Did you see
this?
The Republican challenging 44-year incumbent Senator Edward M. Kennedy spent much of last week in the desert, some 3,000 miles southwest of Massachusetts, watching the US border with Mexico for undocumented immigrants. On one day, Kenneth G. Chase spent almost six hours in a lawn chair in the shadow of a mesquite tree, scanning the horizon with three Minutemen, a civilian border patrol corps.
``Literally, we sat out there in the baking sun trying to find shade," said Chase, of Belmont, who was stationed near Sasabe, Ariz., with volunteers from Washington State, New York, and Minnesota. ``These are great people. They are patriotic people. I think this whole nation owes a debt of gratitude to the Minutemen."
He is trying to make an issue of a Kennedy immigration bill that passed the Senate in May that aims to protect the border and provide a legal path for workers who already are in the country. Chase has accused the senator of trying to ``pad" Democratic voter rolls with ``illegal immigrants."
``Ted Kennedy couldn't hold a candle to me when it comes to immigration," he said.
I'm sure Teddy's quaking in his boots. This guy will win all the Kennedy-hater votes. And not one vote more.