To: rep-always
let us unite and fight the enemies of this country inside and out. Then let's start with the ones in our own party.
161 posted on
08/21/2006 9:12:17 AM PDT by
itsahoot
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To: itsahoot
I would be more than happy to. Unfortunately, I remember a night in November 1993 when Bill Clinton became president. I had a lump in the pit of my stomach and knew, just knew that we were in trouble. I feel the same way every time I think of the Democrats taking the house, the senate and the presidency.
I know we all would love to have a political party that would mirror our conservative believes not only with the war on terror but with the abortion issue, gay marriage, etc. Unfortunately, my feelings on all these things are the following; The most important thing is our security. We are dealing with a nut in Iran, nuts in just about every Islamic country in the world not to mention North Korea, Bin Laden trying to kill us etc.
At this particular time in this country's history we are fighting for our survival, literally our right to exist. And the Democratic party is definitely not the people I want to put in charge of that right, therefore, in my humble opinion, I will vote Republican in 06 and 08. This is not the time to gamble with our very lives.
I am also incensed with the immigration issue as are many people on this forum. I believe we need to stop the illegal immigration not only from Mexico but from Cuba and everywhere else in the world. You come here legally or you don't come, period.
But once again the Mexicans are not strapping bombs to their bodies trying to kill us, the Muslims are. Call me crazy but my families security trumps everything else. And every time I sit in front of the tv and listen to all these liberal Democrats try to tell us that we need to understand why they hate us, I want to scream, therefore, I will vote Republican in November and nothing will keep me from the voting booth in 08.
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