[Thisiswhoweare]

"GW has the election pretty much locked-up, but he can't resist the urge to buy the taco vote at any price."

It should be clear to you then, this isn't about the need for votes - he really believes in this. GW is a die hard globalist - he only wraps himself in the flag occasionally to appease his fans and give his PR people something to assuage the firestorm of controversy that should by all rights erupt as he is systematically deconstructs American sovreignty.

[Cultural Jihad]

I don't accept your assessment. President Bush believes in open and free trade, but globalists are in the Democratic Party camp who think the nation can defend itself only with the permission of the U.N.

[Diva Betsy Ross]

Here I disagree with you. I think President Bush is being lead by his nose. I have no dobt that he loves America and that in his heart he is a patriot. I think he has been given some bad advice and that he doesn't hear the outcry from the people. I really believe he is being mislead.

I still think he is acountable though.

[flamefront]

This is Bush's Waterloo.

Instead of plugging the widening gap in our borders, these potential "undocumented" worker programs will open the floodgates of immigration further yet. And this amnesty proposal may backfire politically. Polling shows that a majority of Republicans, Democrats and independents all favor stricter enforcement of immigration laws, not laxer guidelines, and certainly not blanket amnesty. If President George W. Bush applies the force of the bully pulpit behind an ill-conceived amnesty program, the resulting security breach may cost Bush the election -- and the American people their security. That's a price they will not willingly pay in a post-9/11 world. In proposing any form of amnesty, President Bush is playing with fire.

Remember -

"There is nothing more permanent than a 'temporary' government program." - Reagan