Bush eyes Democrats for help on amnesty

The Washington Times ^ | November 9, 2006 | Stephen Dinan

[TAdams8591]

When I decide NOT to vote for someone, it's not to send them a message but to get rid of them. I am not interested in teaching them lessons, but am interested in nominating better candidates.

There are other ways to send messages, such as calling their office and telling them what you think directly,and/ or refusing to donate.

I have infrequently voted for less important candidates who were not Republican. However, I generally vote for the Republican NOT because they have an R after their name, but because they are usually the more conservative AND viable candidate who most closely shares my views.

[Reaganwuzthebest]

Clinton wanted to get elected again, in some instances, he backed down. Pres. Bush will not do this.

On that we agree, at least when it comes to immigration. Only Ted Kennedy it seems is more committed to open borders. We may have to rely on a few democrats like Byrd to stop the amnesty train. He has done it a few times before.

[nyconse]

I hope someone puts and end to this Amnesty bill.

[conservativecorner]

He's been a proponent of illegal immigration even before he was President. What changed things was 9/11, but this President continues to allow an open border even with the dangers we face as a nation. He's PATHETIC on ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION.