Mitt Romney is up with a second negative ad against John McCain in New Hampshire, this time on illegal immigration:
Marc Ambinder has more about the mischaracterizations of the ad:
McCain did not favor extending Social Security benefits to illegal immigrants -- only that, when a certain percentage of them were given legal status after paying a penalty, that they then become eligible. The vote in question would have permitted regularized immigrants to claim Social Security credit for some work they did while illegal -- not exactly the same thing as extending benefits to illegal immigrants. And before he ran for president, Romney was more congenial to the approach he now excoriates, and had nice things to say about McCain's comprehensive reform proposals.
Those illegal immigration bills that Mitt proposes do they include the ones that work for him or just all the others?
Posted by: Vicki Hampton | December 29, 2007 1:08 PM | Permalink to Comment