has been a Texas worker program for decades whereby Mexican citizens, after a lot of paperwork, documentation, etc., can cross over each day to work, then cross back over at the end of each day. It isn’t a thing where folks can just waltz across willy-nilly as they please – and that applies to everyone, not just Mexicans. I’ve personally crossed the border numerous times (though won’t do so again, too dangerous now) and here I sit in my car – very fair skin, green eyes, Texas drawl, with proper identification – and was still quizzed at the border, both ways. Those who come here illegally do not do so at the border crossings – they swim the river, walk a long way or have “coyotes” pick them up to transport them somewhere. Just as they do in FL, I assume. They can’t just hop a ship somewhere and hop off at any port they choose, they sneak in. Same difference here.

Hope this clears up yet another Fox “misstatement” designed to hit Perry!

and their bias these days, but I have gone from a 24/7 Fox fan to nada, nil, uh uh. I’ve heard the last of the skewed statements, particularly about Perry since he is “my guy,” because they intentionally skew said statements to come out exactly the way their bias wishes. And those who don’t bother to question such or to delve further just go along believing all of the BS they throw out. It is infuriating to me. And it isn’t just with Perry, I don’t want that to happen to anyone, anywhere at any time.

As for the “you cannot deport 10 million people,” that is, I think, something that Perry said. I agree with that in the sense that how in the devil would that be accomplished? Line up thousands of buses, hire untold thousands of workers to accomplish same, feed all of them and how many untold millions (billions?) of dollars would be that? Do you do it with guys on horses or with ‘copters flying overhead with machine guns? The proposal is that with strong restrictions on those who hire illegals, etc., they would self-deport quickly. But the fact that it is completely skewed to come out that “Perry is all for amnesty” is absolutely 100% false! Fred was right, and so is Perry. That is the real world.

I know that folks get so tired of hearing about Texas, but the truth is that Texas is unique with a 1,200 mile border that is nothing more than the Rio Grande River, so how on earth do you completely seal it off? Given the mountainous areas, etc., and the unfriendly terrain surrounding same, you can’t build a fence in the middle of the river. Then if you put a fence on either the Mexico or Texas side, you cut off water to the other country! Isn’t it just the pits?

This whole nation is in such a dilemma given the criminals we have in D.C. and OUR White House, we MUST make the right choice next year. I personally feel that it is our very last chance before becoming the Titanic. So, lets pray really hard that we get it right, Greg. It is imperative that we do.

Good talking to you!