. at May 22, 2008 04:55 PM (hlYel)

8

Is Hagee really a big deal in evangelical circles?

 

Nope.

Posted by: Dave in Texas at May 22, 2008 04:57 PM (pzen5)

9 I'm an evangelical Christian, and the only thing I've ever heard about this guy is that he endorsed McCain.

Posted by: XBradTC at May 22, 2008 04:59 PM (elwp+)

10 I'm not currently in the Evangelical world, but I have a lot of family connections to it, and I had never heard of this guy separately from McCain.  Meanwhile, there are lots of big names that almost never make the newspapers.  The thing about the Evangelical world is it is huge, dynamic and decentralized.  My feeling is that to see if somebody is or is not a big deal among Evangelicals, check out the Christian book sellers and see what's selling.

Posted by: Amy P at May 22, 2008 05:13 PM (B36Ui)

11 Obama's crew, and the MSM (same difference) are going to try to dig up any questionable statement ever made by any religious figure that McCain may have passed in the hallway, in search for SOMETHING to counter Rev. Wright's poison. Will they finally get something to stick?


Posted by: Dr. Remulak at May 22, 2008 05:20 PM (YmPwQ)

12 DrewM.: "It seems running Steele would be a pander too far."

Eh. Pandering still seems to resonate. As does porking up bills, kissing babies, and gerrying manders. The classics never die.

The problem is that Steele is a conservative even though he is clean and articulate. Naturally, that makes him an Uncle Tom unworthy of support from certain quarters... aka Liberals (even the brown kind).

I think Steele would be a good, perhaps great option for VP; ergo, he will not be chosen. Which is just as well as it could help him tag-team with another conservative in 2012 after ObamaChrist purges racism and heals us all.

Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at May 22, 2008 05:21 PM (Uy68a)

13 This guy Hagee is a grade-A dousche

Posted by: Joel Osteen at May 22, 2008 05:25 PM (KTgUG)

14 McCain shouldn't have to denounce the guy.  This whole thing is stupid. What's the point? 

Preachers are different animals than politicians.  They are never going to be politically correct.  The Bible is full of strange and shocking things.

I think anybody who has had any sort of religious conviction has reached a point at some time in their lives where they came to an uncomfortable or shocking conclusion, either in error, ignorance, or righteousness.

I don't care what Wright thinks.  I don't care what Hagee thinks.  It's childish to make people apologize for the unpopular views of people they know.

Posted by: BT at May 22, 2008 05:34 PM (l6TZE)

15 Someone should tell John McCain not to consider Bernie Kerik for Homeland Security consultant.

With the many thousands of perfectly respectable pastors in America, what on Earth possessed McCain to suck up to this moron Hagee???

Posted by: Dennis M at May 22, 2008 05:34 PM (+8WsU)

16

I suppose one could point out that the Bible even describes Nebuchadnezzar as doing God’s work by chastising the people of Israel. That was the parallel that immediately leaped to mind for me — but most folks wouldn’t see past the initial shock to get at the meat of the issue.

Not that I disagree with the decision to dump Hagee — if only because of his negative PR value.

Posted by: Rhymes Wih Right at May 22, 2008 05:40 PM (FmlkW)

17 Hagee has a TV gig, and a megachurch somewhere. 

His description of Hitler being God's tool is, or was, standard "eschatology", or end-times philosophizing among evangelical intellectuals.  This particular conclusion is not one I've seen, but the founding of Israel is common fodder for them. Ironically, he was quoting from the Book of Jeremiah (the one in the Bible, not Obama's mentor).

And what he said, which HuffPo quoted, was not antisemitic in the slightest, if you believe as Hagee does that God is in control of history.  He said the Jews had been called to Israel, which is what God wanted, but only a few came; those who didn't were decimated by Hitler, whom Hagee says was prophesied by Jeremiah.  Then they formed Israel, which is what God wanted.

It's easy to draw from that the implication that the Jews somehow deserved the Holocaust, which of course you're not allowed to believe, no matter how big a fan of Israel you are.

Posted by: Loren Heal at May 22, 2008 05:55 PM (AyPvz)

18

Far be it from me to come out and defend a nutbar like Hagee, but when he was speaking of "Hitler as Hunter" he was not trying to glorify or defend Hitler...he was speaking of God's will or divine providence. God allowed the Holocaust to happen in order to herd the Jews back to their promised land.

He likes to look at scripture and apply it to modern events, like he does with "The whore of Babylon" = Catholic church.

Okay sure, it's obnoxious, but not in the same  league as reverend Wright.

Also, Reverend Wright recently made his peace with Catholics with a big apology a couple of weeks ago.

That said, it's good that McCain finally rejected his endorsement because the fightin' fightin' nutroots weren't gonna let it lie---not as long as the Reverend Wright story was out there (which ain't going away).

This albatross has been effectively neutralized.

