9/11 Repeat Would be Fault of Bush, Congress, GOP Lawmaker Charges (Says Tom Tancredo)

CNSNews.com ^ | June 27, 2003 | Steve Brown

[Joe Hadenuf]

And apparently he ain't part of the freaking solution.

Well of course not, since he is just about the only politico in DC that speaks out against this epic, invasion of millions of criminal, and this open border national security nightmare. Yes, Tancredo is just slightly different than the rest of the useless politicos in DC, that stand winking and nodding at ths titanic attack on our sovereignty......

[Mulder]

Seriously, what's so urgent about bringing in 50-80,000 additional Pakistanis, Egyptians, etc every year. Why are we doing it?

It makes the eventual destruction of America and absorption into a regional government much easier.

[Mulder]

Mainly because I think Bush equates public dissing of the admin as disloyalty.

Disloyalty to whom? These congressmen take an oath to the US Constitution, not to a man or an office. And so does the President.

If people go to him privately about an issue, and have a PLAN to solve it - Bush is more likely to listen.

How do you know that? You sound like you know Bush personally. Is this the case, or more fantasizing about what a "great man" he is?

[new cruelty]

I agree there is a serious problem. However, the article makes the man sound like a juvenille defeatist. As I said, I have not read too much about the man, so I am not giving him his due, but I will. For now, he does not appear to be the last best hope for securing our borders.

[Diddle E. Squat]

[new cruelty]

correction: juvenile, not juvenille

[Joe Hadenuf]

If people go to him privately about an issue, and have a PLAN to solve it - Bush is more likely to listen.

Oh yes, we need someone to whisper in Mr. Bush's ear, in a private setting, and quietly beg him to save the country from this onslaught of millions of illegals, and the glaring potential threat of terrorist, that could enter our country, at will, routinely as million of others do..

As if the solutions haven't been discussed by millions of American's that are paying the high price of this attack on our borders

But thanks for the laugh, Ant.

[CyberAnt]

Excuse me ... but doesn't the President have scheduled meetings with selected congresspeople to discuss issues ...?? Wouldn't that be an excellent time to bring up such an issue - and a prime time to find out what the President's thoughts and timing are on the issue ...??

And ... wouldn't that be better timing than getting on all the networks and shooting off your mouth - "the next 9/11 is going to be Bush's fault" kind of stuff ... and all the while not mentioning you have no idea how to fix it ...??

I wasn't talking about whispering in the President's ear - as he passes in the hallway ... for heaven's sake!

[CyberAnt]

See my #68!

[Joe Hadenuf]

Excuse me ... but doesn't the President have scheduled meetings with selected congresspeople to discuss issues ...?? Wouldn't that be an excellent time to bring up such an issue - and a prime time to find out what the President's thoughts and timing are on the issue ...??

Yes, lets go through all the proper protocol. We must pick the right time to discuss this so we don't hurt anyone's feeling in the White House.

And just because the entire nation has been over run with illegal aliens, and gawd knows who else, for the last 20 years, we really don't know what the Presidents thoughts or timing are on this matter are, do we? We must be very sensitive and do all the proper things so we don't seem so barbaric and callous.

I mean the President is a busy man, and those borders in Outer Mongolia and Samaliland need his close attention. We have to put things in prospective here.

[CyberAnt]

Well ... since you have all the answers ... please run for President so we can get this issue cleared up ...!!!!!

[Joe Hadenuf]

Terrific response.........

[CyberAnt]

"put things in prospective here"

Ahem ... it's "perspective" ... but I'll overlook it this time.

[texastoo]

Read the article. It is about the House of Representatives this week discussing the use of Mexican I.Ds. Tancredo opposes the use of these cards as they are a threat to Nation Security. As was stated in the article a Middle eastern man was arrested with one of these cards in his possession. With this fake ID, this middle estern man can board our airplanes. Remember 9/11.

Question to you. With the newly formed Homeland Security and the newly formed government run airport security, who allowed this to happen, the boarding of illegals? The Democrats or the Republicans.

[CyberAnt]

Sorry ... you'll have to find another scapegoat - I believe it's a national problem not a political party problem. I believe there is enough blame to go around.

[texastoo]

Certainly, it is a national problem. The FBI has stated the cards are a threat to National security. My question is who is responsible for writing the policy that it is OK for illegals to board planes. Tom Ridge, a Republican is in charge of Homeland defense but I don't know who is in charge of airport security. Everyone should be concerned especially since 9/11.

Don't you think it strange that we have just now found out that illegals are boarding our planes. Americans must show positive ID and Mexicans, or anyone else, for that matter has only to show a Mexican consular ID. Where is our news media?

[TLBSHOW]

We all love Bush but we can't be blinded by our admiration for him. We have to keep him on his toes, criticize him when needed, and if we have to, hit him where it hurts (in the ballot box). He is definitely wrong on this issue.

BUMP

[jeremiah]

I heard him talking about this issue. He claims that staffers and congressmen come to him all the time, and express the same concerns that he has about the issue of illegal immigration. The only thing is, they still will not put their names to a bill putting a stop to the problem, or support a bill attempting to address the issue. Seems they are afraid of the political ramifications. That is enough to dissuade and discourage any man. When you work hard to put together a consensus of opinion, then find that though others believe like you do, but will not act on it, what can anyone do but show impatience?

[jeremiah]

You mean how he threw the disloyal McCain out for pushing election reform, by using the press to pressure this administration into signing a bill that he swore he wouldn't?

[CyberAnt]

Hmmmm? I don't recall Bush ever swearing he would not sign CFR - in fact I remember the exact opposite.