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Re: Re: GOP vs Dem Behavior (e.g., voting)
>>> dhenwood@xxxxxxxxx 12/05/00 04:43PM >>>
Nathan Newman wrote:
>One of the areas where
>the Democrats have clearly and demonstrably moved towards a more progressive
>position in the last fifteen years is on immigration.
Employers love loose immigration regulations, no? Forbes and the WSJ
are all in favor of pretty open borders.
((((((((((((
CB: Sort of a contradiction, because employers also liked Simpson-Mazzoli because it puts immigrant labor in such a precarious position that it is smoother exploiting immigrant laborers, harder for immigrant laborers to fight back.
((((((((((
Can you come up with an
example of a "progressive" move on the part of Dems that goes against
the interest of employers?
It was nice, however, to see organized labor drop its longstanding nativism.
Doug
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- GOP vs Dem Behavior (e.g., voting), (continued)
- GOP vs Dem Behavior (e.g., voting),
Mikalac Norman S NSSC Wed 06 Dec 2000, 15:55 GMT
- Re: GOP vs Dem Behavior (e.g., voting),
Charles Brown Wed 06 Dec 2000, 20:59 GMT
- Re: GOP vs Dem Behavior (e.g., voting),
Charles Brown Wed 06 Dec 2000, 21:02 GMT
- Re: Re: GOP vs Dem Behavior (e.g., voting),
Charles Brown Wed 06 Dec 2000, 21:43 GMT
- GOP vs Dem Behavior (e.g., voting),
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- Re: GOP vs Dem Behavior (e.g., voting),
Tom Walker Wed 06 Dec 2000, 23:34 GMT
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