Posted by: Nice Deb at May 22, 2008 06:09 PM (7TjSG)

19 Read your article, he had some other things to add as well:

Hagee proposed the theory that "anti-Semitism, and thus the Holocaust, was the fault of Jews themselves -- the result of an age old divine curse incurred by the ancient Hebrews through worshiping idols and passed, down the ages, to all Jews now alive."

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 06:19 PM (+WuMm)

20 Huckabee is such an unpopular guy with a large segment.

He would gain some votes, but from people he could probably get at a lower price.

Giuliani/Thompson... I'd love to see them, but how many were going to vote Obama or stay at home and now is going to vote Mccain if he goes this route?

Mccain has a real opportunity, and it's sadly obvious.  A woman that isn't too offensive to the feminists and isn't too offensive to the conservatives.

Harriet Miers!  Not really, but Kay Bailey Hutchinson would be pretty good.  Liz Dole would be a bit less exciting.  Condi is not possible.

Mccain can really but Obama on the defensive.  Many women really do believe that Obama's campaign was sexist as hell.  Some of them think Mccain is at least tolerable.  And I guarantee at least a several percentage hit on Obama, if in turnout alone, if Mccain is seen as teh better champion of women's lib.

I hate this kind of ID politics.  It's disgusting to look at a person's skin or genital and decide if they are a good leader.  But Mccain has this powerful weapon if he picks a decent woman.  Obama's Ron Paul faction will not be able to resist vicious assaults on her sex (mccain's supporters are generally being great about not attacking Obama's race, of course, but liberals are so less careful).

Posted by: gohuckyourself at May 22, 2008 06:28 PM (8jYMc)

21 Someone put Seattle Slough on suicide watch! (Or, you know, just give them some razor blades and some privacy...) SS was so thrilled to be crowing about Hagee's statements a few threads back.

Posted by: Cybrludite at May 22, 2008 06:31 PM (IuGs7)

22 CONFUSION TO THE POPE!

Posted by: Jack Aubry at May 22, 2008 06:37 PM (7365r)

23 If this Hagee feller reminds people of Rev. Wright again then it's a net plus.

Posted by: runninrebel at May 22, 2008 06:41 PM (0n9wc)

24 Mccain has a real opportunity, and it's sadly obvious.  A woman that isn't too offensive to the feminists and isn't too offensive to the conservatives.

Given his distaste for conservatives, if he where to go the female route I figure he'd just go ahead and pick his good friend Ted Kennedy's wife. Because, she's smart. And politically smart.

And then he'd tell us all we were misogynists for vowing not to vote for him.


Posted by: krakatoa at May 22, 2008 06:52 PM (/FUhT)

25 Like I said, I see this whole thing as stupid and unfair to McCain.  I really wonder why McCain is dumping him NOW? 

I think that Hagee's anti-Catholic commentary was just as offensive, if not much more offensive, than his comments about Israel (which basically are consistent with OT prophetic messages). 

On the other hand, Hagee's ideas about Catholics....  those were way off the deep end.  But then, I'm a Catholic, and I am used to mainstream society denigrating and mocking Catholics.  Maybe Catholic bashing is "tolerable."

Posted by: BT at May 22, 2008 06:55 PM (l6TZE)

26 I guess I'm going to be a dissenting voice on this issue. Did anyone else see Hagee's aipac speech in 2007? It's here (most of the way down the page):

http://www.aipac.org/2785_2859.asp

Pamela Geller of Atlas Shrugs posted a version of the speech with her giving commentary. It's also on YouTube, but the comments are anti-religious / anti-zionist / anti-Israel crap, with a little fake-sounding "how dare you side with the Jews" Fundamentalism tossed in.

Anyway, I found the speech thrilling and quite brave. It sounded like a threat pointed right at Islamofascists, saying that Christians and Jews will unite against any attempt to destroy Israel. Could you cherry-pick this speech and find quotes to elicit a knee-jerk "this guy's a crank" response? Sure, but only if you have an agenda, or if you're susceptible to  MSM manipulation.

I saw a lot of this during the GOP primaries, where a Huckabee win would cause a lot of rancor about evangelicals screwing up the process. My guess is that the left performed Operation Chaos on the GOP primaries, long before Rush retaliated, and they probably got a chuckle out of conservatives finger-pointing and blaming each other.

Watching conservatives of different stripes bash each other hints that the Right is too fractured to coalesce enough to win, and that is dispiriting, indeed.

Posted by: anopensecret at May 22, 2008 06:56 PM (3pzDu)

27

Conservative Baptists don't like Huckabee, so putting him on the ticket doesn't cement much with conservative Christians.

After the "waving a gun at Obama" er "joke" I don't think we need to worry about Huckabee any more.

Posted by: funky chicken at May 22, 2008 07:22 PM (I+jPP)

28 IIRC, Sen. McCain already said that Hagee's statements were nonsense some weeks back.

Posted by: Mikey NTH at May 22, 2008 07:30 PM (TUWci)

29 Rev. Hagee is a True Christian showing "Christian love".  Catch the Spirit(TM)!

Posted by: SuprKufr at May 22, 2008 07:35 PM (fBKDX)

30

Hagee proposed the theory that "anti-Semitism, and thus the Holocaust, was the fault of Jews themselves -- the result of an age old divine curse incurred by the ancient Hebrews through worshiping idols and passed, down the ages, to all Jews now alive."

