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Americans don't want "path to citizenship' for illegal invaders of our country.

So then those polls are incorrect?

Remember the House is far more representative of the American people, and more in tune with what Americans want, than the Senate, and every House member is up for re-election in November.

So the polls are not correct? You posted a lot of polls, so I thought you believed in polls. You have not countered anything I have said or showed you concerning the polls. Yet out of the blue you make a statement that directly conflicts with all of the polls. Is that how you consider you have won the debate? Put polls out there and then refuse to discuss them when they show your position is wrong?

There will be no guest worker/amnesty program. Period.

Then there will be no immigration bill. Period.

"So the polls are not correct? "

The best polls are what the majority of consitituents tell their congressmen, who are up for re-election in November,in very strong terms.

Even SEN. KAY BAILEY HUTCHISON (R), TEXAS, who is a Senator has had an earful from fer up constituents, who are overwhelmingly AGINST amnesty as in:

DOBBS: And senator, Senator McCain is saying you are doing the will of the American people. Where in the world -- what planet is he on?

HUTCHISON: Well, Lou, I think that he's very sincere, and I think that...

DOBBS: Well, I am not talking about his sincerity. I am sure he is sincere. I am just asking where in the world is his attachment to reality?

HUTCHISON: Well, it's not what I am hearing from my constituents. I have been doing phone tallies, of course, to know where people are, e-mails, faxes and phone tallies. And this week I had 1,578 call in against the bill and 12 called in for it. That's what I'm hearing everywhere I go.

Polls are fine, but even more important is what constituents tell their congressmen, and the actual voting in November.