DUMPING CONSERVATIVES AT THE BORDER

Laura's Weekly E-Blast ^ | 1/8/2004 | LAURA INGRAHAM

[Luis Gonzalez]

The election was won by a margin of 535 votes in South Florida...make of that what you will.

By the way, Janet Reno lost her bid for governor because of the same kid.

As for your denial, Clinton lied when he used those words...Freudian slip?

[Kevin Curry]

It's the wrong beginning.

[SerpentDove]

>>We're not inviting untold more to come...unless they have a job, and if they do, let them come<<

That's where we disagree. We can agree to disagree on that if you like.

SD

[txdoda]

We hated Clinton because he governed according to the polls, and hate Bush because he doesn't.>>>>

Hey, Bush was here for 9-11, the security of this country & *her* citizens are on his watch. He put HSD in place, how effective is HSD with our open borders & millions of unknowns running around the country ??

Don't give me "if the illegals were identified".......since 9-11 HSD has found *only* a few thousand of the already ordered deported,& IDENTIFIED, 300K plus they started looking for TWO yrs. ago.

[Luis Gonzalez]

Then you go out and do better.

[SerpentDove]

G'nite and take care, Luis.

:-)

[Tamzee]

This proposal has the possibility of bringing a large part of the underground economy above ground. And there is no better solution to the illegal immigrant problem.

I support it especially because of the National Security benefits. Illegals will be much more obvious and visible if there are only 1 or 2 million versus 8-12 million. The ones that came here to do us harm or to engage in criminal activity will be much more easily identified and found.

[Texasforever]

You weren't going to vote for Dubya anyways, were you?

Of course he wasn't. Look this is just the regular influx of patsies, brownies and a lot of deanies that comes about every election cycle. It is good for a few laughs but their mock outrage is so darn predictable it has ceased to be challenging. I guess it adds some spice to the forum but I can see and read better GOP hate on DU any day. The ones that are really a hoot are the "libertarians" the party of open borders yelling about the immigration proposal.

[Tamzee]

I know a majority of Freepers who took the poll on the home page are disappointed.

Then it's a relief that it is the LEFT that marches in lockstep, and not the right ;-)

[SerpentDove]

FReeper Question ...


After hearing President Bush's speech, do you approve of his immigration reform plan?

Yes
313 votes - 21%

No
959 votes - 65%

Undecided
194 votes - 13%

Goodnight everybody!

SD

[Itzlzha]

Their presence needs to be addressed, and in while saying "deport them" is easy, doing it is a nearly impossible, No one has actually offered up any ideas on how to find, detain, and deport ten million people who have woven themselves into our society.

See my post 234...and I'm just getting warmed up!

[WRhine]

He'll lose only a few from his base (most will hold their noses and vote for him come election time), and he'll get a few new Hispanic votes, but not enough to make a difference.

I think Bush stands to lose more than a few from his base. Judging by some recent conversations I've had with friends when the subject turns to Bush you can feel the Rage. My Dad surprised me the most. He has voted straight ticket Republican all his life and the Amnesty business was the last straw for him. Just today I was talking with a friend who voted for Bush in 2000 and it didn't sound likely he would be doing so this time around. I've heard similar responses from a lot of people in the last few months.

Of course it's not just the Amnesty Fiasco but the whole Inane Bush Package of Uncontrolled Spending, New Monstrous Entitlements, Promotion of UnFree Trade, Outsourcing, Pandering to minorities, Failure to protect our borders and control immigration etc.

There is conservative backlash developing against Bush and it's only going to build in the coming months IMO. Throw in a economic calamity or some other "event" and Bush could find himself in another horserace of an election.

[Tamzee]

The kool-aid thing is old and tired... just like your bile and rhetoric.

[SerpentDove]

>>Then it's a relief that it is the LEFT that marches in lockstep, and not the right <<

So are you saying FReepers basically are nothing but a "herd mentality"?

I don't think so.

As I said before, g'nite.

[Texasforever]

I think Bush stands to lose more than a few from his base. Judging by some recent conversations I've had with friends when the subject turns to Bush you can feel the Rage

Pssst......you ain't the base.

[Luis Gonzalez]

You go ahead and warm up.

Let me know how you propose to get all this done by State and Federal governments.

[The_Eaglet]

A surprising threat to freedom-Campaign Finance Reform thread-day 29

[Luis Gonzalez]

He ain't even the tenor.

[txdoda]

Then you go out and do better.>>>>>

Haven't you heard.....Our gov't will arrest us citizens if we attempt to do *their* job, that they won't do.

Us citizens are *expected* to obey our laws, yet our gov't doesn't hold many of our new residents to these *same* expectation.