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ANTI-IMMIGRANTS DISCOVER MY BLOG

By Greg Siskind

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Have you noticed an uptick in comments from anti-immigrant posters you've never seen here before? There's a reason.

A friend of mine forwarded me the latest email newsletter from the nice folks at the Federation for American Immigration Reform and they have a little article discussing the Gillibrand Senate appointment mentioning how pro-immigration groups were reacting with concern over Ms. Gillibrand's record. I happened to have been one of the first to write about the Congresswoman's immigration record and it caught their attention:

Last week's confirmation of Senator Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State created a vacancy in the United States Senate.  Even before Governor David Paterson (D-NY) could officially announce that he was appointing Congresswoman Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) to fill the vacated Senate seat, the open-borders lobby came out in full force in opposition to the Governor's choice.  (Rochester Homepage, January 24, 2009). Greg Siskind, a prominent pro-amnesty blogger wrote that "her appointment will be extremely disappointing to the pro-immigrant community."  Siskind's blog, widely distributed on the pro-amnesty email alert network, warns that, "Unless Gillibrand dramatically changes her views on immigration, she will very likely face a primary opponent when her seat is up." (Siskind's Blog Post).


It's always nice to get a compliment.

[UPDATE: Apparently, a right wing publication has picked up the FAIR story as well.

Full post as published by Greg Siskind's Blog on January 27, 2009 (boomark / email).

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