That may be, but could you please explain how he is wrong on this one.
He went too far by supporting a call for impeachment.
But, IMHO, he's right about:
[Bush] prefers to promote a vague immigration "reform" plan that involved a "guest worker" program
. . . this nation finds itself in a desperate war declared by a formidable foe determined to use our open borders to destroy this country that we must act now.
Bush claims it is because America needs cheap labor. That's what the law of supply and demand is all about. It's not his duty or responsibility to acquire workers for big corporations and other fat cats below what the market will support.
My response is to send a message by voting against incumbents of both political parties in local and state elections.
Local, and state elected officials have nothing to do with the Federal Government refusing to address the Border Problems. While I agree that many local and state incumbants need to be fired, a blanket firing of all incumbants isn't going to happen.
Things on the Border are rapidly getting more intense, things are about to boil over, something has to be done soon.
The solution is to get the attention of those in charge. Those in charge have continued to ignore the problem, knowing their position is very unpopular, I don't believe anything short of a bill if impeachment will get their attention.
"My response is to send a message by voting against incumbents of both political parties in local and state elections."
- Stopping the illegal flow of illegal immigration from Mexico is replacing Social Security as the "Third Rail" of American politics. In case you hadn't noticed, Latino voters have replaced blacks as the second largest ethnic group in the country and they are massively opposed to any draconian measures to stem the tide of relatives and friends who wish to join them here. That is why neither the Republicans or Democrats will adopt any measures which might lose them this important voting block. This is even more vital to the Republicans since they already have lost the black vote. To lose the Latinos to, would mean they would never again occupy the White House or control either the Senate or Congress ever again for that matter.
However, your comment that you are registering a protest by, "voting against incumbents of both political parties in local and state elections." leaves me puzzled. Just how do you go to the polls and vote against someone?