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To: areafiftyone
Bush is a lost cause.

The only thing we can hope for now is that the next Republican President will have the guts to see the problem for what it is - a massive illegal invasion of our borders in collusion with the government of Mexico, and is willing to risk the anger of the Hispanic community to do something about it.

Until we get someone in the Oval Office who isn't afraid of a little political heat, nothing is going to change.
92 posted on 05/15/2006 6:06:53 AM PDT by reagan_fanatic (Support American sovereignty - boycott employers of illegal aliens)
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To: reagan_fanatic
The only thing we can hope for now is that the next Republican President

Assuming there ever is a next Republican President.

This is old, but the reasoning under it is still valid:

As I've been saying for a few years, I'm worried about VICE President Clinton.
Think of it:

• She keeps her promise not to run for president in '04
• Two years and one day into her term the first slotter gets arkincided
• Under Article XXII, she can still run for two full terms as the incumbent
• The Hillary!™ Decade begins
• Hillary uses the Patriot Act to it's fullest extent, and beyond
• At the end of the Hillary!™ Decade there is a National Emergency "temporarily" delaying the elections
• Under the pressure of the National Emergency, the 2nd and 22nd amendments are repealed
• By the time the National Emergency is over all the 'improved' source code for the touch screen electronic balloting will be in place......

Just as an aside, with the Clinton's love of all things Military - War Hero Kerry is VERY expendable, isn't he?

492 posted on 05/15/2006 7:39:01 AM PDT by null and void (Islam wasn't hijacked on 9/11. It was exposed.)
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