TARGET: Tom Tancredo (Warned "never to darken the door of the White House again.")

Roll Call ^ | November 18, 2002 | Josh Kurtz

[jwalsh07]

Aztec is derived from the name of the land they lived in, Azatlan.

MHO, Tancredo should keep his promise.

[montag813]

And, like, we really BELIEVE you worked with him!

Why should I give a sh*t what you believe? Consultants made this victory happen, many of us were handpicked by Karl to wirte ads. We wrote and produced manily "tactical" (attack) ads, such as the anti-Cleland barrage. However, we are not whores, we actually believe passionately in American values. And "open borders" and comptempt for the rule of law are not values we support.

Yes, I warn Karl, as many of us do in person. He is a great guy and not closed-minded at all, very open to ideas. He is not King Karl I.(There are personal issues between him and Tancredo, which are not widely reported.) However I believe Karl's thinking is flawed that the GOP must support amnesty for illegals to get the Hispanic vote. It is a foolish strategy, soomed to failure, and with catastrophic consequences.

[alphadog]

"The Republican Party continues to purge conservative activists. Most of the 1994 "Revolutionaries" have been expelled."

That says it all...I hope the bushbot RINO's are happy...

[Torie]

One man's "prophet" is another man's shock jock. I stand by my judgment here.

[frnewsjunkie]

You'll notice I said "All".

[Johnny Shear]

Bush is, for some reason, dead set against preserving our borders, language and culture. (apologies to Michael Savage)Do you agree with this?

3. Then browse the archives of FreeRepublic, NewsMax, WND, etc., and see how the RINOS in charge have been abandoning Conservative Republicans for years. (hint--THAT'S the real point of the story!)

First you quote Michael Savage and now you site NewsMax and WorldNetDaily????

Have I stumbled onto some new site called StormArtBellFront.com??

WOW!!!

[sinkspur]

The Republicans are Democrats with lower sex drives.

I guess you won't be looking at the pictures in PEOPLE over the next few years then, huh?

[skeeter]

Would you vote for a conservative Mexican-American if they ran for office?

In a heartbeat. And if he promised to do something about our pourous borders I'd pound the pavement for him.

Your point?

[deport]

I wonder who can back this up for him?

He said, no he said type thing.... as it was a 40 minute phone call and unless Tan was taping it then who knows what was actually said.....

[ambrose]

His clumsy handling of illegal immigrants in California cost Republicans the state, and they are still struggling to get back into the game.

I'm not so sure that's true. 1994 was a huge year for the California GOP. Demographics have been the downfall in CA as GOP-leaning voters continue to flee to states like Colorado.

[M. Thatcher]

Consultants made this victory happen, many of us were handpicked by Karl to wirte ads.

Before you so handsomely credit yourself, I recommend spellcheck.

[RodgerD]

George Bush is a... complete, incompetent idiot
Uh, right. Most of the twits who buy this are suddenly out of power.

Granted, though verbally-challenged, Bush is not an idiot.

He knows that if he can serve up enough of his amnesty-pandering he'll lose the Hispanic vote by a smaller margin than he did the last time, and he'll get the all-important Term II. That's it. That's where the justification for the Administration's border and immigration policy begins and ends. There is nothing else to it.

The likely end result of such open-border policies, the de-facto merger of the United States and Mexico, with equivalent (bad) societal conditions and norms on both sides of the former border, comes after November '04 amd is therefore, somebody else's problem.

[sinkspur]

You do not present yourself as a "consultant." With all the misspelled words and choppy phrases, I'm surprised the GOP won anything.

Maybe you could learn to "wirte" next time.

[M. Thatcher]

the de-facto merger of the United States and Mexico

Oh, get a freaking grip. You Buchananites, with your collective IQ of 4.7 and your Chicken Little jeremiads, are not worth the electrons.

[Howlin]

I can't imagine Rove saying "Never darkening the door here at the White House again." I mean, it's not like you call up and ASK to come over......they call you. All they have to do is NOT return your phone calls.

Everybody so damn melodramatic.

[Libertina]

Karl Rove...Karl Rove...I can't remember whether I voted for him or not.
:) BUMP

[Captainpaintball]

Actually reading what you wrote
1. When I said "read between the lines," I meant the news article you told me to "scroll waaaa-/-aaay up" to. Which one of us needs an interpreter?

Yep, it's all a 'spiracy!
2. I'm not talking about any conspiracy when I mention the orchestrated abandonment of conservatives like Brett Schundler and Bill Simon (among others) It was a mistake to do this--no matter how conservative they are, how badly they campaigned, and no matter how much Bush personally disliked them!

3. Done. Thanks.
Your problem is you read too quickly. slow down!

[Kerberos]

"not exactly the Bush style of doing things and I would question this statement. "

I would however question his actions, or lack thereof, which I think is pretty clear.

[Ronin]

I can't imagine any Republican supporting this guy.

He made a pledge regarding term limits. He was the head of an organization that strongly advocated term limits.

Now, after three terms, he has decided that he likes Washington a bit better than he thought he would and doesn't relish the idea of going back to being a peon.

He gave his word and now he wants to break it. It may be good politics to some, but it stinks to me.

To hell with him. He is no Republican in my book.