[GaryMontana]

Why is Bush low in the polls? He took an oath to protect the US Constitution -= 1. there is an invasion going on that he IGNORES!
2. We need to take the war on terror to the heart of the beast -- Iran -- it is time to tell Iran -- you strike us -- and Tehran becomes Glass. You nuke the USA or Israel or any other ally of ours and all of Iran, Mecca and Medina become a glass parking lot!

3. STOP giving our money to the rest of the world while we have such a HUGE DEFICIT! Giving Africa 16 billion dollars will do NOTHING except make us poorer. -- Bush has no Constitutional right to say he is giving our money away.

4. SECURE THE BORDERS -- See #1.
5. Make English the official and only language of the USA. If these so called immigrants can not learn our language do we really want them here/
6. NO MORE MUSLIMS allowed into the USA
7. KICK out all illegal immigrants
8. Stop all aid to illegal immigrants including allowing them to birth a kid and than soak our social services -- if the mother is not a USA citizen the kid born here is not a USA citizen
9. STOP SUCKING up to Mexico -- they are NOT our friends.
10. Become PRO American and raise tariffs on goods so that we can re industrialize America. Than and only than will you grow in popularity -- you have isolated conservatives like me - and the liberals will always hate you!

[Earthdweller]

Right now I'm all for sending all the immigrants back.....starting from about 1650 or so.

[ashtanga]

Thank you GaryMontana. I'm sick of the blasted game, and can't tell one party from the other most days of the week. The feminists should be happy, because the last few presidents have been female.

[nopardons]

Oh, I see, you think ( and I use that word loosely ) that President Bush is a king/benevolent dictator, who can order anything bed done and it is done immediately; not an American president. That really dies explain quite a lot!

[Reagan Man]

Btw, that is an excellent list of action items for Bush and the GOP Congress to undertake. ASAP. ;^)

What is truly fascinating to observe on FR these days, is all those people who are in total denial about the lack of conservative leadership we've received from this GOP President and Congress on domestic issues. After Clinton, we all had high hopes for Bush to get America back to more of the Reagan model of conservative governance. We expected sound and solid leadership from our elected officials and not for our leaders to make the same mistakes of the past all over again. After 5-1/2 years its quite obvious Bush, Cheney, Hastert, Frist and the rest of the GOP majority have dropped the ball on issue, after issue, after issue. Pathetic!