[sinkspur]

They are there to serve OUR interests. and the message is getting through loud and clear.
Kill The Senate Bill.
The evil Senate Bill is DOA.

So is the House Bill. And, Tom Davis, R-Va., said this morning that no bill is worse than the Senate bill. The Republicans will be held responsible for no immigration reform by the voters that want immigration reform.

[Jameison]

"So is the House Bill"

We will see won't we? :)



"Tom Davis, R-Va., said this morning that no bill is worse than the Senate bill"

He got it the wrong way round.
A heinous, treacherous Senate Bill is far, far far worse than no BILL at all.
That Senate Bill will do irreparable damage to this country.
It will not pass.

[Lakeshark]

It's not possible that 75% of Republicans want a bill that makes these folks citizens as you are claiming.

Most polls show the exact opposite, whatever you are quoting is simply what they call an "outlier" in the polling business.

I have spoken against what I call the "border bots" for weeks, but I absolutely hate what the Senate voted for and I am pretty sure most engaged US citizens do as well. It is a travesty, and passing it would lead to a Republican disaster in 06.

[puroresu]

A huge majority of Republicans voted for all three major Civil Rights Acts (1964, 1965, and 1968) and then voted for the Equal Rights Amendment in 1972.

Did blacks and feminists rush to the GOP to thank them for this support? Nope! Both became bedrock Democrat support groups, giving the Dems as much as 90% of their votes.

All the GOP will get for voting to create a "path to citizenship" for the illegals already here, while increasing the number of immigrants coming here in the future, is a larger block of Democrat voters. The President's proposal is a disaster for the GOP, for conservatism, and for the survival of America as a first world Western nation.