The election this fall is no more a secret then the agenda of those trying to drive a wedge into Republican/Conservative voters.
So having gotten mauled over your attempts to say people on my side of this issue cannot win elections, you now must attack my credibility, Mr. Civility? I voted for Bush twice. Got out in 2000 in Colorado in the protests when Gore tried to steal the election.
The election this fall is no more a secret then the agenda of those trying to drive a wedge into Republican/Conservative voters.
I hate to tell you this, since you clearly have either an aversion to or an allergic reaction in response to reality, but Bush is not running for re-election ever again. The House GOP members are. And Bush's demand for a guest worker program before the borders are secure is hurting their chances. Polls repeatedly show this. Polls also show GOP voters are against Bush on this issue, 52-40. Pollss on FR from members echo this, as well as posts from long-time posters who have steadfastly supported Bush on matters such as Iraq and the WOT. History shows Bush's stance here is a bad idea.
So tell me, who is driving the wedge here? My side? Or Bush's bullheaded determination to get his immigration agenda through, even if he has to get Dems and RINOs to pass it over the votes of conservative legislators?