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Wow, is this the feared "White Nationalism" I smell wafting on the air? The truth outing? Back when Bush was first elected, I said "He had better dance with the one that brung him". He hasn't and isn't, the "both parties against the people", is a stunning truth of the situation we are in.

Both parties are not only harming all races, but the industry and ingenuity that made America great to begin with. Bush's agenda is to outnumber both as fast as he can, "I would like to see a free trade zone from the north of Canada to the tip of Cape Horn". I'm writing in Tom Tancredo for president.

Both parties refuse to distinguish between a citizen and an invader, I refuse to distinguish between the two parties.

Both parties refuse to distinguish between a citizen and an invader, I refuse to distinguish between the two parties.

The Reform Party had potential, until Pat Buchanan's meltdown and putsch in 2000 (or was that 1996?). I think immigration reform leaders are going to have to come from within one or both of the major parties.

And I wouldn't assume that the reformer comes from within the GOP. GWB won't permit that until he's gone, in 2009. Meanwhile, though the Dems supposedly embrace immigrants, they are also the black party, and there is no more xenophobic group in America today than blacks (not West Indians or Africans, natch).