The Difference Makers

Men's News Daily ^ | 1/17/2005 | Chris Davis

[writer33]

This is one of a series, covering difference makers in America.

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[AZ_Cowboy]

A great read. Thanks!

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You're welcome.

[E.G.C.]

BTTT!!!!!!

[gakrak]

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[Bahbah]

They know that their ideas our American ideals.

Change "our" to "are". Excellent piece.

[ErnBatavia]

Good work, as usual !

[Enterprise]

Conservatives have an instinct to preservation and stability. The liberals have a desire for "change," and this was expressed a lot during the Clinton Administration. 9-11 was consciousness raising, and conservatives understood that a terrible "change" had come about. The re-election of President Bush and the further strengthening of the Senate and the House are manifestations of the conservative instinct for preservation and stability.

I worry that President Bush and his Administration do not quite understand the deep-set misgivings conservatives have about uncontrollable immigration. It is not borne of racism, it is from the knowledge that this nation can become "two nations," divided, and odds with each other about what the goals of Democracy should be. Uncontrolled immigration is a fearful "change," and conservatives need strong reassurance that the President understands that fear, and that he will seek solutions, not blanket amnesty.

[SandRat]

I Like It!!!!

[Gabz]

You're going to be a marked man, my FRiend, when the DUmmies get hold of this.............not that any of them are capable of the level of comprehension needed to get the full impact and import of your words.

Well done!!!!!!!!!!

[Rocko]

Good stuff, Maynard.

[writer33]

Thanks for the ping.

[writer33]

Change "our" to "are". Excellent piece. I missed that. Darn it. Thanks.

[writer33]

Good work, as usual ! Thank you, EB.

[writer33]

Uncontrolled immigration is a fearful "change," and conservatives need strong reassurance that the President understands that fear, and that he will seek solutions, not blanket amnesty. You are Enterprising this morning. I completely agree. Blanket amnesty is a no go. And you can't just build a wall. Hence the point of the absurdity in the piece.

[writer33]

"I Like It!!!!"

Thank you, SR. I appreciate it.

[writer33]

You're going to be a marked man, my FRiend, when the DUmmies get hold of this.............not that any of them are capable of the level of comprehension needed to get the full impact and import of your words. Are you kidding? They are far smarter than I could ever think of being. Just ask my liberal co-worker. :)