[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

http://www.eagleforum.org/psr/2006/may06/psrmay06.html

URL of video of President Bush telling Mexicans that they really own the Southwest and waving a Mexican Flag.
About half way down URL is the link to the Video.


Bush's Spring Frolic in Cancun

During the 2004 campaign, Bush secretly mailed a campaign video to Latino voters. The video shows Bush waving a Mexican flag and saying in his own voice: "About 15 years before the Civil War, much of the American West was northern Mexico. The people who lived there weren't called Latinos or Hispanics. They were Mexican citizens, until all that land became part of the United States. After that, many of them were treated as foreigners in their own land." The Los Angeles Times accurately explained (4-2-06): Bush "essentially described millions of Americans who populate his home state as the true foreigners in someone else's native land."

[SmoothTalker]

That video was disgusting. Has anyone on here ever been more dissapointed with a Republican president on a single issue?

[gathersnomoss]

Call me Juan. Now I can't be arrested for illegal activity.

Bush....TRAITOR FOR BREAKING OUR LAWS. Now he uses our Constitution for TP.

Un freakin believable. I have seen many changes through the years. The slope to socialism is becoming very steep.

Republicans had better pray that there are enough committed illegal aliens voter's to make up for Legal Conservative Americans that will refuse to vote. I am done.

[Politicalmom]

This is DISGUSTING. That man has NO business "leading" our country. I would NEVER have voted for him if this had been made public in 2004. The MSM fell down on the job, apparently.
Not that I would have voted for SKerry.

Next thing you know, the OBL will have some video of President Reagan doing the tango with Castro or something. Have to tear down Reagan to defend Bush, don't you know.

[GarySpFc]

From the Schafley letter, At a closed meeting of conservatives in Washington, D.C., a Bush representative tried to deny that Bush is advocating amnesty, but a participant retorted, "His dispute is not with us; it's with the dictionary." The additional comment that "we don't believe the President any more" elicited spontaneous applause.

One thing for certain is conservatives knew for certain Ronald Reagan was a man of his word, and would uphold the oath he swore to defend the Constitution.