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Friday, January 09, 2004
... is getting a tepid thumbs up from the Wall Street Journal editors for his foreign workers proposal. What most commends the plan, they say, is that it recognizes the world as it is. While it's true that these immigrants are here illegally, they would be removed - and kept out - only with methods the American public would not be comfortable with. It is true lawbreakers shouldn't be rewarded for their lawbreaking, so Bush's plan requires a fine be paid by those who are here illegally.What's most interesting to me is that it was proposed at all. It seems to me the President could just lay low for the next 10 months, do what he's been doing, and win another 4 years in November. But he's not laying low - he's out there doing stuff. The next big thing is a "a permanent science base for astronauts on the moon that could serve as a steppingstone for sending humans ultimately on to Mars." You gotta give the guy credit, he's got guts. I hope he knows what he's doing.
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