[JustPiper]

We begged him!

[JustPiper]

Ping!!!

[Enterprise]

I deeply support President Bush and I am now beginning to worry about his re-election. I plan to vote for him, but in light of 9/11, I honestly fear that he has made a dreadful blunder with his stealth amnesty plan and lack of will to protect our Southern border. Please let me be wrong.

[The_Eaglet]

If ever there was a time for a third party to emerge with some alternative ideas, 2004 is it.

Alternative to Bush's liberal mix of statism and abandonment of border defense is the Constitution Party.

[Texasforever]

I know, I know. Bush is toast. Dean didn't lose, Bush lost. Bush is toast, Bush is Toast. He was born with a silver boot in his mouth, Bush is toast, Bush is toast. I will fight for YOU!, Bush is toast, Bush is toast. I will crush the Bush army, Bush is toast, Bush is toast.

[denydenydeny]

Consider the source. It's nutty Joe Farah.

[dts32041]

But the bush bots say we are wrong.

They don't believe that conservatives have become the blacks of the pubbie party.

[gatorbait]

In fact, a CBS News poll showed similar drops for Bush support – notably over his plans on immigration.

ALL IS LOST!!!!!!! CBS, the bastion of truth and objectivity has a poll indicating Bush has a drop in support! Omigawd! When CBS abandons President Bush, all hope is LOST!

Where is Pat Buchanan when we need him to lead us to the Promised Land? Oh drat, woe betide us all.

[bonesmccoy]

Nay saying blather... Bush-Cheney is looking good.

WIN!

[Byron_the_Aussie]

...if ever there was a time for a third party to emerge with some alternative ideas, 2004 is it...

Not necessary. Yet.

The real question is, where are the high-profile Republicans, who should be speaking out about the President's mid term lurch towards liberaldom? Why have they been neutered? They seemed to be everywhere, before the last election.

Maybe if someone on his own team would reproach the President on the amnesty and the PATRIOT Act, it might prompt a correction or at least softening, of his stance.

[jpsb]

Bush has made huges mistakes. He is his a big government, big spending liberal that would let the nation be over run by illegals immigrants that seek to over throw our Constitutional government. The Rats are worse, I recommend drinking heavily.

[xJones]

If there's one journalist opinion that can be counted on to bash Bush, it's Joseph Farah, followed by Maureen Dowd, Joe Sobran and the assorted raft and scaff. IOW, it's that time of year and journalists are sharpening their completely (cough) unbiased (cough, cough) swords.

Ol' Dean certainly got ganged up on by his brother Dems in the last few weeks. Not that he didn't deserve it, but the sharks are out and journalistic drive-by shootings are the order of the day.

[Hon]

Farah couldn't even get his gripe about Kwanza right--he got the dates wrong.

He should stick to what he does best, hawking survivor gear for Y2K.

[TigersEye]

proposing a vague manned mission to Mars without providing even the least compelling reasons, goals and objectives?

What a dufus. The goal is very specific. We're going to Mars. That's the objective. Mars. A manned mission to Mars is quite compelling.

[TigersEye]

I say this as a dispassionate observer, ...

Liar!

[TigersEye]

When matched against an unknown Democratic presidential candidate, Bush squeaks out a 48 percent to 46 percent victory.

LOL That's understandable. If the Dems could picture someone/anyone running against Bush, other than the dwarves they've got, they would vote for him.

[Porterville]

The big loser was George W. Bush.

Oh really?? The out right rejection of Dean and his total polar opposite platform of that of Bush is some how a loss for Bush???

Why do these "journalist" get paid??? Why?? I like money too, and I can actually understand what is going on!!!

[Fledermaus]

Just one more reason I don't read WND any longer... Farah is an extremist nut ala Buchanan.

[ETERNAL WARMING]

Farah nails it. When will this madness end? I would love to support W again. I simply cannot. Between the out of control spending and his Guest worker/anti-American taxpayer and worker plan, he leaves me little reason.

All of us potentially lose with his immigration plan. It's an open employment door to the workers of the world to apply for US jobs. How happy the Corporations must be. They no longer need to trouble themselves with a move offshore. The cheap labor will be brought to them right here in the US of A.

Where are the details, Jorge? If an Employer is paying $5.15 for a job that should rate $15 plus benefits and no American applies, will it go to a foreigner? If an Employer ignores the rules and doesn't offer the job to American's first, will they be punished? Who will oversee this fiasco? Who will monitor this bohemoth? What fields are going to be sacrosanct? Any of them? Will Doctors have to compete with Doctors from India? Will Engineers have to compete with Engineers from Russia? Where is the protection for American citizens, or doesn't it matter if they have no jobs? How will they feed their families? How will they pay their bills?

The only answer..if you can call it that..was more retraining money. For what? Why should Americans sacrifice and train for years for jobs they can't compete for? How can they spend hundreds of thousands on an education and then have to compete with low wage third worlders for every position? It's insane!


I agree with Farah! What a time for a viable Third Party man to emerge! It's the cry of our hearts.

[EGPWS]

The big loser was George W. Bush.

Yes, this is true. I just wonder what state out of the 50 it may be that he could lose in '04.

[Bonaparte]

"... a seasoned, smooth, mature political pro in John Kerry."

Hahahahahahahahaha!!! Stop, this is killing me, I can't breathe! Hahahahahahaha!!