[pissant]

That's the attitude.

[SolidWood]

Ping

[sheana]

Dang, sounds so simple! Wonder why noone else has thought of saying that?

(hands over ears, la la la la)

[AmericanMade1776]

And Hillary is going to end the war in Iraq.

[EagleUSA]

Showing some conservative, American concern about our borders and our soverignty, eh? He will certainly be person non grata at the White House....well, at least it sounds good. Unfortunately, he is a long way away from the Oval Office in more ways than one.

[pgkdan]

That's almost enough to make me want to vote for him.

[TitansAFC]

As opposed to removing all fences and granting amnesty like Rudy?

What a novel idea!

[Antoninus]

Nah, that attitude won't attract any votes... /sarcasm

[EyeGuy]

That is a promise that would resonate with most Americans. Let us pray that they hear it and remember the name.

Of course on the big stage of the Rush Limbaugh today, the pale conservative in as guest-host dismissed our DH with a trite "He's not qualified to be president". Not helpful with Rush's huge audience. Not helpful at all.

If Hunter's CV does not qualify him for CIC, than whose does?

[kjo]

Big media will never, ever, allow his candidacy to see the light of day.

Forget it.

Our choices in '08 are limited to McCain, Rudy, Romney, Hillary, Edwards, Obama, and probably Gore.

That's it.

[LS]

And exactly how does one do that if Congress doesn't fund it?

[CheezyD]

He's my choice... so far anyway.

[RightWhale]

There's a thousand old farts in this town who talk and look like that. What's special about this Hunter character?

[Plateau]

Fences are not the answer! The burden must be placed on the businesses who hire illegals! Why would I want to spend millions of tax dollars on a fence when all you have to do is pass a law that fines businesses $10,000.00 for each illegal they hire. The fence garbage is just for show. Unfortunately, the republicans want cheap labor and votes, demirats want the votes. Nothing is going to happen! All the Federal Government needs to do is enforce the laws and make a few new ones! Any person that turns in an illegal alien gets a reward, any business that hires an illegal alien gets a fine! Simple as that.

[samadams2000]

Will you then announce the rounding up of all 30+ million criminal illegals and have them frog marched back across the border? Youd have my vote.

[eeevil conservative]

oh HELL YEAH!

[ElPatriota]

..•A hard line on illegal immigration. •Cracking down on countries, mainly China, that he says are killing American manufacturing with unfair trade policies. •Unwavering support for a strong military and for the war in Iraq, including President Bush's addition of more than 20,000 U.S. troops.

You know, even if it takes him 4 years!... What's important here is "the attitude" of someone who HAS ALREADY DONE A LOT even if just as congressman. That to me means CREDIBILITY!

As supposed to BS of someone who just tells you what you want to hear at the proper time... Which is what I expect from your average politicians I am sad to say. Conviction is not something I expect from politicians... I hope we the people, raise the standars on the king people we elect.

I am the HUNTER... I am not just a talker... I have a record!... Take a good look!

:)

[onyx]

Big ole BUMP.

[Texas Songwriter]

Duncan needs to stay on message. This is the message which will produce a win of the Presidency.

[tumblindice]

Right down the line: Hunter's position/GOP position/Democrat position
1/12/07 Vote 23: H R 4: Medicare Prescription Drug Price Negotiation Act No No Yes
1/10/07 Vote 18: H R 2: Fair Minimum Wage Act No No Yes
1/9/07 Vote 15: H R 1: Implementing the 9/11 Commission Recommendations Act No No Yes
9/29/06 Vote 508: S 3930: Military Commissions Act Yes Yes No
9/28/06 Vote 502: H R 5825: Electronic Surveillance Modernization Act Yes Yes No
9/14/06 Vote 446: H R 6061: Secure Fence Act of 2006 Yes Yes No
7/29/06 Vote 425: H R 5970: Estate Tax and Extension of Tax Relief Act Yes Yes No
6/16/06 Vote 288: H RES 861: This vote pledged support for the War in Iraq and rejected a timetable for the withdrawal of U.S. troops. Yes Yes No
5/10/06 Vote 135: H R 4297: Extended the Bush tax cuts. Yes Yes No
2/1/06 Vote 4: H RES 653: Cut nearly $40 billion from the federal budget by imposing substantial changes on welfare, child support and student lending programs. Yes Yes No
12/16/05 Vote 661: H R 4437: This bill would clamp down on illegal immigration and toughen border security. It does not include any new avenue for current illegal immigrants to gain legal status. Yes Yes No
12/14/05 Vote 630: H R 2863: Supported a ban on cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment of detainees held by U.S. forces and to requires the military to follow the Army field manual for interrogations. No No Yes
9/29/05 Vote 506: H R 3824: Would have forced the government to compensate property owners if development plans were stymied by attempts to protect endangered species and would have given political appointees more power to make decisions about which species and areas would be subject to government intervention aimed at protecting plant and wildlife. Yes Yes No
7/28/05 Vote 445: H R 6: Offered tax breaks and incentives in what supporters said was an effort to spur oil and gas companies to provide innovative wasy to reduce the nation's dependence on foreign oil, conserve resources and reduce pollution. Yes Yes No
7/28/05 Vote 443: H R 3045: Established a free trade zone between the United States, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Gautemala, Honduras and Nicaragua; a separate agreement with the Dominican Republican was also included in the measure. No Yes No
6/22/05 Vote 296: H J RES 10: This vote approved the proposal of a Constitutional amendment to ban the desecration of the American flag. The same bill was later defeated in the Senate. Yes Yes No
6/15/05 Vote 258: H R 2862 No No Yes
5/24/05 Vote 204: H R 810: Would have repealed restrictions on federal spending on embryonic stem cell research. No No Yes
3/21/05 Vote 90: S 686: Gave federal courts jurisdiction in the Terri Schiavo dispute. Not Voting Yes No
1/4/05 Vote 6: H RES 5: Instituted a number of changes in the ethics rules that govern the conduct of individual members of Congress. Yes Yes No

Duncan Hunter Yes..Yes..Yes

[freekitty]

Elect this guy now.