[zeugma]

I am getting calls, but I would say to my constituents, "Do you ahve no faith in me after 35 years? That I'm just going to buy a pig in a poke here? Or be for something that's bad?..."

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No Trent. We have NO faith whatsoever in you, your colleiges, or in fact anyone in government any more.

We are NOT an uneducated horde that you have to "take care" of, or reign over.

We are Americans.

Free men and free women, who will not be ruled by you and your cronies.

You think that by giving amnesty to tens of millions of new subjects who don't know what freedom is, that you'll get a pliable majority to keep you and your class in power forever without having to worry about those pesky voters who can think for themselves.

We're not going to stand for it.

I'm just about done with the 3rd box.

 

[exit82]

Trent Lott—it was bad enough he sold out America on Feb. 12,
1999, during impeachment when you rigged the trial of Bill Clinton.

Now you tried to sell out America once again, on June 7, 2007, by joining with Ted Kennedy, Alcoholic—MA,to give amnesty to 20 million people who shouldn’t be here.

A traitor has no shame.

[Jim Noble]

I continue to urge readers and listeners to contact Republican Leader McConnell, Repoublican Whip Lott and NRSC Chair Ensign via the Hill switchboard at 202-225-3121 to urge the bill be fixed to mandate full and immediate construction of the fence prior to the grant of probationary benefits, a robust expansion of the Border Patrol and other federal agencies being tasked with the adminsitration of the background check and employment verification systems, and a separate treatment of illegal immigrants from countries of special interest in the war which would confer no rights to employment or travel until a positive showing of loyalty is made.

Leaving aside those who are for this bill because they will the destruction of the USA, who could possibly oppose this?,p>Who are the hidden forces, in the GOP, who DO NOT WANT a fence or employer enforcement?

[NittanyLion]

If we can't do this, we ought to vote to dissolve the Congress and go home and wait for the next election...

The best idea I've heard yet. Although why wait only until the next election? Ten years without these idiots in DC would improve things greatly.

[hunter112]

I noticed that enthusiasm for term limits declined markedly after the Republicans took over Congress in 1994. Trent Lott is the best argument that it really was a good idea, no matter which party is in power.