VLog: Bill Richardson on Illegal Immigration

I had the opportunity to attend a house party in Wolfeboro featuring Democratic presidential wannabee Gov. Bill Richardson. Touting a long resume of government service, he claims to be the most experienced man for the job. Following a lengthy list of promises bound to make many a hard-core liberal quite happy peppered throughout his stump speech, the New Mexico Governor took questions from the 40 or so people present. Wouldn’t you know– even at a Democrat event, the first question that came up was about illegal immigration.

His solution to the approximately 12 million illegals involves what he calls "earned legalization" which is NOT citizenship, or amnesty. He calls for learning English, payment of back taxes, a fine up to nine thousand dollars, backround checks, following the laws (isn’t that hard for an ILLEGAL immigrant?) and what he calls "embracing American values". This YouTube VLog captures Gov. Richardson detailing his thoughts on the matter. In my opinion, he sounds like a politician trying to be on every side of the argument. It runs just over six minutes…

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http://www.unitednationsundersecretarygeneralfornutrition.org Stephen Fox

I am glad to see that highly evolved and astute websites like yours, and citizens of New Hampshire in general, are warming to the obvious facts of Bill Richardson’s ascending campaign!
Richardson is my governor, and I have known him personally for 30 years. What Richardson has achieved vis-a-vis the New Mexico Legislature is remarkable, but I won’t recite the accomplishments. I do want to see him elected President, but I’m in no way connected officially to his campaign.
The so called “top-tier” candidates together, all 3 of them, have a collective resume still lesser in quality to Bill Richardson’s! (Incidentally, Pollster.com determined recently that Richardson henceforth shall be considered in the “top-tier,” based on his being the only candidate who has risen in Iowa!)
Richardson’s real genius and his strongest suit is in
international affairs, and that will be vital (and I don’t mean as just a future US Secretary of State!), if we are going to even attempt to rebuild the shattered US image internationally, after six years of Halliburton-driven corporate kleptocracy. His debate skills have not been as honed and polished as the 3 lawyers in so-called “top tier,” but that is fixable. His biography is great (Between Worlds: the Making of an American Life), and the new book on Energy Policy will be just as good.
Here is what I consider the bottom line: you don’t have to be a Marxian or Hegelian or a Ph.D Economist to comprehend that our domestic economy is suffering and going to get worse resulting from the on-going international implications of the screwed up foreign policy of this administration, so thoroughly based on corporate needs and demands; don’t expect ANY major
improvements in the last two years of Bush’s tenure, especially in the trickle down economic realms which would improve the lives of the vast lot of individual American consumers.
Richardson has repeatedly made it clear that Congress should deauthorize the Iraq War, and that he personally would end it the first day of his Presidency: his very recent TV ads have made this really clear.
My prediction: for lots of really good reasons, Richardson is going to win in Nevada, and he is going to do very very well in Iowa, New Hampshire, Tennessee, and California, I think winning in at least two of those states.
May I suggest that you and your readers directly communicate to David Contarino and Amanda Cooper, his Campaign Manager, and Deputy CM, or to Richardson directly through the email function on his NM governor website? These people are very open to new ideas, questions, strategies, insights, etc., and I encourage anyone reading to take the time to contact them by phone or by email, even if you have just one question on a policy matter, or
want to tell Bill Richardson what YOU think.
If you wish, please google the title of my most recent major article, RESOLVING THE WORSENING CRISIS AT THE FDA, published at many websites in many nations.
Truly,
Stephen Fox
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