No… I do “not stand with you,” and neither does most Americans. This “successful young college student” you speak of is an illegal invader who should have been arrested on the spot and scheduled for deportation. If she wants to go to college, she can go back to mexico and attend college in her rightful country of citizenship.

I admire Whitman for sticking to her principals and telling this illegal invader she should not be here, as American colleges should be reserved for American citizens and those legally in this country. Not illegal invaders!

If you have sympathy for a criminal illegal alien, then you can go stand with her in mexico. America is sick of these parasites, which have destroyed California and are working on the rest of the country, unless this issue is addressed.

The real tragedy is that the public is ignoring Whitman’s unbelievable response to question by a CSU honots student at last week’s debate:

At Saturday’s gubernatorial debate in Fresno held by Univision, an unidentified and undocumented honors student at Fresno State asked a question about the DREAM Act that, I argued, offered the most important moment of the debate. Whereas Jerry Brown made a strong moral defense of all California’s children getting the chance to succeed in school and become citizens to contribute to our society, Whitman attacked the student and essentially told her she didn’t belong in school and was taking the place of a California citizen.

Today the student has spoken out about the way her question was answered, in a press release from the California Young Democrats:

In an anonymous statement provided to CYD the student said, “Ms. Whitman’s response made me feel undeserving of my academic success… until I realized that I was not admitted into universities because I was undocumented but because I was a hard-working student who maintained great grades, got myself involved, and did countless hours of community service. My education is the only thing I really have in this country, besides my friends and family, and I don’t understand why she would belittle my hard work and that of all other students in my situation. If Ms. Whitman cannot support young successful immigrants, how can she claim she will serve the Latino community?”
This is a devastating response to Whitman. The student in question is a model to young Californians around the state, regardless of their background or immigration status. Every parent wishes they could have a child who has the kind of academic success this student has had.

She should be the kind of person we build California’s future around. Instead, Meg Whitman believes this hardworking and successful young student should be kicked out of school, and probably kicked out of California. Whitman doesn’t see a successful student, she instead sees someone who can at best be exploited before being tossed aside.

Whitman’s former housekeeper may be getting the media attention. But it is Whitman’s awful, dismissive attitude towards a successful young college student that ought to define the choices Californians face in this election.

I stand with this student. I hope you do too.

I’m shocked!

That being said, this does nothing to change the fact that Whitman employed an undocumented worker. This story is insignificant.