[tobyhill]

It's out of his hands along with gas prices but that has never prevented anyone from jumping on the MSM Bash Bush Bandwagon. This is the same MSM some here on FR claim they don't trust but are willing to side with if it's an issue that supports their claim.

[brytlea]

Bashing is not the same as disagreeing, and it's not bashing to question what on earth he's doing. I am not a Bush basher by a long shot. However, I also think that the border issue is so important that I'm no longer willing to just believe that my govt is doing all they can, and things will just be ok. This has the very real possibility of destroying for my children what generations of my ancestors worked to hand us on a silver platter.
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[The Antiyuppie]

"It's out of his hands along with gas prices but that has never prevented anyone from jumping on the MSM Bash Bush Bandwagon. This is the same MSM some here on FR claim they don't trust but are willing to side with if it's an issue that supports their claim."

OK, but then exactly what is a leader for? We don't need a leader to state the obvious: "we've got an oil additiction", "we've got an illegal immigration problem". What we need are some proposed solutions, and some leadership to get problems solved or at least help create the conditions to solve problems. The last two years are starting to sound like the years of Carter's "malaise", a disease that was cured by Reagan, an actual leader.

With leadership what we presently have and no excuse for it (having control of the house and senate), the GOP is going to get spanked very, very hard this year - Osama's head on a pike or not.