[goldstategop]

The GOP needs to hear that we conservatives roar. When we say NO to amnesty for illegal aliens, they need to get the message. Or there will no amnesty for them in November and they, not the Democrats, will go the way of the Whigs. Let 'em push it. The party has been put on notice.

(Denny Crane: "I Don't Want To Socialize With A Pinko Liberal Democrat Commie. Say What You Like About Republicans. We Stick To Our Convictions. Even When We Know We're Dead Wrong.")

[HisKingdomWillAbolishSinDeath]

With a strong stand on illegal immigration, the Republicans are being handed a landslide victory in November. Why they can't see this is very difficult to grasp.

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[austinite]

No more support for the 'REPUBLICANISTAS'

You saw it here first....

[capecodconservative]

A [typically] great Don Feder column. He's an alum of the Boston Herald, which also runs Howie Carr, another great voice against the crimalien invasion.

VOTE TANCREDO IN '08!

[mtntop3]

If some Republicans insist on unreasonably attacking their own by persisting in the feverish pursuit of numerically impossible goals - i.e., getting every single illegal hispanic out of the U. S. - then the Democrats will indeed take over, with the result that the flood gates will be taken off their hinges and there will be no gates.

You will see a flood of illegals that can not even be imagined.

Push the Republicans to be tough. Build walls in Arizona and California. But to have a 100 percent illegal-alien removal program, you would have endless chaos even with the U. S. armed forces involved - and there would be a fatal turning aside from the huge Islamo-Fascist threat which involves WMD's.

[TAdams8591]

"What is happening on the southern border is unprecedented. Not only in our own history, but in the history of the world. No country at any time, anywhere, has sustained the influx of tens of millions of foreigners across its borders … This is invasion masquerading as immigration. It may already be too late to avoid a future annexation of the Southwest by Mexico or the evolution of a Mexican-dominated satellite state.” If not, the Senate compromise will seal our fate."

Exactly!

[nicmarlo]

The Whig Party committed suicide by refusing to take a stand on slavery. Instead, it sought accommodations with evil, like the Compromise of 1850. Republicans are emulating their pusillanimous predecessors. The party’s conservative base – its very essence – is furious with this unpardonable betrayal.

If this gift to illegal aliens becomes law, there will be no amnesty for the Republican Party.

BumPing!!!

[Old_Mil]

You're right...but to do this, we're going to have to do a little work.

It's not going to be enough to look at the list of who voted against the Senate bill today. A good number of those same Republicans (Lindsey Graham, John McCain, George Allen for instance) support some form of amnesty or guest worker program. They only voted against that bill out of fear. Reelect them, and they'll get back to work like termites.

Look through the statements made by your politicians. Anyone who supports guest workers/amnesty/etc should not get your vote.

Oh, and support Tom Tancredo - the first guy to be front and center on this issue.

[Antoninus]

Don Feder is an awesome writer. I've loved him ever since he was at the Boston Herald.

No amnesty for Republicans who betray America on the borders. (Nor for Democrats, for that matter, but we don't expect you to do the right thing).

[jw777]

Also, we in CA would like Prop 187 which was passed by close to 67% in this most blue of blue states 12yrs agao, ENACTED WITHOUT DELAY!

Filthy Judges who overthrow the will of the people must be impeached.

[rattrap]

I'm keeping an eye on my senators and reps, if they vote for this travesty, I vote against them.

Of course my house rep is the esteemed Cynthia McKinney so I already planned on voting against her.

[freedumb2003]

They were undocumented workers – the weaseliest of weasel words. Sure, and the man who breaks into my house is an uninvited guest.

That is a GREAT quote. It is potential tag material.

[Flavius Josephus]

I think it's not necessarily that the republicans are going for the illegal vote, but that every time the population of the US ratchets up another notch, our representation is watered down a little more. It may be BECAUSE of the illegals that they consider each voter to be of such little consequence that they can successfully ignore the popular will. More people means less representation for us, more power for Congress.

[TChris]

Republicans continue to maddeningly behave like the minority party. They continue to kowtow to Kennedy et al like abused stepchildren!

Will someone tell me why our elected representatives are swayed more by the actions and opinions of those who did not and cannot vote them into office than the desires of those they "represent" and the laws they have sworn to uphold and defend, "so help you God"?

I'm absolutely sick of our party's spineless self-subjugation to the screeching enemies of our nation, both citizen and non-citizen alike.

[Freee-dame]

If Republicans lose either or both Houses of Congress this year,

Didn't most of the Republicans in the House vote for border security only? They are all up for reelection this year. Only a few Republican Senators are, but I seem to read that Republicans are for amnesty. Doesn't the House count at all?

[Travis McGee]

"If Republicans lose either or both Houses of Congress this year, blame on the immigration-sellout of the McCains, Specters and Hegels."

[Guenevere]

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