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"Sometimes I wonder if that is why the Administration is in the almost desperate hurry it is... the Blue Light Special is almost over."

See, and I keep wondering the opposite....the new 'get out and vote republican no matter what' campaigners are having to work overtime at damage control, listing all the horrible things that WILL happen if we loose the majority, while Bush, who still hasn't signed the fence bill, is out running around stamping his feet about addressing his comprehensive amnesty the minute congress returns, and damage control can't dance fast enough.

I keep asking why every one else is worried about loosing majority, when Bush isn't even breaking a sweat about it and, call me crazy, but it occurs to me....he isn't. Afterall, why should he care... his agenda, albeit for different reasons, is the same as the Dems, at least when it comes to NAU/SPP/Amnesty and Border Security. Shoot, he's on the same dang side as Kennedy on this.

Besides, what President, after 9/11, would fail to effectively secure our own borders? Even in the WOT, he talks about keeping the fight 'over there' and not here, which made perfect sense to me, but now I'm wondering if saying it is suppose to be an excuse for NOT having to secure our borders?

Aggggggh.

I keep asking why every one else is worried about loosing majority, when Bush isn't even breaking a sweat about it

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