[jb6]

Remember what the Minute Men were called?

[af_vet_rr]

Remember what the Minute Men were called?

The fact is, President Bush used the word "vigilante" very carefuly, and I don't think he gets enough credit for the political savvy he has displayed in both using the word, and in the way he's blown off Conservatives over the issue (no, I don't like the way he's handling it, but I can give him credit for being the consumate politician).

I hope and pray another terrorist attack doesn't happen on US soil, but if it does, and it's traced to our southern border...there are going to be a lot of angry Republicans looking for another party (not to mention it would be handing over the White House to the democrats).

[FergusMacRoich]

I think calling for Bush's impeachment over the immigration issue is a great idea, and the best I have heard so far for getting his attention. He can either deal with the problem, or he can get the heck out of the way. Hopefully, whomever replaces him will take the problem seriously, even if its just to avoid the same fate.

If Bush gets his amnesty thing, there's no way I will support the republican party during an election. I only voted for Bush this last time because I figure he was the lesser of two evils. I'm not going that route anymore.

I don't see much difference between the republican and democratic parties. They both lie through thier teeth to get elected and then its four more years of the same old crap of the pot calling the kettle black.

Both parties foster corruption and deceit, and if either had any integrity whatsoever, they would expose the corruption in thier own parties and dealings rather than wait for the opposing party to do it for them.