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Well, it's not the immigrant who is the problem, it is the liberal give away program. Again, vote out enough of the liberals and replace the liberal judges and pretty soon you can eliminate the liberal programs. Once the liberal/socialist programs are gone, most of these problems will be reduced to manageable levels. Makes perfect sense to me.

it's not the immigrant who is the problem, it is the liberal give away program. Again, vote out enough of the liberals........

Easier said than done.
We are becoming outnumbered.
The demographics get a little worse for us each day

Well, it's not the immigrant who is the problem, it is the liberal give away program. I partly agree. But it is the immigrant who votes for socialist liberals for their give-away programs that will make it impossible in the future for us to get back the House of the Senate. Jim, the battle of the electorate is being lost because the "enemy" is getting massive reinforcement in the form of immigrants who vote Democrat.

#174: "Well, it's not the immigrant who is the problem, it is the liberal give away program. Again, vote out enough of the liberals and replace the liberal judges and pretty soon you can eliminate the liberal programs."

But we tried that tactic in 1994. I stood in a voting line and voted a straight Republican ticket as did millions of others. Our vote that day literally shook the American political world. We trusted Newt & company to begin to rid our nation of all the rot you just described above.

There's no need to remind you of the failure and betrayal that 'revolution' was. The liberal programs and judges you bemoan have grown at a colossal rate since we handed the wheel over to the R's.

PS: About immigration not being a part of 9-11, I beg to differ. Not only were some of these immigrants on many global terrorist lists, but some refused to leave after their visas expired. And finally, what kind of nation would install, and allow to remain, a immigration policy which allows 30 year olds to enter the country as 'students' with no visible means of economic support? When I was a kid, students were much younger that Muhammad Atta...