[basil]

He's still long-winded, and I still love to hear every word he says. I certainly can't see anything to argue with in this speech.

[goldstategop]

Guess who wasn't there? It was Arizona's co-author of the Senate's shamnesty bill. And we don't trust him either. Americans have to step up to do the job of securing our borders that our elites won't do. Its about time!

(Denny Crane: "Every one should carry a gun strapped to their waist. We need more - not less guns.")

[GnL]

"Hey President Bush, can you hear us now?"

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[Cinnamon]

I love Bush, and I hope he doesn't go with COngress on this issue. He needs to stick with the ppl that put him in The Office. we need enforcement of the laws and nothing else. these illegals are on their way to getting IRS immunity for years not accounted.. etc. It just gets to me that someone already breaking the law can get it so good courtesy of our goverment. I, as an American would love for the IRS to forget about my taxes... but that's not gonna happen. Only illegals are afforded such luxuries.

[capt. norm]

Thanx for the post.

I'm archiving this transcript on my Firefox scrapbook (great feature) in my illegal aliens file for later re-reading.

[cripplecreek]

I trust the president to fight the offensive side of the war on terror but I don't trust him on the defensive side when we're overrun with unknown millions from outside the country.

[bcsco]

I' ve liked Keyes although I've never considered him as Presidential material. I do like his hat, though. Reminds me of one I have in the closet I have to get cleaned and reformed. Just can't help thinking, however, that this is another 'hopeful' stepping into the Presidential ring.

[Recovering_Democrat]

I like Alan Keyes, and am becoming more of a "hawk" on immigration, but frankly I trust Bush more than any 'rat on any subject.

I appreciate people trying to change the direction of the Republican party to a more conservative party--that is in the model of Ronald Reagan--but come November, we need to keep the "R"s in power.

[pissant]

If only he could have been as coherent in the 2004 Illinois election.

[tflabo]

Go Goldwater. Allen Keyes is a gem too. Thanks Minutemen and Simcox. Dump backstabber McCain and troll Gov. Napalitano.

[gubamyster]

ping

[isthisnickcool]

Keyes looks good as a cowboy. Not as good as this guy though:

[airborne]

The Republican Party needs to wake up and realize - We are conservatives before we're Republicans.

[deport]

And I want to say it outright. I'm a Republican, . . . but it's about time that we look G.W. Bush in the eye and tell him, "We don't trust you, either!"

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And we should trust a fake cowboy in a long sleeve denim shirt?...... Someone needs to tell the staff that black felt cowboy hats aren't worn in the summer. Note the local fellar running for governor.

[djf]

Hey, El Presidente is worried about Vincente. He's worried about Blair and Saddam. He's worried about the premier of China. (Meanwhile, he won't even let the President of Taiwan LAND in the United States!) He's worried about Blair.

But Joe6P is a stand up American. Bush doesn't need to worry about him.

[Barney59]

Moving and to the point. First Class.

Go Minutemen.

You are the vanguard.

[kellynla]

BTTT

[Paul Ross]

Bump!

[SevenMinusOne]

GWB is a great man, d*mn fine POTUS and one hell of a CIC - Silly Alan Keyes is nothing more then a carpet bagger who couldn't gather 30% of the vote last time he put his money where his mouth is -

He is a blow hard (right on quite a bit) but a blow-hard plain and simple. And one that got his as$ handed to him when he put it on the line. Big time.