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To: kabar
The big mistake was not giving the WH more leeway in how the money was spent, but passing the bill in the first place.

If he'd listened to 'We The People', and got serious about stopping the illegals from coming into this country and rounding up illegals already here and deporting them, the republicans would still hold congress, in my opinion. People were ticked and had no way to redress their grievances. They weren't being listened to!! They did the only thing left to them. BOOTED THEM OUT!

240 posted on 11/09/2006 11:34:04 AM PST by Netizen (When a candidate fails to appeal to enough voters, to get elected, whose fault is that?)
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To: Netizen
The worst thing that Bush can do to the GOP again is to sign a comprehensivie immigration reform bill. It will be opposed by the majority of House and Senate Reps so Bush will be undermining his own party. I can't recall a WH doing that except for Clinton's support of NAFTA.

If Bush really cared about the GOP, he would veto any immigration reform bill, i.e., amnesty or legalization of status. Besides being the right thing to do, this could be a winning issue for the Reps in 2008 as long as McCain isn't heading the ticket.

245 posted on 11/09/2006 11:56:24 AM PST by kabar
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