Mexico the biggest threat to America

How crazy can the wingnuts get. Now, they see Mexicans as a huge threat because they might want to take back America from the Americans. This commentary is from James Wolcott:

...the rhetoric on cable news over the immigration controversy, never pretty, has taken a wide turn to the ugly over the last week. Yesterday, Fox News, playing catch-up on the issue CNN's Lou Dobbs has owned for the last few years, solicited the wise-owl perspective of G. Gordon Liddy. Because when there's a sensitive, nuanced issue on the table, Liddy's the guy you bring in to set it aflame. In his feisty old age, he reminds one of the sort of coot who stands guard on the front porch on Halloween, hoping some punk kids will trespass across the lawn so that he can pock them full of buckshot and leave them bleeding into the freshly mown grass. If he were a hostage negotiator, everybody would end up as dead, including bystanders and stray animals.

Perhaps I overstate.

But it was clear from his appearance that he's aching for action against all these interlopers with their Mexican flags, saying that if they want to wave Mexican flags, let 'em go back to Mexico. It was clear from the tenor of his comments that he wants confrontation between protestors and protestors-protesting-the-protesters, because enough is enough, look where this coddling has gotten us, it's time for the country to stand up for itself.

But the real prize was Dr. Jack Wheeler, whose appearance on Neil Cavuto's was touted enthusiastically by Ms. Pamela at Atlas Shrugs (which in itself should set off a cathedral of warning bells), peddles a much slicker line of shit. First off, the "Dr." bit has all the hallmarks of someone trying to pad his loafers to gain sham stature. (Dr. James Dobson, anyone?) Wheeler was on to warn us about the prospect of a second civil war, which would be waged between native-born Americans and Mexican invaders. He argued on Neil Cavuto's Fox News show that Mexico, not Iran, was the greatest threat to American security.