Is that supposed to be earth shattering? It's just more of that application of past biblical events to modern times I was talking about.

There's no doubt that he's an obnoxious crank. But I don't think he views himself as anti-semetic or anti-Catholic. He's just thinks he's interpreting the bible.

Posted by: Nice Deb at May 22, 2008 07:44 PM (7TjSG)

31

FOr a christian minister to say something that could even remotely be construed as favorable re: the holocaust is idiotic beyond belief

So either the guy is a closet anti-semite, or a total fucking buffoon

Posted by: TMF at May 22, 2008 07:48 PM (/YM8H)

32 I think he's the latter.

Posted by: Nice Deb at May 22, 2008 08:02 PM (7TjSG)

33 Is that supposed to be earth shattering?

Perhaps not to you but to suggest that around 6 million people were killed to "herd" them back to back to their homeland is...at least to me.

Not sure how anyone can justify these comments, even if they try to frame it in the "application of past biblical events to modern times."

An obnoxious crank? That is the old dude who lives about three doors down who doesn't like the kids running through his yard.

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 08:03 PM (+WuMm)

34 I'm a Catholic myself, but I'd never heard of Hagee until the MSM started using him to bash McCain. Hagee's small potatoes, a guy whose opinion of my church merits perhaps a shrug.

But I am highly amused by the notion that the MSM and the liberals (but I repeat myself) are offended by anti-Catholicism: it's like seeing Ted Kennedy denounce drunk driving.


Posted by: Brown Line at May 22, 2008 08:03 PM (WXQ4x)

35 Yeah well, McCain has another goofball preacher that the MSM is playing "gotcha" with.

Posted by: OregonMuse at May 22, 2008 08:07 PM (jyo/c)

36 Hmmmmm.

On the other hand McCain in Silicon Valley on May 22, 2008, i.e. today.

“Senator Kennedy and I tried very hard to get immigration reform, a comprehensive plan, through the Congress of the United States,” he said. “It is a federal responsibility and because of our failure as a federal obligation, we’re seeing all these various conflicts and problems throughout our nation as different towns, cities, counties, whatever they are, implement different policies and different programs which makes things even worse and even more confusing.”

He added: “I believe we have to secure our borders, and I think most Americans agree with that, because it’s a matter of national security. But we must enact comprehensive immigration reform. We must make it a top agenda item if we don’t do it before, and we probably won’t, a little straight talk, as of January 2009.”

http://http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2008/05/22/mccain-says-immigration-reform-should-be-top-priority/


Posted by: memomachine at May 22, 2008 08:11 PM (XlmYx)

37 Hmmmm.

You know I program computers for a living and that damn hyperlink window confuses the hell out of me.

Posted by: memomachine at May 22, 2008 08:11 PM (XlmYx)

38 Hmmm.

My point is pretty basic:

If McCain is talking about working on comprehensive immigration reform, i.e. amnesty, as of January 2009 then where the fuck is the fence?  How are the borders going to be secure?

So.  I guess we can all agree that the whole "I heard" and "secure borders" were total bullshit.

Posted by: memomachine at May 22, 2008 08:29 PM (XlmYx)

39 I know several people who go to Hagee's megachurch.  To comment on it without sounding like a complete moron would take too much room.  The important thing is that there is a considerable divide between urban evangelicals and rural evangelicals.  Hagee has sway with the urban crowd, at least down there south of me.  Last time I looked at any census data the rural folk were in the majority, at least in Texas, so maybe McCain (Nixon 2.0) did something smart here.  Not that I am going to vote for him either way that is....

Posted by: John Galt at May 22, 2008 09:15 PM (SDkq3)

40 memomachine, jeez man!  no need to flood the damn comment section!

Republicans saying nice things about Ted Kennedy are showing class.  Yeah, he's a powerful instigator of policies we hate, but the nation is too divided right now with partisan sickness, and Mccain is doing a good thing is showing Kennedy some sympathy.

Immigration is not a black and white issue.  Anyone who doesn't get that is a fucking idiot.  It will be impossible to fix, and a fence wouldn't be enough or even a decent start.

Yeah, I'd still like to see one, but Mccain has said he'd go for enforcement first, as a compromise with you and me who called him out on his bullshit last year.  From what I've seen, Mccain keeps his word, and he's a much better leader than Obama on this or most issues.  We've got to comprimise too.  And when you say you aren't willing to on immigration, guess what?  That's why nothing has been accomplished on that front for so long.

Posted by: gohuckyourself at May 22, 2008 09:20 PM (8jYMc)

41 memomachine,

First (#3: Yes. That total bullshit thing.

Second (#37), and more importantly: What computer company would that be because, um, I think I'll try out the competition for a while.

Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at May 22, 2008 09:21 PM (Uy68a)

42 Oh no! Not the emoticon! Did you program ace's CMS?

Posted by: AnonymousDrivel at May 22, 2008 09:23 PM (Uy68a)

43 McCain Rejects And Denounces Rev. Hagee

Again?

Is Hagee really a big deal in evangelical circles?

Never heard of him until the news started yakking about him. Maybe I run in the wrong circles.

Incidentally, if God is sovereign and all powerful, everything that happens is according to His plan. This isn't odd or particularly new.

Posted by: Christopher Taylor at May 22, 2008 09:27 PM (7QZfU)

44 Gohuck is tearing up the McCain points for spreading the gospel. Like +500 points.

Polite golf-clap (yea,yea)

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 09:31 PM (+WuMm)

45 Hmmmm.

@ gohuckyourself

"Yeah, I'd still like to see one, but Mccain has said he'd go for enforcement first, as a compromise with you and me who called him out on his bullshit last year.  From what I've seen, Mccain keeps his word, and he's a much better leader than Obama on this or most issues.  We've got to comprimise too.  And when you say you aren't willing to on immigration, guess what?  That's why nothing has been accomplished on that front for so long."

Let me try the easy version.

1. McCain said in a speech today that he plans on implementing Comprehensive Immigration Reform on or before "January 2009".

2. McCain, if elected President, won't be inaugurated until January 20, 2009.

3. I suggest it will take more than 10 days to *secure the borders*.

4. The expected progression, from what McCain said until this latest walkback, was:
4.a. Secure borders
4.b. Immigration reform

sooooooo.

Why don't you explain how McCain is going to secure the borders *after* having pass his new version of Comprehensive Immigration Reform and how that's a good thing.

Posted by: memomachine at May 22, 2008 09:42 PM (XlmYx)

46 Securing the border would be the trigger to the other provisions in the bill. That's what makes it "comprehensive". It's not that hard a concept. The devil is in the details, of course, so it will be important to get him to flesh that out in the general. He talks about having the governors certify that their borders are secure, but how that would work needs to be discussed as well.

Posted by: runninrebel at May 22, 2008 09:58 PM (oV92E)

47 No,

What makes it comprehsive is amnesty. Throat open, swallow. So sorry, so true.

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 10:04 PM (+WuMm)

48 Sorry pounding keyboard...comprehensive. Mashing fists on keyboard is not a good way to type.

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 10:07 PM (+WuMm)

49 Hmmmmm.

@ runninrebel

"Securing the border would be the trigger to the other provisions in the bill. That's what makes it "comprehensive". It's not that hard a concept. The devil is in the details, of course, so it will be important to get him to flesh that out in the general. He talks about having the governors certify that their borders are secure, but how that would work needs to be discussed as well."

So let me get this straight.  You're telling me that McCain is planning on passing a Comprehensive Amnesty that *cannot* take effect until the border is secure?

1. Where did McCain ever say this?

2. McCain's definition of "secure the borders" is when the governors of the border states report that the borders are "secure".  I.e. not when they are *actually secure* but when the governors *report* that they are secure.

For whatever definition of "secure" that applies.

3. I think you're full of it.  I don't for one single moment see McCain passing an amnesty right after getting inaugurated and not having it take effect immediately.

Posted by: memomachine at May 22, 2008 10:09 PM (XlmYx)

50 Republican presidential candidate John McCain joined Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger in calling today for comprehensive immigration reform, including guest worker visas to bring employees to California’s Silicon Valley and the state’s vast agricultural fields.

So hoping it is Huck or Lieberman...that would be fancy!

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 10:20 PM (+WuMm)

51 So let me get this straight.  You're telling me that McCain is planning on passing a Comprehensive Amnesty that *cannot* take effect until the border is secure?

Seriously, triggers aren't a newfangled thing.

#1 He hasn't talked about triggers yet and I doubt he will until the time is right for the debate and he has a new bill. But he did pledged to secure the borders first (which, by the way, should include many of the provisions that will help us finally get a handle on illegal immigration: tamper proof IDs, Visa reforms, ICE raids and workplace enforcement, fencing, temporary work programs for targeted industries, etc) while not changing his general philosophy about amnesty.

#2 That's why the devil is in the details and we'll find out when he comes out with the new bill.

#3 I don't care.

Posted by: runninrebel at May 22, 2008 10:24 PM (oV92E)

52 He hasn't talked about triggers yet and I doubt he will until the time is right for the debate and he has a new bill.

Hell, your word is good enough here, if you say that is what is on his mind...no man can dispute it.

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 10:32 PM (+WuMm)

53 McCain said they should be allowed to seek legal status in a “humane and comprehensive fashion” through a program “they can count on and trust.”

-Runnin

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 10:36 PM (+WuMm)

54 In case some of you thought that was an old...taken from MM...today.

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 10:40 PM (+WuMm)

55 What's the problem with that quote, H?

Posted by: runninrebel at May 22, 2008 10:43 PM (oV92E)

56 Legal status...

Need more?

