Arizona Republic Editorial : "As the sole Republican on the committee to vote against the birthright challenge, Mesa's Sen. Rich Crandall voiced his doubts that other states would follow through on promises to enact similar measures"

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Jan Brewer, Russell Pearce and other Arizona Republicans are monothematic, they think that they have a great political future by concentrating in evicting a big chunk of the population while preaching hatred. According to their state of Delusion that is the fast train to popularity, to voter sympathies, etc .... Their aspirations, ambition and greed surpass their intelligence and overstep any moral sense of humanity.

What they ignore is that the state of Arizona multiplies its economic problems. And there are evident signs that the Business Community is beginning to be angry against this incompetence, uselessness and recklessness in managing Arizona. Journalism and Business show their displeasure.

A monothematic delusion is a delusional state that only concerns one particular topic. This happens in some psychological diseases like schizophrenia.

The Arizona Republic - Editorial
Spotlight would burn Arizona again
February 24, 2011


Spotlight would burn Arizona again


Some excerpts :

What's more, Arizona could wind up alone in the glare of negative publicity. As the sole Republican on the committee to vote against the birthright challenge, Mesa's Sen. Rich Crandall voiced his doubts that other states would follow through on promises to enact similar measures.

In testifying against the birthright measures, Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry CEO Glenn Hamer told the committee that last year's controversy over Senate Bill 1070 made the state less attractive to those who plan conventions.

"This will put Arizona through another trial and hurt innocent business people who are just trying to get ahead," he said.

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The aim is to make the state so unfriendly to undocumented immigrants that they leave. But many of these people - and it is important to remember that they are people - will stay. They will hunker down and become more vulnerable and less likely to report crimes. Some will be too fearful to send their children to school - even if those children are U.S. citizens.

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We hope that on further deliberation, Arizona's lawmakers will move beyond the frustration, reject these and other punitive immigration bills and direct their energy at Congress, which has the authority and the duty to fix this mess.

The immigration bills moving through the Legislature will not solve Arizona's border problems. They will create more misery for Arizona.

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