[Tumbleweed_Connection]

Damn that was long. Many good points, but I kept wondering how she made them. Instead of simply describing the "better way", why not detail some cases of failure? She began with government gift proprams, how could anything have been more an abortion than Jackson's? America must realize what was wrong with what was changed (taxes...) so that our evil ways are forever mended.

[Tailgunner Joe]

bttt

[Uncle Bill]

BTTT

[11B3]

I've said it before, and I'll say it agian - in the very near future if you want to live in a Constitutional Republic that actually follows its' own laws, and truly wants its' citizens to be free and prosperous, THEN MOVE TO RUSSIA. It is something that I'm seriously considering if things continue down the path that they are today.

[OwenKellogg]

Is anyone listening?

Yes. There are a lot of us listening. There are a lot of us who also listened to "Read my lips..."

Unsettling.

[antidemocommie]

"Conservatives wonder why both parties are so in love with power that they allow huge influxes of immigrants into this country – millions who do not share their goals and values or their concerns."

Man, I know this. I feel like Im an outsider in my own party....like my party got up and ran off and left me.

But, I still believe that all the players are involved in seeing to it that the New World Order agenda is put first and foremost before all other things, including the will of We the People.

World government in a world without borders....that is the goal.

[Sabertooth]

George W. Bush and the leadership of the House just gave conservative America an obscene gesture. They did that in the dead of night, when they passed amnesty for illegal aliens. With a carelessness, arrogance and connivance that would do Richard Nixon proud, the Republicans just neutered the votes of the people who voted for them in flyover country.

Yet the administration chokes on coffee when the Immigration and Naturalization Service is caught in a major bureaucratic screw-up. Screw-ups in bureaucracy are to be expected. But what we didn't want or expect is betrayal by our elected officials.

Yeah, what were we thinking?

(Deep breath): "Bush is a genius, Bush is a genius, Bush is a..."

[jadimov]

...aren't willing to make use of that approval to promote the conservative agenda...

Bush and his minions are not conservatives any more than Bush the elder was. His goal is to increase the power of the federal government. Look at the recent power grabs. He is waging a WAR AGAINST TERRORISM without the consent of Congress. He has added airline security personnel to the federal workforce. (Soon nuclear power plants will be added.) He has created an Office of Homeland Security. Does anyone really think it will only rearrange the personnel already there? This is a major expansion in the works. He is rearranging the military structure so that one general will control all soldiers on the continent. It is called "Northern Command".

...they pander to every group EXCEPT their base...

Wrong. His base consists of all those who believe in federal power above state and individual and who dream of a unified world government.

...feds don't care since much of the impact creates problems for the states and cities ...

They care very much. Problems in the cities and states create opportunities for federal agencies to acquire more power.

...Shades of the Roman Empire...

Increasing power at the center. Out of touch leaders. Constant military campaigns. Rising taxes. Transfer of tax burden to upper classes. Out of control welfare.

[tacticalogic]

They don't have to listen. They have our tax money to pay Madison Avenue spin merchants to "listen", and then tell them what kind of lies to tell come next election.