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To: Steelfish

The most contentious decision of his presidency was to leave the Mexican border undefended and porous as a sieve.

It was deliberate, unconscionable, and is leading - directly - to the destruction of the United States.

He turned the country into a hospital gown - demure in front (Iraq), nothing in back (Mexico).


4 posted on 06/05/2010 10:01:04 PM PDT by Talisker (When you find a turtle on top of a fence post, you can be damn sure it didn't get there on it's own.)
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To: Talisker

He can be rightly criticized for his shortcomings regarding the influx of illegal immigrants, but IMO, your statement goes too far.

I would implore all who criticize him to clearly remember part of his legacy: never mind his “Harriet Meiers feint” (a consummate insider assures me it was such)

...George W Bush gave us TWO of the most rock-ribbed and reliable conservative constitutional adherents on the Supreme Court of the United States...

Chief Justice John Roberts, and Associate Justice, Samuel Alito. On balance, our nation gained immensely, as Reagan appointee Sandra Day-O’Connor was never better than a swing vote.

Recall the Chelo v. New London property rights case and reflect that this 5 - 4 margin is probably ALL that stands between our nation and a political/moral ABYSS of truly biblical proportions for right now.

If the margin was tilted 5 - 4 in the other direction, what WOULDN’T the socialist-progressive attempt, knowing they could rely on the international law/case-law based imprimatur of a Constitutional revisionist SCOTUS for the better part of a generation.

Close your eyes for a moment and indulge a nightmare...imagine another Sotomayor on the court as Chief, instead of Roberts, and another Bader-Ginsburg, Souter, or Kagan instead of Alito.

That’s what we would have gotten with AlGore or John eFfin’ sKerry, and we would be well and truly screwed as a nation

not that things aren’t difficult enough as we face them right now, but seriously...imagine the horror were we unprotected by SCOTUS.

In fact, if the health care insurance reform legislation countersuits make their way to the Supreme Court’s docket, Obama may come to severely regret his moment of abysmal and demeaning hubris in tauntingly criticizing the SCOTUS decision during the State of the Union address, with the court members seated in the congressional audience.

The Conservative members may make the most of such an opportunity to stick it to zer0bama, saying in effect, “Up yours, buddy - this is NOT Constitutional - not under the commerce clause, or any other we find...”

FReegards,

A.A.C.


8 posted on 06/05/2010 10:52:02 PM PDT by AmericanArchConservative (Armour on, Lances high, Swords out, Bows drawn, Shields front ... Eagles UP!)
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To: Talisker

Agree-100%. Even worse, he was McCain’s collaborator in WH-chief to ram amnesty down our throats. But he really put the boot on the throat of Islamic Terror and the axis of evil unlike the current apologizer in chief.


13 posted on 06/06/2010 12:08:49 AM PDT by Steelfish (ui)
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To: Talisker

Repeat a lie often enough and you’ll get some idiots believing it ....Yep W was for a form of amnesty ...he was always honest about it ...he lost the fight and then did a hell of a lot to close the borders ...not perfect? it is impossible to turn it around overnight ...but great strides were made

The border wars on this site show just how complicated the issue is....I never thought you can totally close down that border. build a fence and they build a tunnel .Most of the experts who tell us how Bush failed never have seen the border

Come on down and fix it


14 posted on 06/06/2010 12:20:36 AM PDT by woofie
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