[WRhine]

The guy's no politician. If his name had been Steve Smith he'd be selling cars on South Congress st. in Austin.

LOL. Isn't that the truth.

BTW, I can't remember exactly when I first saw it but it was during a speech a few months ago before this Amnesty business started up and as I watched him make this speech I got a chilling feeling about him. It wasn't what he said so much as it was the realization that I was looking at someone whose entire personality seemed to have changed. Now I know 9/11 was a defining moment for him but the sense I got was that he could quite ruthless and inflexible which was something I didn’t see in him before that time. Subsequent events have beared out this impression.

[Regulator]

Yeah, I saw that too. It was like watching the mask come off. Some people saw a guy filled with resolve; I just saw a guy who was mad 'cuz someone else rained on his party. Messed up his plans, and plans are hard to come by with him. So he gets mad when they get interrupted.

Ho hum, now we have to be creative about how to burn him down before he does that to the country.

Er, Umm, I guess when you turn INS over to a nitwit who does nothing except cry about the fact that he's in charge of an agency he "doesn't agree with", and some of this agency's "customers" go and kill 3000 human beings, that probably qualifies as already letting the country get burned down. Kinda like putting the Arellano-Felix brothers in charge of DEA.