Immigraiton Headlines

Here are some interesting topics giving you both sides of the story:

• Gingrich on Immigration deal: 'A sellout of every conservative principle'...
• Homeland Security Sec. Chertoff on Kennedy: 'He's awesome'...
• McCain: 'Important step in moving forward'...
• Pelosi: 'I have serious concern'...
• Tancredo: 'President so desperate for legacy,s willing to sell out American people'...
• Romney 'strongly opposes'...
• Mexicans Fear Immigration Plan...

Giuliani Leads Presidential Candidates in Swing States

Our friends at PolitcalWire.com posted encouraging news for Republicans, a fellow GOP is ahead of all other White House hopefuls in key swing states

According to the latest Quinnipiac Swing State Poll, former New York Mayor, Republican Republican Rudy Giuliani leads Senator Hillary Clinton (HRC) and all other Democrat candidates in some of the nations most competetive states, Florida (20% Hispanic population), Ohio (2.3% Hispanic Popultion), and Pennsylvania (4% Hispanic Popultion)

• In Florida, Giuliani leads Clinton, 49% to 41%.
• In Ohio, Giuliani leads Clinton, 46% to 41%.
• In Pennsylvania, Giuliani leads Clinton, 47% to 43%.

Key finding: Al Gore is the strongest Democrat against Republican challengers in most swing state match ups.

Florida primaries:

• Democrats: Clinton 36%, Gore 15%, Obama 13%, Edwards 11%
• Republicans: Giuliani 38%, McCain 15%, Romney 7%, Gingrich 6%, Thompson 5%

Ohio primaries:

• Democrats: Clinton 37%, Edwards 17%, Obama 14%, Gore 11%
• Republicans: Giuliani 23%, McCain 21%, Gingrich 9%, Thompson 8%, Romney 6%

Pennsylvania primaries:

• Democrats: Clinton 36%, Gore 14%, Obama 14%, Edwards 13%
• Republicans: Giuliani 29%, McCain 17%, Gingrich 10%, Thompson 6%, Romney 5%.

A No-No by Newt, apologizes in Espanol!

Recently possible GOP Presidential Hopeful Newt Gingrich seriously minced his words and implied that Spanish was the language of the "ghetto."

Gingrich, was served as Speaker of the House in the 1990s as part of the Republican Revolution, tapped a video message in Spanish, with English subtitles, and posted it on YouTube.

"I made some comments that I recognize caused a bad feeling within the Latino community. My word choice was poor but my point was simply this: In the United States it is important to speak the English language well in order to advance and have success," said the Georgia Republican Gingrich.