NEXT PRESIDENT WILL TONE DOWN ANTI-IMMIGRATION RHETORIC

So much for Tancredoism.

Tom Tancredo is the Colorado congressman who ran for the Republican presidential nomination on a simple platform of nativism and undisguised contempt for illegal immigrants. Since his ill-tempered and simplistic views reflected the sentiments of the hard-core Republican base, several other members of the GOP field adopted a similar mean-spirited rhetoric.

As Rudy Giuliani and Mitt Romney — Republican hopefuls with moderate records on illegal immigration — tacked toward Know-Nothingism, Arizona Sen. John McCain stood largely apart, resisting the impulse to blame illegal immigrants for everything from terrorism to high taxes. As his signature legislation to legalize undocumented workers was routinely excoriated as “amnesty” by conservative talk-show hosts and right-wing bloggers, McCain barely budged.”*

*From: http://news.yahoo.com
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