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 10:45 PM (+WuMm)

57

Any moron with a fax machine and a P.O Box can become "the voice of the Christian Right".

Just send your missive to the right MSM sources and you'll be the second lead on Page A2 or the second commercial break:  "Christian Group Condemns ______".

I seriously had never heard of this Hagee dude until McCain's opponents brought him up, and I have run with some fairly religously conservative folks.

Posted by: Techie at May 22, 2008 10:48 PM (pEZLi)

58 Well, that's the point isn't it, H? To make sure immigrants are here legally? That would include temporary worker programs, a system for the immigrants we vet and decide to keep, and all future immigrants.

I don't see why that particular quote is an Ah-ha! moment for you.

Posted by: runninrebel at May 22, 2008 10:50 PM (oV92E)

59 They aren't here legally...get the point. Ah-ha!

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 10:52 PM (+WuMm)

60 Yeah, I addressed that in my comment 58.

Posted by: runninrebel at May 22, 2008 11:06 PM (oV92E)

61 Ah-ha!

Posted by: runninrebel at May 22, 2008 11:07 PM (oV92E)

62 Hmmmm.

@ runninrebel

" #1 He hasn't talked about triggers yet and I doubt he will until the time is right for the debate and he has a new bill. But he did pledged to secure the borders first (which, by the way, should include many of the provisions that will help us finally get a handle on illegal immigration: tamper proof IDs, Visa reforms, ICE raids and workplace enforcement, fencing, temporary work programs for targeted industries, etc) while not changing his general philosophy about amnesty."

1. He hasn't talked about "triggers" because he has no intention of including them.

2. He pledged to secure the borders.  But he also just today pledged to pass a new Comprehensive Amnesty in January 2009!  So why don't you explain how McCain is going to *both* pass a new Comprehensive Amnesty in January 2009 *and* secure the borders *before* passing a new Comprehensive Amnesty?  He only becomes President in January 20, 2009.  So he's got 9-10 days to secure the borders?

Is that really secure borders or totally faked "secure" borders?

3. When has McCain talked about "tamper proof IDs, Visa reforms, ICE raids and workplace enforcement, fencing"?  He has, on the other hand, talked about "temporary work programs" much to his discredit.


Posted by: memomachine at May 22, 2008 11:10 PM (XlmYx)

63 They are here illegally and must go; there is no vetting of criminals.

However, McCain is open-borders, so whoever makes it here gets to stay. No matter what.

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 11:10 PM (+WuMm)

64 In yet another sign of his pivoting toward the general election, Senator John McCain said at a roundtable with business leaders [in San Jose] today that comprehensive immigration reform should be a top priority for the next president…

-cough-

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 11:16 PM (+WuMm)

65 Memo:

1. We'll see.

2. I'm really not interested in explaining to you how legislative triggers work.

3. Well, if you tried listening to him without screaming you would here it. He talks about all of these types of measures all the time. Many of them were in the first bill they just weren't used as triggers. I think he talked about them the last time he was on Bill O too.


Posted by: runninrebel at May 22, 2008 11:19 PM (oV92E)

66 Not all of us have forgotten how the short-fused Arizona senator cursed good-faith opponents in his own party (“F**k you!” and “Chickensh*t” were the choice words he had for Texas GOP Sen. John Cornyn during a spat over enforcement provisions). Not all of us have forgotten that he voted against barring felons from receiving amnesty benefits under his plan. Not all of us have forgotten the underhanded, debate-sabotaging manner in which McCain/Kennedy/Graham/Harry Reid conspired to ram their package down voters’ throats.

MM is really good with this stuff. Do you like her runnin?

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 11:23 PM (+WuMm)

67 H:

Ah, I see. You're under the impression the debate is between open-borders and total deportation. Sorry disappoint you but that's not the way things work. Most people know the difference between lawbreakers and criminals, and they don't consider illegal immigrants criminals.

I suspect that in the end, after all of the enforcement measures make a large amount of illegals self-deport, we will have about a third or a half of the current population that we want to keep. Citizenship is a whole other issue. 

I'm much more interested in building a system that gives us control of immigration for once.

MM? I don't read her much. She's a little too emotional for my tastes. She's pretty hot though. I went through a Filipina girl phase in High School.

Posted by: runninrebel at May 22, 2008 11:27 PM (oV92E)

68

Memomachine, thank you for another great threadjacking. Even though we know every fucking reason why you hate McCain, you feel that you must always tell us all over (and over) again whenever he is included in a post. BTW, don't call me a McCain lover. He wasn't even my 3rd choice on the Republican side.

Back on topic:

I have been an evangelical for 20+ years, and I can say that Hagee is an outlier. I'm as big a prophecy nut as anyone, but I have never read any of his stuff, and when I accidentally encounter him while channel surfing, he is gone quickly. For real fun with prophecy you must watch Jack Van Impe and his wife Rexella (yes, that's her name). They are kind of goofy in personality, but I line up with most of what they believe.

