[NapkinUser]

"Either the swing voters were mad because they think a fence is a simpleton answer to a complex question, or they wanted a more comprehensive approach and didn't get it."

1. More dishonesty. You know the fence and immigration was not a big issue this past election. Gas prices, Iraq, the economy, scandals and ethics were the big things.

2. A fence is supported by a strong majority of Americans, so I doubt it hurt anyone.
According to a new survey by Rasmussen Reports, 60 percent of those surveyed like the idea of a barrier along the U.S. Southwest border as a means of dramatically reducing illegal immigration from Mexico and elsewhere in Latin America.

3. Why must the open borders advocates live in a total fantasy world?

[NapkinUser]

Also, how did those three (four if you count official English) anti-illegal propositions in your state of Arizona do, hmm?