[mickie]

Yes, alot of us voted for GWB because we had no choice. But, he sure has veered off to the left since the election.

I read right here on FR, that we would "hold his feet to the fire" after he got in.

Let's see what happens.

[Mr. Mojo]

I read right here on FR, that we would "hold his feet to the fire" after he got in.

I also recall reading many who were convinced that after Bush's re-election he'd finally be able to govern like a true conservative (rather than merely a "compassionate" one), especially if the GOP picked up a few congressional seats.

Har.

[Ron H.]

Yes, alot of us voted for GWB because we had no choice. But, he sure has veered off to the left since the election.

Sorry but I'm sure you'd like to believe that but he hasn't changed his position on his Guest Worker program proposal. He actually reintroduced it last January but it floated like a brick in the Congress back then. So please, don't pretend this is something new he deviously sprung on Conservatives all of a sudden.

Some of us around here have been discussing this and raising public awareness on this for at least that long if not longer. His very own patsy, Texas Jr. Senator John Cornyn, actually introduced it for him to the Senate back in July of the previous year and is still carrying his water for it for him there.

[AuntB]

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New FR Poll: Conservative Mandate Means We Hold Their Feet to the Fire!
November 3, 2004 | Jim Robinson

Posted on 11/03/2004 5:35:26 PM PST by Jim Robinson


If you feel as strongly about this as I do, then you will agree that there's no time like the present to get started. I believe that GWB will continue doing a great job on national defense and the war, but, as we all know, we also need to start shifting some resources to beefing up our border security. How do we do this?