Posted by: John F Not Kerry at May 22, 2008 11:33 PM (HF2US)

69 1) The difference between lawbreakers and criminals...hahhaha! Well, we can see you did not go to law school.

2) I suspect...means I don't have a clue.

3) I'm much more interested...you are not the candidate.

4) I'm sure the Filipina girls appreciated your phase as you went through them...very nice.

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 11:34 PM (+WuMm)

70

3. When has McCain talked about "tamper proof IDs, Visa reforms, ICE raids and workplace enforcement, fencing"?  He has, on the other hand, talked about "temporary work programs" much to his discredit.

And anyone who says anything about a temporary work program without changing birthright citizenship is full of shit right off the bat. They've got one thing on the mind, and that isn't enforcing the 'temporary' part.

Posted by: MlR at May 22, 2008 11:35 PM (N7h3D)

71 They are kind of goofy in personality, but I line up with most of what they believe.

So, what do these "goofy" people believe?

Posted by: Hongqi at May 22, 2008 11:42 PM (+WuMm)

72 1) The difference between lawbreakers and criminals...hahhaha! Well, we can see you did not go to law school.

No I didn't, I want to go to Heavan. And 99.5% of Americans didn't either, and they are equally uninterested in using legal definitions in place of common definition. They understand a "criminal" to mean a person who regularly engages in crime for crime sake. And they understand a lawbreaker to be a person that breaks laws though ignorance, on accident, or under duress.

2) I suspect...means I don't have a clue.

No, it means I have an analysis of the political situation and a likely outcome based on that. It also means that memo and I reached the end of discussion on that particular issue.

3) I'm much more interested...you are not the candidate.

I don't really get what you mean here. Are you saying that you are interested in explaining to memo what legislative triggers are? Or does it mean that you think McCain should? Because I agree with the second. The first is up to you.

4) I'm sure the Filipina girls appreciated your phase as you went through them...very nice.

I like to think so. They were fun to date but a little too 'crazy' for me.

Posted by: runninrebel at May 22, 2008 11:47 PM (oV92E)

73

Hongqi,

They are goofy only in personality. They are pretty much conventional pre-trib, pre-millenial. They like to highlight news from around the world and how certain aspects (EU one currency, microchip implants, Jewish Temple progress) indicate we might be close. In the end, they stick close to Jesus and salvation, which makes them a lot more tolerable to watch than some feelgooders out there (calling Joel Osteen). Rexella must have been a fox in her younger days. She still looks pretty good now.

Posted by: John F Not Kerry at May 22, 2008 11:49 PM (HF2US)

74 Hmmmm.

@ John F Not Kerry

"Memomachine, thank you for another great threadjacking. Even though we know every fucking reason why you hate McCain, you feel that you must always tell us all over (and over) again whenever he is included in a post. BTW, don't call me a McCain lover. He wasn't even my 3rd choice on the Republican side."

1. I have never called you a "McCain lover".  Frankly the mental images are making me ill.

2. You're welcome for the threadjacking.

3. Who cares if McCain denounced Hagee.  He denounced Hagee 1.5 months ago.  As far as I know McCain regularly denounces Hagee.  Maybe there's a set schedule where McCain gets up and one of his aides comes in and says "You're set to denounce Hagee again at 11:30am".

4. McCain reversing himself on Comprehensive Amnesty is a rather bigger deal than McCain denouncing Hagee for the second time.

Posted by: memomachine at May 22, 2008 11:51 PM (XlmYx)

75 Wait, never mind. I think I got some numbers crossed there, H. That's why I went into history.

Posted by: runninrebel at May 22, 2008 11:55 PM (oV92E)

76 Hmmmm.

@ runninrebel

"1. We'll see."

Yeah we will.  Based on McCain's past behavior, as shown by today's example, I'm rather more certain of my position than you are of yours.

When it comes to John McCain fucking conservatives, the odds are considerably better than the lottery.

"2. I'm really not interested in explaining to you how legislative triggers work. "

Good because I already know how they work.  And I'm not buying that McCain would actually let himself be limited by any system of triggers. 

Now a system of triggers that are totally meaningless and are in place only to placate and deceive conservatives.  THAT I buy.

"3. Well, if you tried listening to him without screaming you would here it. He talks about all of these types of measures all the time. Many of them were in the first bill they just weren't used as triggers. I think he talked about them the last time he was on Bill O too."

Just an FYI.  I don't scream when I read or watch TV.  So the whole "listening to him without screaming" thing doesn't apply.

As for the "tamper proof IDs, Visa reforms, ICE raids and workplace enforcement, fencing" I'd suggest that they were completely meaningless since the Comprehensive Amnesty would've gone ahead without any impact from them.

How precisely would "tamper proof IDs" have accomplished anything when every illegal alien would've been eligible for their own legal ids?

How precisely would "Visa reforms" meant anything when nobody would've needed visa to come and stay in the USA due to the provisions in the Comprehensive Amnesty?

How precisely would "workplace enforcement" work when every single illegal alien has both proper documentation *and* the legal right to be in the USA and employed?

