John McCain, Jon Kyl Say New Border Bill Isn't Enough

To the ignorance below...JD Hayworth voted against House Resolution 610, which would have brought H.R. 4437, the Border Protection, Anti terrorism, and Illegal Immigration Control Act of 2005 to the floor of the House. HR 4437 would have made illegal immigration into this country a felony offense, thereby increasing the penalties for jumping the border. H.R. 4437 would also have made the current employment verification system mandatory program. Hayworth voted with Grijalva, Pelosi, Pastor, Barney Frank, and Hoyer and against 219 Republican Congressmen including Franks, Flake and Shadegg. (Roll Call 636, Dec. 15, 2005). This is hardly the vote of someone who believes in a secure border.
Actually, this is not really a flip-flop. McCain has been trumpeting securing the border for a few years now:

We had better start using the mass between dah-ears or run the risk of being marinated in these guys propagandas of lies and deceits.
Both have been in the senate FOREVER !, why havn't they done something to be rid of the Swiss cheese we have as our porous borders ?

I can't help but laugh when reading about Kyle and McCain's beef; these 2 have been ion the Senante for more than a generation and they haven't done a darn thing about them porous borders in Arizona.
Americans, why do you subscribe to their none-sense?

John McCain can not get over the fact that he lost the election. I am sure he was or should have been aware of the border issues for many years and now he want to jump on the bandwagon with Gov. Brewer and other. WTF, they did not want to deal with immigration when Clinton or Bush was in office. Seems to me that this is McCain's attempt to get back at the Elected president at any cost.

I just don't trust McCain any more. His flip- flop on illegal immigration (when he stood up there with that traitor Kennedy during the "I see the future of America" fiasco) cost him the Presidency. Now he's back to being the tough guy? Until when? Maybe associating with jan Brewer will score him some points (with actual Americans), but I'll wait and see on him.

McCain, I'm sick of senators and other Johnny come lately's. People who worked the border have been screaming about these problems since the 70s. Congress turned a blind eye they and now that you are in the running for another six years in the congress you are concerned, too little, too late.

What a difference 3 short years makes to McCain. In 2007 he and Ted Kennedy were the leading force for immigration reform (amnesty) and now that he's got to stand for re-election it's flip-flop time! I guess that's why the maverick isn't a maverick any more.

McCain and Kyl represent Arizona, I think they know what is best for their state and the people there, more than Chuck Schumer. The only immigration reform should be in the form of enacting the laws now. NO amnesty anymore, it doesn't work! If these people want to stay here, they go through the proper channels and get legal.

OK, Republicans. Instead of whining, complaining and obstructing, how about ya'll actually propose a bill in Congress, or float an idea, or do something, anything constructive and forward thinking. I'm waiting, but I won't hold my breath.