"I can't even argue with that. Your conclusions don't make any sense...........and you never addressed the truly leftist position on the issue, and how Bush's position is NOT the same.
Please try again. The 'leftist' position on illegal immigration isn't even close to Bush's.
And blaming HIM for hurting our troops in Iraq is just bizarre. There's nothing to even grab onto and defend. It's a bizarre, baseless accusation."
Sure my conclusions makes sense. I made two of them. Are you sure you're not just trying to complicate what is really very simple, black and white, left and right?
1) On the right are those who are FOR effectively securing the border and enforcing the law, and AGAINST rewarding the illegal alliens with earned amnesty. Bush is clearly NOT on the right side.
Everything else IS "truly" left and much to my disappointment, that's precisely where we find President Bush.
2) This issue, thanks to the position taken by President Bush, has clearly divided the party, the consequences of which are overwhelming and difficult to accept..... and may result in a loss of the majority in November, may lead to impeachment, a forced surrender of our troops from Iraq, and a Democratic version of 'fighting the war on terror'. And you're right, if that happens, there is "nothing to even grab onto and defend".
Doesn't look all that left to me..
The House legislation authorizes the building of a fence along parts of the U.S.-Mexico border.
What did Bush have to say about it?
"America is a nation built on the rule of law, and this bill will help us protect our borders and crack down on illegal entry into the United States," he said in a statement. "I urge the Senate to take action on immigration reform so that I can sign a good bill into law."