If only our political speeches were more like this...

[Titan1080]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/in_pictures/5001504.stm

Nothing more entertaining than high government officials b!t$h slaping each other on camera

[TitanFan59]

that's nice.......

[shawnwat4]

hold on, lemme dig up the footage of that

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see if this works

http://www.cnn.com/video/partners/cl...blic.slap.reut

[TitanFan59]

lol.........stupidity.

[shawnwat4]

haha, that dude sittin down took a smackin LOL

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[Bhudda454]

WARNING........Terrorst Loose Inside Our Borders......

IMHO this man should be #1 on AMW list

Fox Says Building a Fence Isn't the Answer
By BROCK VERGAKIS
The Associated Press
Wednesday, May 24, 2006; 8:50 AM
SALT LAKE CITY -- Mexican President Vicente Fox, kicking off a four-day visit in the U.S., said building a wall on the border is not the answer to the illegal immigration problem in the United States.
Fox began his visit Tuesday amid a heated debate over illegal immigration. He said Mexico wants to be part of the immigration solution, not the problem.


Mexican President Vicente Fox watches the International Children's Choir perform during an official dinner in his honor as goose Eliza Snow watches Fox at the Utah governor's mansion Tuesday, May 23, 2006, in Salt Lake City. Fox's wife, Marta Sahagun de Fox watches, foreground, with Utah Gov. Jon Huntsman and his wife, Mary Kaye, sit at rear. (AP Photo/Douglas C. Pizac, POOL) (Douglas C. Pizac - AP)
THE IMMIGRATION DEBATE
The Washington Post's coverage of the immigration issue, from the politics of revising the nation's immigration laws to the impact of illegal immigration on the U.S.-Mexico border and the Washington region.



"It's not with fences that we are going to solve this problem," he told representatives of groups active in Utah's Mexican community.
On Wednesday, Fox was scheduled to address a special session of the Utah Legislature before heading to Washington state. From there, he is expected to move on to California for an address before California lawmakers and meetings with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa.
Fox's visit comes as the U.S. Senate considers legislation to strengthen border security, authorize new guest-worker programs and give an eventual chance at citizenship to most of the estimated 12 million people already living illegally in the United States.
Some demonstrations were planned in conjunction with his legislative address Wednesday. The Minuteman Project, which opposes illegal immigration, was planning protests at the Capitol. About 60 people demonstrated near the governor's mansion before a state dinner Tuesday.
Utah Minutemen member Ron Musselman of Morgan said he wanted to ask Fox, "Why don't you take care of your own social problems and stop leaching off the American people?"
While touring parts of Utah Tuesday, Fox encouraged greater cooperation between the United States and Mexico in trade, energy and security issues to improve the quality of life in both countries.
"The future of North America must guarantee great competitiveness, greater regional security, greater availability of energy, greater trade exchanges and, naturally, a greater well-being for all of its inhabitants," he said during a lunchtime address.
There were cheers of "Viva Mexico" as Fox shook hands with many people before he left for the dinner at the governor's mansion.
"This is the first time I've had such an opportunity to see the Mexican president and to see how important Mexicans in Utah are," said Virginia Rubio Revuelta, an Orem elementary school teacher whose family moved to the state in 1962.

[shawnwat4]

wow...i wasted my time reading that (meaning that Fox is a joke) he needs to keep his people in his country, not try to tell us how to patrol our borders!

TF, i see your boy Nagin is all over the internet.....that chocolate loving ............

[TitanFan59]

that ain't my boy....