[Happy2BMe]

"I voted. I voted no. So do you interpret the results af that poll as a massive move to dump Bush?"

The poll was not a national election and is was only soliciting opinions for whether Bush's immigration reform plan is a good one or not.

Bearing in mind that the poll was taken in one of the more conservative forums on the internet and the large majority of the participants were Bush supporters, you would have thought Bush would have fared much better.

This is going to be a pivotal issue in November. To think otherwise is pure political suicide.

[Howlin]

Bearing in mind that the poll was taken in one of the more conservative forums on the internet and the large majority of the participants were Bush supporters

Are all your posts this inaccurate? This site is overrun with unappeasables.

BTW, the owner and operator of this site -- who I assume read that poll just like you did -- states that it is his intent to reelect George W. Bush.

[Texasforever]

This is going to be a pivotal issue in November. To think otherwise is pure political suicide.

How about a bet. I will bet that within 3 weeks this issue will not even be discussed around here except for the small core of folks that use this forum for this single topic. Illegal Immigration will NOT be a factor in 2004.

[dubyagee]

This is going to be a pivotal issue in November. To think otherwise is pure political suicide.

I'm completely against 'immigration reform' and I voted also...but I can guarantee you that that one issue will not pivot me to vote for Dean. Or to throw it away on a third party. There are many things I have disagreed with Bush on...but I have no utopian vision of getting a President in office that backs policy that is 100% in agreement with my opinion either.