Bush decries border project

Washington Times ^ | March 24, 2005 | James G. Lakely

[Travis McGee]

Great "open letter to Presidente Arbusto!"

[Sybeck1]

Nothing will happen until some concerned person down on the border booby traps one of the wetback trails and take out a couple.

Some of the stories I have read of people scared in their own homes seems to be pointing that way.

[ARCADIA]

Why do you want to impeach President Bush? He's the greatest President since Ronald Reagan.

W isn't fit to hold Reagan's piss bucket.

[nikola]

The American middle class is all that stands between the world and totalitarian globalist hell.

Of course. The New World Order is almost here. The insurmountable debt and no middle class to pay it back will quickly move US into the hands of totalitarian regimes.

[Stu Cohen]

Why would you want to vote for a "write-in" candidate?

Because the two status-quo choices are not good.

That would play into John Kerry and the liberals' hands. A vote for Pat Buchanan or the Constitution Party is a vote for Kerry.

S**t happens. Ask Al Gore.

George Bush clearly has a mandate in regards to his pro-immigration policies.

Votes from 12% of the US population isn't a "mandate", and it doesn't seem many "freepers" support the program.

If you don't like it, then you're a socialistic DEMOCRAP

That was just juvenile.

VIVA GEORGE BUSH!!!

At least you are geting a head start on the new national langues. Although I believe it is "Vive Jorge Bush esse".

[spodefly]

Yeah, but he said he was going to do it ... and you voted for him anyway.

Stu, stop being dense. That has been explained to you enough times. There is no way that any one of us could vote for Kerry. Bush was all that was left, and fact is, he is doing well in many areas and deserved the vote.

But he has totally screwed the pooch on this one. Whatever good will he may have engendered by other actions is gone now.

[B4Ranch]

Not yet, I 'll get to it soon.

[Travis McGee]

The American middle class is all that stands between the world and totalitarian globalist hell. That's precisely why they want it destroyed.

You have nailed it in a nutshell.

[Sybeck1]

annex Mexico, nobody wants to live there anyway.

just kidding of course

[citizen]

Anybody here belong to a Neighborhood Watch group?

Then you are vigilantes. Deal with it.

[tahiti]

"Vigilantes? No Mr. President...the Minutemen are American citizens (your bosses) assisting in the enforcement of our duly enacted immigration laws...our Founders would have called them part of the citizen militia"

Article I Section 8 Cl 15

To provide for calling forth the militia to execute the laws of the union, suppress insurrections and repel invasions:

[proudofthesouth]

Mr. President, if you had done your job and taken care of our borders these private citizens wouldn't have to be there!

[Stu Cohen]

Stu, stop being dense. That has been explained to you enough times. There is no way that any one of us could vote for Kerry. Bush was all that was left, and fact is, he is doing well in many areas and deserved the vote.

Yes, allowing the country to be occupied by foreign nationals, and keeping the border incredibly insecure is very "deserving" of "conservative" votes.

And I have a purple pet monkey.

But he has totally screwed the pooch on this one. Whatever good will he may have engendered by other actions is gone now.

Yes. And "screwing the pooch" this badly pretty much negated any good that may have been done, IMHO.

You do a good deed, and then hand the country over. Is this an admirable thing?

[Reaganwuzthebest]

W isn't fit to hold Reagan's piss bucket.

Couldn't have said it better myself.

[ARCADIA]

What kind of conservative are you?

The kind that has just re registered as an independent.

[hushpad]

I'm sorry to tell you this and destroy your idyllic view of the US but Constitution has already been subverted long time ago.

Better understanding late than never. Now what do we do?

[F.J. Mitchell]

It's a crying shame what our government is allowing to happen to US citizens along the border. It's like a tale from the twilight zone.

[Stu Cohen]

The kind that has just re registered as an independent.

What took you so long? ;-)

There were no conservatives on the 2004 ballot.

We just like to call anyone who isn't far-left a "conservative", but not being a liberal does not make one a conservative.

I'm I am not that convinced that GWB isn't a liberal.