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To: swampfox98

Uh, sure, 80% of the electorate wants Democrats, that's why they elected Republicans.

Or maybe the "sheeple" aren't as sheepish as some assume. Me, I trust the people.


65 posted on 07/01/2004 9:38:09 AM PDT by No.6
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To: No.6
Or maybe the "sheeple" aren't as sheepish as some assume. Me, I trust the people.

When Hillary made her speech before the San Fransisco crowd, she was actually campaigning to the illegal aliens. Since Bush was elected and Clinton left office, millions have come to America, and millions more will come.

How can anyone make a statement for the status quo when we have this new factor thrown in which is millions of illegals taking over our country?.

My trust in people died when George Bush and the Republicans refused to take on the problem of open borders in fact, persecuted any politician who wanted to do so.

There is such a thing as reality. Reality says if you do something that is really stupid, you will face the consequences of that action sooner or later. The politicians have given us a brand new ball game by their inability to protect America from hordes of immigrants. The consequence of their actions will be horrendous for every tax payer in America.

Most illegals will vote in the coming election. After the election, no matter who wins the presidency, these people will be given full citizenship and be given the same rights as we have. From then on, I would say the change in America will be so extreme none of us will recognize it.

So when I said 70% of the people will vote for Hillary's tax increase, I was right.

96 posted on 07/01/2004 2:58:48 PM PDT by swampfox98 (We are at war! We have been at war since 9/11. How smart do you have to be to understand this?)
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