Jackson Jambalaya

The RINOTate is 'fraid of Gallo so he goes down to the B League. BFD.

Missed it but would have liked to have head Tate's spin on why he killed the illegal immigration enforcement bill, and put the interests of the cheap labor lobby ahead of citizen workers.

If yo mush know, here's the real reason Tate killed immigration enforcement:

http://mississippipep.wordpress.com/2012/03/28/one-to-watch-will-lt-governors-connections-to-builders-kill-immigration-bill/

9:16, the sad part isn't that Tate's dad had a business that connected him to builders, but rather that contractors and agricultural producers need illegals to provide them with a reliable and productive labor force. I don't think cheap is the issue because I think most citizens would work for the same pay that the illegals are earning - they just wouldn't work as hard. I don't condone hiring illegals at any level, but like Chris Rock said about O.J. - I don't think he should have done it, but I understand. The illegal immigrant problem will take care of itself if citizens will take these jobs and perform at the same level, but that's like saying teen pregnancy will go away if the kids just stop having sex. I think there's a way to make a dent in the illegal immigrant population in Mississippi, but the people who will end up enforcing the new law need to be more involved in its creation. That means we will be looking at this again next year. Bill Billingsley

The sudden decreases in Alabama's unemployment rate that just so happened to begin when they passed illegal immigration legislation is all coincidence. Right Bill?

You lose a tremendous amount of credibility by pretending that the superior cost of illegal labor isn't a factor.

Ask some legal immigrants Bill whose productivity is every bit as good as those here illegally why they believe employers prefer to hire illegals. It sure as hell isn't because of a fluency in English.

Softballs and grapefruits.

Way to go.

Then you wait until the last 60 seconds to ask him about fetal heart and immigration legislation.

The last 60 seconds. LMAO

Bryant has Supertalk and Reeves has Kingfish.

Hate I missed it. Did he tell you why he wanted to be Lt. Governor, and "not why someone else ought not to be"? Maybe he mentioned his little girls talking about how she did "Radio ANNNDDD Television" or how she said "daddy this campaignin' is WEARING ME OUT!". Surely he mentioned the term "good conservative legislation", whatever in the hell he means by that. Sorry I didn't hear it, but if abortion and immigration weren't addressed in depth, well . . .then it sounds like listeners just got the talking points again. Kingfish, you've made a name by not pulling punches. Don't get soft on us now!

Bill,
Since you think there is a way to "put a dent" in law-breaking border jumpers, please share your idea with the rest of us.
As for you "understanding" how O.J. could literally slice and dice his ex-wife and her friend, well, that says all we need to know about you.

Lt. Gov Cheeseburger on the audio says he doesn't believe in starving the beast. In other words RINOTate has every intention of being one of those free spending expanding government Republicans. Sadly, the comment must have flown right past Mr. Kingfish as he never challenged him on it.

3:11 - did you work for Hewes or Bryant in 2011? Or were you one of their joint employees?

I wouldnt go on Gallo either. He is about as dumb as a bag of rocks. Supertalk became super dull when Dave Ingram left them.

" DANGER !, DANGER ! WILL ROBINSON .... & ...9:29 "

Get back to work. Donner is now back in the building.

The BOOM deadline is approaching.

Quit trolling JJ and focus on our magazine !

Note to 9:29.

" Dave" didn't leave , he was fired.

No doubt Gallo reaches a larger audience in one minute on the air than you did with your piss ant comment anonymously here.

10:27, we're saying the same thing. You're calling it superior cost, I'm calling it productivity. I'm better off to pay someone $10 an hour and get 10 units of productivity out of them than I am to pay someone $10 an hour and only get 6 units of productivity. I admit that I haven't done any scientific studies, but from anecdotal evidence I've heard the hourly pay is about the same for illegal - or legal - immigrants as it is for the citizens who held the jobs before and would be glad to have them again. The level of productivity is higher among the immigrants, both legal and illegal. My statement was that if the citizens would work as hard as the immigrants they would get the jobs back. As far as solutions, I didn't claim to have any. My comment was simply that law enforcement should be involved with the plan because they're going to be the ones who have to enforce it.

3:31, please. I didn't say I understood, I said Chris Rock did. He's a comedian, and lots of things he says are part of his comedy act. Learn to read all the words, not just the ones you want to use against me. As far as my solution the problem is concerned, read the above. If American citizens will provide the same productivity in the job as the immigrants do, I bet the jobs will go back to them. We won't have nearly as many illegal immigrants if there are fewer jobs available. BB

I would suggest Bill that you speak with some businessmen in the trades competing against those who use illegal immigrant labor as you aren't making an apples-to-apples comparison.

$10 per hour cash to an illegal immigrant outside the system of payroll based withholding collections (taxes, SSI, unemployment insurance, etc) is far different than an above the table $10 per hour payment to legal immigrants and citizens.

That is why high productivity illegal immigrants get hired before high productivity legal immigrants.

You are naive to believe it is solely about productivity.

Bill,
3:31 here. C'mon man, just having some fun with that comment about OJ. I must say you took it well.

I am so sorry we spent ten minutes discussing blind kids and dyslexic kids on the show instead of yet another damn discussion on immigration, which has been beat to death on talk radio. I let him have two-three minutes to bring us up to speed on the leg, he talked about education, and as I had questions about the bills helping disabled children on the list, I worked those in while he talked about education. Those disabled kids don't have armies of lobbyists and apparently the black leaders like Robbie Stewart over at JPS consider them to not be real students but you know what, I do as I have two blind nieces so if I want to talk about bills helping disabled students, deal with it or go somewhere else. Got it? There was nothing to stop you from calling in either.

Welcome back, KF. I've been away for several days, nice to come back, read through a thread, and see you handling it.

"another damn discussion on immigration" and thanks for the smile. Boy was it time to have a smile.