Conservative group targets Bush over immigration

North County Times ^ | 2 October 2004 | William Finn Bennett

[JackelopeBreeder]

Looks like some people in California decided they have nothing left to lose and want this issue way out in the open.

[WOSG]

STUPID IS AS STUPID DOES



Read the Democrat platform THEY ARE FOR 100% AMNESTY!!!!

[Cultural Jihad]

Last week, a group called Friends of the Border Patrol [George Soros and John Kerry] began a series of ads on KABC-AM in Los Angeles blasting Bush for . . .

Repaired the article.

[JackelopeBreeder]

Ping!

[flashbunny]

what a bunch of idiots. Have bush lose, make things worse.

Yes, the border situation sucks. You don't make things better by making things worse.

[Max Combined]

"Fed up with what they say is the Bush administration's failure to address a growing illegal immigration problem, a small group of conservatives has launched a series of radio ads seeking to convince voters to oust President Bush from office."

Cutting off their nose to spite their face.

[Mr. Mojo]

a small group of conservatives has launched a series of radio ads seeking to convince voters to oust President Bush from office.

Do they think that Kerry would be better on this issue? Odds are he'd be even worse (if that's possible). And in the middle of the WOT with possibly three SCOTUS justices retiring in the near future this is no time to be putting a dangerous liberal like Kerry in the WH. These "conservatives" have their heads up their asses.

[rmmcdaniell]

Illegal Immigration will be the defining issue after 2004. If Bush continues to ignore the problem after he is re-elected, the Republican party will be torn apart. There are many republicans who are only holding their nose and voting for the party establishment this one last time because they feel obligated not to switch horses mid-stream after 9-11. However, with the WH open in 2008 the pressure and abosolute need to deal with this problem will not be held back any longer.

[Outland]

Maybe we need to air some radio ads...

"Vote for Bush/Cheney and keep Kerry/Edwards/Soros out of the Whitehouse."

[FairOpinion]

Those conservative groups better wake up and smell the REAL enemy! The Dems are pulling out all the stops to perpertrate massive voter fraud and invalidate the election if Bush wins. The ONLY thing that can counteract them, is for ALL conservatives to fight the real enemy, get out and vote for Bush, so he wins with such decisive margin, to overcome the fraud AND it will still be a decisive margin, to overcome any possible challenge to the election.

This is not time to "make a point" and throw the entire country to the terrorists.

Campaigns begin mobilizing lawyers (Dems already filing lawsuits)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1234511/posts

Lawyer urges snowbirds to cast their votes (to help Kerry)in Florida
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1234506/posts

Foreign election monitors driven by leftist political agenda (Alcee Hastings to appoint monitors!)
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1234517/posts

[Travis McGee]

I agree. If "our" RINOs continue to support Open Borders Uber Alles, what's the point of supporting them?

[janetgreen]

the Bush administration's failure to address a growing illegal immigration problem

The understatement of the century. It's not just him, it's most of them in Washington, and what they're doing to America is criminal.

[dagnabbit]

Some people don't like having their sovereign Nation replaced by a merged USAMexico. Why does this still surprise the Bush White House?

[c-b 1]

Let's cut our nose off to spite our face.

If we don't like Bush's border policys, we will HATE sKerry's.

[bayourod]

I see you pinged your official list of fellow anti-Bush freepers. How do the members of your group feel about being publicly outed?

[Cultural Jihad]

Cutting off their nose to spite their face.

"Give me what I want, or I swear I'll use it, and then you'll be really sorry!"

[rmmcdaniell]

Continuing to vote for the Republicans solely for the sake of achieving short-term victories is a lost cause. Republicans might win in 2004 or even 2008, but when Texas inevitably becomes solid Democrat, the party of Clinton will have an unbreakable stranglehold on the Electoral College. Any minor gains conservatism makes in a second Bush term will be completely negated by the permanent demographic changes underway. I’m guessing that these Republicans feel that the only hope for this country is to deliver a swift kick in the rear to a complacent party. Perhaps if they get the message, a true conservative can be elected in 2008 before its too late (Instead of a Bush successor who will likely be equally weak).

[faithincowboys]

This is clearly the Left doing this. This is unreal.

[NYCVirago]

What tools. Do they think they'd be getting this media coverage for opposing a Democrat? It's just the latest Bush-bashing story, and something the media is all too happy to publicize.

[radicalamericannationalist]

Because there are lots of folks who think telling the emperor he has no clothes is a mortal sin. Though I will hold my nose and vote for Bush because the Democrats have become dangerously irresponsible (there liberalism is not just like teenagers, but teenagers who downed all of Daddy's secret stash) after November, the long-knives need to come out and conservatives have to retake the party.