To: Ann Archy
Are you against his having an opinion, or having an opinion contrary to Bush's? I like a lot of things Bush has done, especially regarding the war on terror. But I truly believe Bush's immigration policy is curtains for this country. Maybe I'm right, maybe I'm wrong. But I damn well am going to oppose anything I believe will harm this country, whether its proposed by a Democrat or a Republican.
10 posted on
01/08/2004 1:20:28 PM PST by
kevao
To: kevao
More power to you for opposing it if you feel strongly about it. However, those who refuse to vote or plan to write in Tancredo or worse are asking for many more worse problems than immigration.
Write your congressmen, write articles, make suggestions for improvement...no one is saying you cannot.
To: kevao; Ann Archy
'But I damn well am going to oppose anything I believe will harm this country, whether its proposed by a Democrat or a Republican.'
Amen. Principles over Party.
Too many people here seem to give Bush a blank-check/endorsement of anything the man does, simply because he's Republican or because he's "not Clinton". Meanwhile, Bush's increased gov't spending and size increases make him less & less of a fiscal conservative.
20 posted on
01/08/2004 1:38:25 PM PST by
Blzbba
To: kevao
>But I damn well am going to oppose anything I believe will harm this country, whether its proposed by a Democrat or a Republican.
To my eyes, by far,
most immigrants are decent
and play by the rules.
Immigrants that don't
play by the rules seem to be
a minority.
It is troubling that
conservatives seem to see
immigration as
defined by the small
(comparatively) number
of the illegals,
rather than all the
law abiding immigrants.
None of us accept
liberals when they
define gun control built on
criminals rather
than law abiding
gun owners. We should judge by
the good, not the bad.
To: kevao
Of course not....He ONLY carps...I was asking what he liked about W and who he voted for. Notice he didn't answer Either of those simple questions.
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