So you've just made my argument for me.  These provisions were in place merely to placate and deceive conservatives into thinking McCain wasn't a jackass.

Posted by: memomachine at May 23, 2008 12:02 AM (XlmYx)

77 1) No one understands those definitions as you do. You break the law, you are a criminal. Parse as much as you want...mugging is not as bad as rape...lawbreaker...criminal. Yep, makes sense.

2) Explain how you determine we will have 1/3 or 1/2 of the people we want to keep? You just pulled numbers out of think air...not analysis. Or, you have no idea what analysis means.

3) What does it matter what you want, we are talking about McCain. I want ice cream...who cares.

4) You like to think they enjoyed you going through them but in the end they were too crazy. I don't even want to explain how that makes you look.

Posted by: Hongqi at May 23, 2008 12:04 AM (+WuMm)

78 Weren't we talking about Hagee and other outliers that magically fall onto the "Seven Degrees of Seperation" game that the Dems love to play but howl like stuck pigs when it is turned on them?

Posted by: Techie at May 23, 2008 12:09 AM (pEZLi)

79 Well, it looks like we're getting somewhere, memo. You've gone from denying McCain ever speaks of them to acknowledging that he does. He even put them in the last bill. Baby steps.

But your other questions apply to the McCain-Kennedy Bill when the enforcement measures weren't triggers. I don't know what effect they would have had on the current crop of immigrants, but as I said, I'm more interested in getting fool proof immigration enforcement in place for the future than deporting every illegal that is in the country now. And I didn't read that bill too closely because I wanted nothing to do with it.

That's why it's important to see what the next bill looks like.

Posted by: runninrebel at May 23, 2008 12:11 AM (oV92E)

80 1) Yep, makes sense.

No. It doesn't. "Criminal" has a connotation to it that people apply selectively. Deny it all you want but referring to illegal immigrants as a bunch of criminals will get you nowhere. Except with V the K maybe.

2) Explain how you determine we will have 1/3 or 1/2 of the people we want to keep?

Well, there are already measures being taken that are making people self deport. Even here in LA there are several schools in the illegal neighborhoods that are depopulating. Add in federal enforcement first policies and that will increase dramatically. But if your asking me if I've undertaken a study of self-deportation in my spare time, then the answer is no. But I do read studies by groups that have. Here's one if you'd like to read it.

3) What does it matter what you want, we are talking about McCain.

Well, sure, H, but the only way McCain will come our way at all is to put pressure on him in the election. That generally requires the us to tell him and the part what we want.

4) I don't care how you think it makes me look. What it means is that it was an enjoyable experience that I look back fondly on, but at the end of the day they weren't the type of girl I would marry.

Posted by: runninrebel at May 23, 2008 12:25 AM (oV92E)

81 Hagee is a niche-dweller in the Evangelical community. Reports of his influence are vastly overstated.

Posted by: adam h at May 23, 2008 01:02 AM (i7bVK)

82 Hmmmm.

@ runninrebel

"Well, it looks like we're getting somewhere, memo. You've gone from denying McCain ever speaks of them to acknowledging that he does. He even put them in the last bill. Baby steps. "

I suggest you re-read my response.  Nowhere did I "acknowledge" that McCain did anything of the sort.  I pointed out that any such provisions were completely useless and irrelevant whether they were in the bill or not.

"But your other questions apply to the McCain-Kennedy Bill when the enforcement measures weren't triggers. I don't know what effect they would have had on the current crop of immigrants, but as I said, I'm more interested in getting fool proof immigration enforcement in place for the future than deporting every illegal that is in the country now. And I didn't read that bill too closely because I wanted nothing to do with it. "

Considering that the Comprehensive Amnesty required all federal law enforcement agencies, including the Border Patrol, to aid any "applicants", i.e. illegal aliens caught by the BP, in completing the forms for the Amnesty I'd suggest the effect would be minimal.

And considering that the minimum requirement for an illegal alien to be covered by the Amnesty is: A notarized statement from a non-blood relative attesting that the alien in question was in the USA before Jan 1, 2007.

I'd suggest those "enforcement terms" you're so very proud of are total crap.

Particularly since, I believe, there was no legal citizen, alien resident or legal alien requirement on who could sign that notarized statement.  Then there are all those pro-illegal alien people, such as various ministers of various churches, who would sign for anybody without a care.

"That's why it's important to see what the next bill looks like."

Oh yeah.  Important.  Sure.  Because thats important.

Posted by: memomachine at May 23, 2008 01:28 AM (XlmYx)

83 hongqi, go fuck yourself if you really think any positive mention of Mccain is part of that douchey Ron Paulian web spam crap.  Seriously.  I was even in the thread bringing that up noting how idiotic this is.  You're all kinds of paranoid idiot if you weren't joking.  There's a fair chance that Memo, or folks saying things like him, are Mobies from DU or Kos (though I do not think this is the case here, as he's engaged and active).

I'm no lackey for Mccain.  Anyone who doesn't understand my point that Mccain is better than a Dem president on this issue is braindead (you don't have to agree).  That's not a glowing review.

