[Jim Thornley]

You are absolutely right. “The Sovreignty Party”,or some such, and the way to be effective is to pick one or two candidates for the US House of Representatives with strong immigration reform platforms. Preferrably they should be niether Republican or Democrat; so that support could be gathered from both of those parties.

Another thing. Pick a district where the non-incumbent doesn’t have a ghost of a chance; so that his(her) supporters won’t be concerned about “wasting their votes”.

We have such a candidate here in my district in Silicon Valley in California. The Republican candidate Joe Nixon) is running a non-compaign against Anna Eshoo who loves all immigration, legal or not.

I am not going to bother supporting Nixon, but I would gladly support a candidate form anypart of the country , including my own, if that person showed a strong inclination to get control of our borders.

This issue deserves a great deal of discussion. The only way that a change is going to take place is for a few status quo jerks to lose at the polls.JiM

[Nuke'm Glowing]

Jim, per my long running war of words with Luis "let's kiss Mexicanass" Gonzalez in this thread, nothing will happen until we have a large loss of American life due to a terrorist crossing the border and nuking or worse an American city. That's when the sheeple will wake up. Not until then.