Will Tom Tancredo be next president?

WorldNetDaily ^ | November 8, 2006

[medscribe]

In a word...NO.

[sushiman]

The next Prez has already been decided ...The new world order has spoken ...It's Hilary !

[freeangel]

I know a lot of people don't like Tom, but I toast him for bringing this to the attention of many people. And, who after all, would have expected pelosi to ever be in the position she is in now? Run, Tom, run.

[bad company]

No.

[MinorityRepublican]

No.

[goldstategop]

Tom Tancredo is correct. We need to stand firm if we're going to protect our country's future and have the right immigration policy. We need to secure our borders, deport illegal aliens and restrict legal immigration to those with valuable or critical job skills. What the President and Democrats want would transform America into a Third World country within a few decades. I don't think the American people want to go down that road.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." -Manuel II Paleologus

[NapkinUser]

I know Tancredo is most likely not going to go far in the primary (the odds of him winning the republican primary are 26-to-1 according to some online betting site.) But I'll vote for him if he runs, and he'll move other republican candidates to the right on immigration, so I would really like to see him run.

[Penny]

Without strong, moral leadership, without a renewed sense of purpose, without a rededication to family and community, without shunning the race hustlers and pop-culture sham artists, without protecting borders, language and culture, the nation that once was "the land of the free and home of the brave" and the "one last best hope of mankind" will repeat the catastrophic mistakes of the past, he writes.

I happen to like his forthrightness, but folk on this thread liking him or not should not disqualify a potential candidate who thinks along these lines. He'll get my unqualified support, both in time and money, win or lose, for this country otherwise is indeed heading toward repeating the causes of Rome's decline--and its subsequent catastrophic fall.

Regards . . . Penny

[B Knotts]

Maybe, but in the mean time, he ought to run for Minority Whip.

[arthurus]

The electoral bias against Congressmen becoming president is pretty stiff. Governors are preferred.

[arthurus]

The recent election has rendered this all moot. Bush and Congress will earnestly set about the project of importing millions and millions of new Democrats which will forever end the concept of border security and Republicans as a national, or even a state contender.

[agere_contra]

Good for Tancredo.

[NapkinUser]

I doubt many Americans really care if the person running is a representative, senator, governor or even an agriculture commissioner, as long as they say the right things and they agree with them. Kerry didn't lose because he was a senator.

[MaineVoter2002]

There's talk of a third party in usenet. Im feeling a strong rumble.

By the way... Joe Biden said that John Bolton's history

[YOUGOTIT]

The next President will be Nancy and then Hillery, unless Islam takes over sooner and then NO woman will be allowed to work anywhere.

[YOUGOTIT]

"I don't think the American people want to go down that road."

The American people just voted to go down that road. Did you not read about al Qaeda winning both house of congress?

[arthurus]

Check history. Only a couple of congressmen or senators have been elected though many have run. Kennedy was a senator.

[goldstategop]

Those who do not remember history are doomed to repeat it. If 9/11 recurs here on Democrat watch, we will have more than 3,000 dead Americans upon our conscience.

"Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." -Manuel II Paleologus

[don-o]

The next Prez has already been decided ...The new world order has spoken ...It's Hilary !

Well, at least it's not that Clinton woman, Hillary - (sorry, I could not resist)