Well it didn't take long for Senator John McCain to switch from tough on illegal immigration to looking at pushing another amnesty for illegal aliens. Those in Arizona who fell for his campaign trick and voted him into office again should really be quite ashamed of themselves. How many times has he pulled this trick on you now? Four times I believe, maybe five. Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. What is the saying for fool me four or five times?

McCain said all it would take for him to support an amnesty is to "secure the border". And what does "secure the border" mean to John McCain? Simply sending three thousand troops to the border. That's it. No mention of how long they'll be there or whether they'll be sitting in offices with their hands tied as the National Guard do every time they are deployed down there as a token show of being tough on illegal immigration.

As for Senator Lindsey Graham, well he wasn't up for re-election this time around so he didn't have to lie like McCain did for the past year or so. He's back in talks with Senator Chuck Schumer on how they can weasel some kinda amnesty through the senate and then get the House to vote for it.

The Lookout

Two Republican senators who took a hard right turn against immigration reform last spring are signaling they may be prepared to revisit comprehensive immigration reform in the new Congress.

GOP Sens. John McCain of Arizona and Lindsey Graham of South Carolina are nonetheless hinting that the Senate may attempt reform anyway.

Graham told Politico's Carrie Budoff Brown he is again in talks with New York Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer, though he said their plans are in the "infant stage." McCain said yesterday on CNN he would consider immigration reform once the border is secure.

Remember, John McCain and the company he keeps.

And Lindsey Graham calling those who want immigration enforced a bunch of bigots.