[dirtboy]

Senate conservatives have been warned by Republican leaders that they must either accept a series of largely symbolic floor votes on a handful of amendments to the immigration reform legislation or see themselves shut out of the process altogether when the chamber resumes work on the bill later this year, GOP lawmakers and aides said Tuesday...

These a-holes would rather split the party than take the common-sense approach of enforcement first.

Time to take our party back, boys and girls. And if we can't take it back, it is time to cut off the pro-illegal contingent of the party and build a coalition of the willing between conservatives and Dems who are also appalled at illegal immigration (and there are plenty - the GOP mayor of Hazelton who pushed for anti-illegal ordinances won the GOP primary AND the Dem primary with write-ins).

We will prevail. If not here, then in 2008.

[anoldafvet]

Is one of these “Republican Leaders” Mitch McConnell? He’s up for reelection in ‘08 and I can guarantee you he can kiss his seat goodbye if he is one of them.

[Minipax]

These a-holes would rather split the party than take the common-sense approach of enforcement first.

They are not interested in enforcement first. Actually, they are not interested in enforcement ever.