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I suppose it is only fitting that Shurtleff introduce Holder as he has so many positive things to say about him and they share so many strong philosophies about present-day issues, illegal immigration being only one.
This man's being here isn't a politcal issue? What else is there in Utah except racism and I'm sure he will address as many Hispanic organizations to gather votes for Obama from illegal aliens seeking a free ride on our tax dollars.
By all means it is a very political and racist issue being here to spread racism at the will of the president. He is just one of the president unqualified puppets becasue of his race.
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