[Jameison]

Yet another agenda driven Dick Morris "analysis" that is out of touch with reality, gets called out.

[mhx]

I don't "want" a wall.

[Enterprise]

If Dick Morris was spanked I'll bet he liked it.

[Texasforever]

Ummm. Letters to the editor? Are you that desperate?

[eeman]

On the Wall Street Journal editorial page today, there was an editorial about the primary results in Utah. The editorial touted the fact that Cannon (the open borders cheerleader) beat his his opponent by 56-44 percent. They contrasted this to Bilbray's win in San Diego as he only got 49.5% of the vote after running on an anti-illegal immigration platform. Of course, editorial failed to mention there was a "minute man" candidate who also drew about 6-7% of the anti-illegal immigration vote.

Everyone on this forum complains about the agenda driven reporting by AP, reuters and other RAT publications. However, the Journal demontrated that they can be just as blatant in pushing thier own agenda--just like Morris, and the rest of the open-border contingent of the GOP

[Herakles]

I want a wall, barbed wire, mine fields, mortars, Humvees, tanks and a few nukes to show we really mean business.

Th Republicans can pretend to stop illegal immigration and ignore people like me, and I can pretend to vote for them the day they really need my help.

[taxesareforever]

Morris spent too much time next to Bill Clinton. So much rubbed off on him. He claims that Bill lived by the polls. Well so does Morris. What does that tell a person?

[AngelesCrestHighway]

You bet!...I want a wall!....ten feet high, two feet thick, fifty feet below ground and razor wire on top...Happy New Year Mexico!... and kiss my ass!

[justiceseeker93]

FYI, I recently received a fundraising solicitation letter from a 527 group called "The Presidential Coalition." Their web site is www.goppresident.org, so one would presume that they are truly a Republican organization looking to help out the GOP '08 presidential candidate.

The only thing strange about it is the irony that the letter is written and signed by "Dick Morris, Former Clinton Advisor." Morris says that his role in this GOP fundraising effort (fittingly, accompanied by a poll which the letter recipient is urged to answer and return with his/her contribution) is analagous to the Swiftboat veterans in the '04 campaign: having known the Democrat(s) from their inside circle in the past, he can tell you all about the disaster they would cause if they were to win back the White House.

Although I agree with Morris' general conclusion there, I'd put more trust in his sincerity if he would come out state unequivocally that he is a Republican. But until that happens, Morris must regarded as a slick operative who no qualms about selling his services to folks on either side of the political divide. So regardless of what he has to say on any issue, take him for what he is.

[MNJohnnie]

Your screaming louder does not change nonsense to fact. IF the Antis were this overwhelming political powerhouse as they continually claim, they would of won in Utah. That they have not managed to win one of their targeted races indicates clearly to anyone who thinks about the facts instead of merely having inflamed feeling about the matter, that the Antis are NOT the all powerful, all knowing political dynamos they claim to be.

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