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To: Mike10542

That's it- amnesty is a done deal if this report is true. You folks can make your calls and e-mails if you like, but Hastert's House was the last obstacle.

I will be voting for the Constitution Party from now on.

This isn't really a country any more- it's more of a "zone." A free trade and migration zone. And our politiicans and (judging by recent polls) a lot of Americans are apparently ok with that.


4 posted on 04/27/2006 2:05:58 PM PDT by Altair333 (Please no more 'Bush's fault' posts- the joke is incredibly old)
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To: Altair333
"This isn't really a country any more- it's more of a "zone." A free trade and migration zone. And our politiicans and (judging by recent polls) a lot of Americans are apparently ok with that."

It has become more like a free fire zone against American Citizens.
7 posted on 04/27/2006 2:14:03 PM PDT by Ursus arctos horribilis
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To: Altair333
This isn't really a country any more- it's more of a "zone." A free trade and migration zone. And our politiicans and (judging by recent polls) a lot of Americans are apparently ok with that.

No our last hope is with the states, it may be time to consider articles of secession......

8 posted on 04/27/2006 2:16:43 PM PDT by austinite
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To: Altair333

Well if you like the Constitution Party you agree with the following which is essentially an isolationist policy with treatment of terrorists like criminals. This is enough of a reason by itself to reject the Consitiution Party. If we're not willing to go to war against international terrorists and anyone who harbors them then nothing else much matters.

"The USA PATRIOT Act permits arrests without warrants and secret detention without counsel, wiretaps without court supervision, searches and seizures without notification to the individual whose property is invaded, and a host of other violations of the legal safeguards our nation has historically developed according to principles descending from the Fourth and Fifth Amendments.

Since we will no longer have a free nation while the federal government (or the governments of the several states, as the federal government may authorize) can violate our historic rights under such laws, we call for the rejection of all such laws and the ceasing of any such further proposals including the aforementioned Domestic Securities Enhancement Act.

The Constitution Party is unalterably opposed to the criminal acts of terrorists, and their organizations, as well as the governments which condone them. Individuals responsible for acts of terrorism must be punished for their crimes, including the infliction of capital punishment where appropriate. In responding to terrorism, however, the United States must avoid acts of retaliation abroad which destroy innocent human lives, creating enmity toward the United States and its people; and

In accord with the views of our Founding Fathers, we must disengage this nation from the international entanglements which generate foreign hatred of the United States, and are used as the excuse for terrorist attacks on America and its people. The 'war on terrorism" is not a proper excuse for perpetual U.S. occupation of foreign lands, military assaults on countries which have not injured us, or perpetual commitment of taxpayer dollars to finance foreign governments."


16 posted on 04/27/2006 2:36:03 PM PDT by plain talk
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To: Altair333
I will be voting for the Constitution Party from now on.

If all you do is vote, it doesn't really matter who you vote for. If you are serious about the Constitution party, you need to get busy, reforming the ballot access laws in about 40 states. Until all states have equal ballot access, for all partys, the Constitution party will remain irrelevant.

59 posted on 04/27/2006 8:48:55 PM PDT by c-b 1
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