[Texasforever]

But they had enough votes to take away from the Labour Party that Labour effectively "hijacked" One Nation's stance on immigration because they were afraid of losing the election last year.

I see, so what you are doing is trying to "scare" Bush into stopping the amnesty. I think I see what you are doing now, all this talk of "losing my vote" is just a bluff and you are using Australia as an example of how that worked. However, if the tactic does not work what is plan B?

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My statement that I won't vote for Bush again is no bluff - I don't trust him.

[HennepinPrisoner]

I see, so what you are doing is trying to "scare" Bush into stopping the amnesty. I think I see what you are doing now, all this talk of "losing my vote" is just a bluff and you are using Australia as an example of how that worked.

What "bluff"? If George W. Bush is the Republican candidate in 2004, then I'll vote for the 3rd Party. That's not a "bluff".

However, if the tactic does not work what is plan B

We just need a candidate that can draw enough Republican votes away from Bush if he goes through with this plan. There will always be Bushites who will support him no matter what. But there are enough people upset enough about his immigration policy to swing an election.

If what you are saying is "What if Bush does not listen?",well then that is a political chance he has to take.

Who knows? Maybe he doesn't even care if he wins or not...this amnesty program is probably going to make him personally wealthy.

[Brownie74]

I see, so what you are doing is trying to "scare" Bush into stopping the amnesty.

If Bush continues with this amnesty insanity, I WILL NOT VOTE FOR HIM. This is not a "scare". The only time I bluff is when I am playing poker.