[StoneColdGOP]

He shant receive my vote either.

I supported him hoping he'd defend us against the illegal alien invasion. He has not. In fact he seeks to grant AMNESTY.

I supported him because I thought he had a respect for the Constitution and the rule of LAW, especially after the post-election madness. His signature upon the Patriot Act and it's follow-up tell me otherwise.

I supported him trusting he'd protect the American economy and jobs. Instead he bends towards globalism, "free markets" with unfree nations which siphon off our jobs and businesses.

I supported him with the knowledge that's he'd truly prosecute a war on terror and spare no enemy or their ally from our sword. But his lack of action towards the oil sheiks and chief terror sponsors of Saudi Arabia shows me the truth.

I supported him assured that he'd be a staunch supporter of the Second Amendment, the one which protects all others. But instead he signals willingness to sign a reauthorized "Assault Weapons" Ban.

And I supported him thinking that, least of all, he'd adhere to the most very basic of Republican tenets: small government and reduced spending. And what have we? A spender and propagator of government the likes of which would make FDR proud.

No, he won't be getting my vote.

[Wild Irish Rogue]

" I supported him hoping he'd defend us against the illegal alien invasion. He has not. In fact he seeks to grant AMNESTY."

Ok,I'll try with you-Where and when has President Bush ever said he supported amnesty for illegals ??

[hawk1]

Bush has no intention to stop the invasion. He will only encourage it. He hides behind double talk to defend his disastrous immigration policies. It is remarkable that politicians ignore their voters on this issue. Arnold seems to have the same problem. The license issue apparently will be revived in Jan. Too bad for California, McClintock was not elected.