[Ian McGreggor]

"Personally, I don't know anyone who voted for him that still supports him, and the illegal immigration issue was just the last in a long list of disappointments from him."

You got that right!... Prior to the 2004 election I posted in here that I had voted for Bush in 2000, but because he had done nothing to secure our borders or stop illegal immigration, I would not be voting for him again. I was called every name under the sun in here for saying so. (Incidentally, I didn't vote for anyone for prez in 2004 because nobody offered a plan to protect our borders).

I'm glad to see that many Freepers are now sharing my opinion about Bush and his 'Open Border' policy.

[NJ_gent]

"I didn't vote for anyone for prez in 2004 because nobody offered a plan to protect our borders"

I can't support not voting in an election; that just tells me you didn't care who won. Personally, I wrote in David A. Keene for President. Did he have a chance to win? Not really, but I sleep with a clear conscience knowing I did what I could voting-wise to put someone in place who would behave more like a conservative and less like Ted Kennedy.

[chris1]

I think that after 9/11 people expected the following:

1. Shut the border and deport criminal aliens;
2. Start promoting more energy self reliance and stick it to the ME Oil Cartel;
3. Kick the terrorists butts.

Of course we are doing number three, but most people realize that without doing the other two, the end result will be the same anyway.