[robert david]

You and your lot are nothing but uncompromising one-issue fanatics. Even with the selection of Sarah Palin, you're still not happy. Luckily, you but a tiny percent of the GOP and an even tinier one of the American population. You simply do not matter.

[Eaker]

You and your lot are nothing but uncompromising one-issue fanatics.

In four or eight years this may be the only issue because supporters such as yourselves were championing illegal alien criminal scumbags.

At least by then you will have been on FR for more than a few minutes and your opinion might carry some weight.

It sure doesn't now n00bie.

[cripplecreek]

You and your lot are nothing but uncompromising one-issue fanatics.

Wrong AND stupid. I'd like to know when McCain is going to man up and confront china over the fact that they're funding and arming the terrorists who are killing the troops he claims to care so much about.

Even with the selection of Sarah Palin, you're still not happy.

Sorry the name Sarah Palin isn't a magic word to me like it is with you folks who have long since tossed your panties on the John McCain stage

Luckily, you but a tiny percent of the GOP and an even tinier one of the American population. You simply do not matter.

But I apparently matter enough for you to feel a need to respond. As for our "tiny minority"...How did that amnesty thing work out for you last time?

[rabscuttle385]

Even with the selection of Sarah Palin, you're still not happy.

That GOP elites think they can buy off conservatives with a token gift is both wrong and insulting, to say the least.

[E. Cartman]

Luckily, you but a tiny percent of the GOP and an even tinier one of the American population. You simply do not matter.

Given the unrestrained hostility citizens are showing against our treasonous "leaders" over this issue and the anger of the American people in general against allowing this invasion to continue, it's pretty clear that something very ugly is coming down the road. And, you're a fool if you don't see it.

Most of us of the 20th and 21st centuries are agog that our nation's leaders in the 19th century didn't see what was to become the civil war on the horizon or didn't do more to stop it. Similarly, it's pretty obvious now that few in Washington, including George W. Bush, want to make a sincere effort to staunch this very serious problem that everyone sees today.