By Selwyn Duke

While fielding questions in Iowa yesterday, Hillary Clinton admitted that she would push for amnesty for illegal aliens if elected president.  Of course, this isn’t surprising, as it’s more reiteration than revelation; what is surprising is that she didn’t try to muddy the waters.  Here was Lady MacBeth’s strikingly forthright answer:

"I have been favoring a plan
to citizenship for years. I voted for it in the Senate, I have spoke
out about it around Iowa and the country and in my campaign. And as
president comprehensive immigration reform will be a high priority for
me."

The good news is that she was booed by the crowd.  Let’s hope they boo her when it counts a year from now.

As for Election Day, 2008, people should bear in mind that if both houses and the presidency fall into Democrat hands, we will have scamnesty for illegals.  And please don’t be blinded by party loyalty; facts are facts whether you’re a Republican, Democrat or Independent.  While President Bush has been on the wrong side of this issue, his fellow Republicans in Congress are the only reason why the scamnesty schemes have been blocked up till now. 

Getting back to Clinton, if she captures her party’s nomination, look for her to "nuance" this the same way she flip-flopped on driver’s licenses for illegals.  But never forget where her heart lies.