If any of ya'll missed Gov. Jan Brewer on Greta Van Susteren's "Super-Duper Scientology Hour" on Fox

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You screwed yourself out of many, many, LOLs.

It was like a Saguaro Cactus looking into bright headlights.



Topics ranged from the insane AZ Senate bill 1070 to how she both learned a lot in the GOP Primary debate and how she thought she won it.

This lady makes Palin look, um... um..., less absurd.

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1. Since her ancestors came from Norway in the late 1880's

are we sure that they were legal. And if so, then all the children born would be suspect if she wants to pass that law trying to bypass the 14th Amendment.

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2. You mean Brewer might be a *gasp* 'anchor baby'? LOL!

She's being such a good purist, strict-constructionist conservative in supporting 'anchor baby' legislation.

Writing in The Arizona Republic today, columnist Laurie Roberts points out the slippery slope on which Brewer and other proponents of an "anchor baby" law are dancing:

But if we are going down this road, if we're going to talk about how the framers of the 14th Amendment could never have envisioned the scope of the very real illegal-immigration problem we now face, perhaps we might also consider other modern-day problems. Perhaps we ought to consider whether the framers of the Second Amendment could have envisioned Uzis in an era of musket balls. Or maybe we ought to reconsider the First Amendment, given the rise of talk radio.

Denying babies citizenship won't fix issue
http://www.azcentral.com/arizonarepublic/news/articles/2010/06/16/20100616roberts0616.html

Thanks to the OP for the heads-up--the repeat of the program just started. (And that looks like the "giving the finger to AZ cactus in the background, LOL!)