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Impeach the President?? Statements like this is why so few take you and others of your ilk seriously. Did you hear McConnell this morning? Since you obviously think anything short of deportation is amnesty, your position is irrelevant to the upcoming debate. The Senate will debate on the specifics of a plan, and it is equally obvious that some type of plan will pass. It is just a question of the details. Everyone not in the 5% aginer’s agree that a problem exists and now is the time to confront it.

One of my earliest letters to the editor was against LEGAL immigration. I do not recall the explicits but it had to do with thinking other countries should drop their socialism and go capitalist so their people would stay home. Later I thought we should have a moratorium of five years on all immigration in order to assimilate those who were flooding this country. Now I think we need a ten to fifteen year moratorium for the same purpose. HOWEVER, reality intrudes. The senate and congress are now majority RATS. We had our chance to pass an immigration bill when Republicans were the majority but it was not acceptable any more than the current one and the RATS now have greater input so a compromise is the only way any bill will pass. President Bush did not elect the congress, voters did. It is the congress that will send a final bill to the President. He will sign it because something has to be done to stop the flood of humanity that is swamping our country. The RATS may change the terms of the law if, with the help of the Bush haters, they gain the CIC office. They can also do it without being in that office. There has to be a start somewhere. I believe that the disrespect shown President Bush comes from the denial of the responsibility that voters have to elect representatives who will support him in the areas vital to this country. I am disgusted with the disrespect shown President Bush and have come to believe that many of those doing so have ulterior motives and a vested interest in sowing discord in the Republican party and splitting conservative voters.