Tancredo To Quit Presidential Race - Going Into The Lucrative Alpaca Business
“They remind me of camels,” he said. “And the pay is better.”
Ok, so I made up the Alpaca Biz part… I admired his stance on immigration.
DENVER - Republican Rep. Tom Tancredo, whose forceful opposition to illegal immigration vaulted him to national prominence, plans to announce he is abandoning his long-shot bid for the presidency, a person close to Tancredo said Wednesday.
(AP)
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After my Senators stabbed us in the back regarding the border yesterday, and now Tancredo is gone, there is not much hope left in Texas . . . You guys in other states just can not imagine how we feel down here. My husband and I are seriously thinking of moving to Oklahoma - they seem to be serious about a sovereign nation. We are lifelong Texans - we have always loved this state, but something really strange is going on and it started with President Bush leaving the border open after 9/11 . . . I know exactly how Joe Horn felt that day.
Support the troops always, but what good is anything going to do with open borders. No one will listen.
As an aside:
December 19th, 2007 at 10:51 pmIf you see Hillary Clinton in Iowa, tell her to stick universal pre-K up her ass.
I doubt that we’ve seen the last of Tom Tancredo. His arguments for getting control of our borders resonate well in the minds of a majority of Americans. He may not get the votes for POTUS, but he may find himself in a job at some point helping to gain control of the border….
Besides, you can’t keep a good man down. They always rise again.
December 20th, 2007 at 9:09 amPersonally, I think there’s no reason to fret. We still have Hunter in the race, and he’s put words into action on the border. But unlike Tancredo, he’s more than a one-issue candidate. But then again, I’m 21 and what do I know?
December 20th, 2007 at 12:45 pm