See that is more stubborness.
The gop house is in no position to stop the amnesty now.
Blaming them for not stopping it now with your 08 vote will only hurt conservatives more.
That is what I didn't understand about the send the message crowd you were sending a message to the only conservative firewall and opening up a liberal agenda.
Now you have a liberal congress with a rino president. There is no conservative firewall left.
I always argued against the gridlock theory. The media is giddy about the full speed ahead liberal agenda. This isn't gridlock it is a liberal agenda.
The gop house is in no position to stop the amnesty now.
Blaming them for not stopping it now with your 08 vote will only hurt conservatives more.
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They might not be able to stop it, but they can, and better, fight it if they want to stay in office.
I've posted this elsewhere, but it is what needs to be doen if the GOP wants to regain all three branches of government in 08.
In 2008 Republicans have a wonderful chance to retake these votes and add many more. They just have to give Blacks a reason to vote for them. They have to do what Rove did in Ohio all over the country and get to the Black Christians with our conservative message on social issues.
They must also differentiate themselves from the Democrats on the illegal immigration issue. Blacks are hurt the most and hurt by these criminals invading our country. Support for closing the border and opposition to amnesty is over 80% in the Black community. Republicans must show the Black community they are different from the Democrats on this vital issue and are not just aware of the plight of working Blacks but on their side in fighting the criminal invasion.
There are very few states that Democrats can carry in a statewide election if they don’t get at least 90% of the Black vote. There is no way they can get 90% of that vote if Republicans push a conservative social agenda and stand tough on illegal immigration.
Hold the base and add 20 to 25% or more of the Black vote and Republicans are looking at a landslide on a par with Reagan’s 1984 win.