Hongqi, if you have any integrity at all, you'll go check the Mccain website on spamming comment sections and see that immigration and this blog aren't mentioned as point awardable (I know this without looking... it's fucking obvious), and apologize to me for your tinfoil-hat accusation.  Learn your lesson: Mccain supporters are largely honest decent people, and it's irrational to assume comments supporting him were motivated by the campaign unless there are several 'on topic'.  This isn't Ron Paul, where 99% of his backers are lunatics.  Don't let Aceofspades be the DU of the right wing.

Memo: has mccain lied before?  Please cite.  He seems to be meticulous in how he describes what he's going to do and in doing it.  Many of the things that frustrate conservatives about him relate directly to his insistence on follow-through. 

I'm not sure what your criticism is, with regard to the January 2009 estimate.  It's one of many archaic points.  Mccain has promised to enforce the laws and get a strong border control in place.  Tell me how that's not the best we can get (our choices being either Mccain's enforcement or Obama's)

You realize that there are many people involved with legislation and enforcment, right?  Mccain isn't God.  These Amnesty bills are horribly convoluted, hundreds of people get to add crap to them,, etc.

Would it be nice to magically eliminate all illegal immigrants and force them to use the process all other immigrants use?  Yeah.  Possible?  No.  Mccain has to work with the democrats.  He's able to do so because he's just not very conservative on many issues.  That's an advantage in this climate where the GOP brand has been destroyed.

I get why memo is pissed off.  Illegal Immigration has caused so much damage already.  Violent crime, lost jobs, tax money, denying room for other immigrants who follow our laws...  It's not crazy to be annoyed that Mccain is like Reagan in being soft here.  But he made a comprimise to us on this issue, and I respect that.

Posted by: gohuckyourself at May 23, 2008 04:11 AM (8jYMc)

84 Perhaps not to you but to suggest that around 6 million people were killed to "herd" them back to back to their homeland is...at least to me.

That's not what he's saying, exactly. I think he believes it was foretold, prophesied in the bible. And as Christopher Taylor said:

Incidentally, if God is sovereign and all powerful, everything that happens is according to His plan. This isn't odd or particularly new.

I'm Catholic, too and find his views repugnant, but not in the same class as Reverend Wright.


Posted by: Nice Deb at May 23, 2008 11:12 AM (7TjSG)

85

First off the bat: I'm not religious, agnostic to be exact. So I don't have faith in anything but my own cluelessness.

But it's clear to me that people, in our society, are threatened when someone actually demonstrates they take religion seriously, rather than just go through the motions. In this respect, Taylor's comment strikes me as obvious, so too the fact people get upset by it. They can't take the implications of what they're supposed to believe. They'd rather have all the feel good-isms and security while throwing away the rest.

Wright, on the other hand, is a charlatan who's simply using religion as a mask for his race-based marxism.

Posted by: MlR at May 23, 2008 11:25 AM (N7h3D)

86 I thought it was nice that Hagee actually apologized for the "whore of Babylon" remarks. Granted, his type are a dime a dozen. If I got ticked at every loony preacher who claimed the Pope was the anti-Christ, I'd be walking around in a state of perpetual offendedness...pretty much like a liberal.

The whole "Hitler was a hunter" bit is pretty out there but it also fits in with their eschatology. No big surprises there either.

Posted by: Tina at May 23, 2008 11:45 AM (vQ9zp)

87 Hmmmm.

@ gohuckyourself

"Memo: has mccain lied before?  Please cite.  He seems to be meticulous in how he describes what he's going to do and in doing it.  Many of the things that frustrate conservatives about him relate directly to his insistence on follow-through. "

1. I'm not a moby.

This comes up every single time I question mainstream Republicanism or conservative pundits.  I'm a hardline fiscal conservative and have been one for more than twenty years now.  I believe emphatically in secure borders, small government, low taxes, minimal regulations, national security, strong military, fiscal responsibility and English as *the*  official national language.  Those are the major positions.  On minor positions there are far too many to discuss at one time.

But I do find it irritating that every time I am in opposition the accusation of "moby" comes up.  IMO the existence or presence of a "moby" isn't relevant.  If the argument put forth is credible, then it needs to be addressed.  The success or failure in addressing that argument, not the ideology or identity of the questioner, is what's important.

i.e. if a "moby" asks a question or pushes a position that cannot be refuted, then that's a serious issues that needs to be dealt with and that cannot be disregarded simply through accusations of "mobying".

2. Whether or not McCain has lied in the past is not relevant.

Posted by: memomachine at May 23, 2008 01:59 PM (XlmYx)

88 memo, I apologize for suggesting you were.  I was only pointing out how pointless the conversation gets if we attack eachother instead of eachother's ideas.  You are obviously sincere, and I respect your views even if I don't agree with you on Mccain.

Posted by: gohuckyourself at May 23, 2008 06:09 PM (8jYMc)

89

Is Hagee really a big deal in evangelical circles?

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