[swampfox98]

Our kids future depends on it!

I have kids too. And the future I see for them is one of being pushed out of own their country by GW's amnesty plan and open borders policy.

If Bush doesn't change his mind and close down the borders, five years from now we and our children will be aliens in our own land. Our social services destroyed, our schools overrun, our politicians will be Hispanic and as loving and caring as Al Sharpton. And the worse thing will be that our votes to get good people in office will mean nothing, because the voting system will be trashed, more than it is now.

[beckysueb]

I know what you are saying. I feel the same frustration. But have you saw the Dems agenda as far as immigration? Far worse than Bushes. I feel we are in a terrible pickle with no way out.

[DameAutour]

The two Bush mistakes that have the greatest chance of permanently destroying the Republic would be CFR and the amnesty proposal.

CFR is more a reflection of the state of the Congressional representatives and the Supreme Court. Ultimately it is a reflection of the state of the American people. Bush was ideologically against CFR but foolishly signed it. There is nothing that can be done except to repeal it in Congress or challenge it with a more conservative Supreme Court. Having a Democrat president would not have prevented CFR, for those of you proposing gridlock.

The amnesty proposal is just that, a proposal....for now. How to fight the scourge of illegal immigration? AGAIN, in the Congress. Congress is also the key to getting more conservative judges.

[ilovew]

How, pray tell, would your children be pushed out of the country? And remember, it's not amnesty. President Bush is against blanket amnesty. Does it really matter if our politicians are Hispanic? I always thought that was part of what made this country great; that people can come here and be whatever they want to be. This country is still relatively new. Most people can look into their ancestry and see at what point their relatives came over here. If there weren't any immigrants, this country wouldn't exist.