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The fact that a Republican president is governing like a Democrat isn't surprising. What's amazing to me is that there are a few select Bush supporters out there who cannot—or will not—utter one word of criticism against their president for any reason. In their minds this man is the epitome of conservatism, and to question his actions would be to question their own beliefs and cause them to wonder why they supported him in the first place.

My question to you is why does this bother you and so many people if there are some that find they don't need to criticize this president on an issue or every issue?

Concerning CFR, I don't believe it infringes on my individual rights as a citizen. I'm one of the "skinny cats" that the bill supposedly brought back to the playing field with more of likeminded people. I believe [the big picture of CFR] breaks up the idea of corporations buying candidates.

Concerning Amnesty, I would be deeply dissappointed but if it means that we are able to find these individuals and have criteria for who goes or stays then I'm for it. As it stands now we have illegal aliens that are here whether they are welcomed or not. At least if it be true, that Bush will give them amnesty, they will have to become responsible citizens (on work permits) or deported.