That is not true at all, I'm smarter than that. I am complaining that the damage he has managed in his first term can be exceeded beyond all ability to repair in his second.
The FTAA treaty slowly usurps the constitution and places us under international law. The Supreme Court is studying international law right now, and have stated that when international law conflicts with the constitution the constitution will have to be set aside. There is no bill of rights in international law. No writ of habeous corpus. Eventually, in case after case, when it gets down to some shop owner in Podunck, Miss. suing some shop owner in Chili, international law will finally usurp the constitution entirely.
Reagan created and instant 3 million strong voting block for demonrats with his amnesty. One that has influnenced the invasion we are suffering now. If Bush gets an 12 million amnesty passed what does that do to the delicate balance we are experiencing at the polls now between 50% demonrats and 50% Republicans? Or should we not consider these questions, hold our noses and vote?
I assume there is a cohesive and workable plan that I am not privy to, to contain and constrain the Republican Party from it's leftward bent. If not shouldn't there be one? Given the mindset of politicians shouldn't a plan contain the power of reward and punishment? If so how is it to be wielded? We have talked for years about incremental steps while Demonrats have galloped on our faces to the point that conservatives are foreigners in their own party and without representation. What are these future incremental steps and how do we implement them?