[RLK]

When U.S. Rep. Tom Tancredo, Colorado Republican, said recently that illegal aliens should be deported, not given in-state tuition, Karl Rove, the Power Behind the Bush, told Mr. Tancredo never again to darken the steps of the White House.

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During 2004 I will also be telling Rove and Bush never to darken the steps of the White House again.

[Howlin]

No kidding? You should have said something sooner. We really were counting on your vote.

Really we were.

Honest.

[Mortimer Snavely]

Y'know, I am so comforted by the fact that Gore didn't win. Just think, had he won, we'd have a porous border, we'd be sending our critical industries to Red China, we'd declare to the world that the Red Chinese would be our strategic partners for peace, and the President of the United States of America would be celebrating the end of Ramadan with Islamist nutballs. I am so comforted by the current President's strong, unambiguous confrontation of all these threats to the USA. Really, I am.

[Mr. Mojo]

During 2004 I will also be telling Rove and Bush never to darken the steps of the White House again.

Aren't you going to wait to see if Bush renews the so-called Assault Weapons Ban? I realize he'll probably sign the damn thing, considering the time it comes up for renewal is only a few short months before the general election. ....and Rove will be hounding him to do it. ....But I've decided to wait it out and see for myself. We could very well be fighting a brutal war on the homefront in the next 20 months, and anything could happen.

As far as the illegals are concerned, I'm with Tancredo all the way, and find Rove's admonishment abhorrent. But again, our nation could be a different place in a few months, and sealing the borders with the National Guard might not seem so far-fetched by then. ....even to this administration. I'm willing to give GWB the benefit of the doubt for a while.

[philosofy123]

Wow! Did Rove say that. I have a feeling that the Neocons are too liberal for my blood.