Four days after the murder of Border Patrol Agent Brian Terry near Rio Rico Arizona, authorities have still not released any information on the 4 suspects allegedly in custody. But that hasn’t kept nativist Mexican basher Tom Tancredo from using the agents death for his own nefarious means. In a recent column in World Net Daily, one would think Tancredo has all the information that the Feds are not releasing:
If the National Tea Party Convention hoped to keep its focus on political organizing and its message on limited government, it has had little success so far. Capping the first full day of the meeting, right-wing instigator Joseph Farah spent much of his dinner speech questioning whether President Obama was born in Hawaii and casting doubt on whether the president was legitimately elected. “The media, the politicians … all say, no, it’s all been settled. I say, if it’s been settled show us the birth certificate. Simple,” Farah’s said, as his remarks were cheered by the roughly 600 activists gathered in Nashville for the event. Farah runs WorldNetDaily.com, a conservative conspiracy tabloid, book publisher and tireless critic of the administration. He dismissed those who MORE
President Obama, in his State of the Union message this week, focused on the economy and jobs for Americans, as well he should have. The right week extremists, seizing on the false sense of empowerment the election of Scott Brown gave them immediately began to proclaim that comprehensive immigration reform, was a dead issue. How wrong they were. And the usual loony toons, led by Tom Tancredo and Frosty Woolridge took the opportunity to push their agenda of zero immigration and mass deportations as a solution to free up 25 to 30 million jobs for Americans. Notice how with these two, the number of “illegals” exponentially grows to suit their purpose? It not just them. Roy Beck of NUMBERSUSA, Mark MORE
