[StoneColdGOP]

Good question. Let's look at Free Republic's two favorite Republicans:

1. Bush has refused to stop the invasion of illegal aliens.

2. Bush conducts a War on Terror but declines to make war on the biggest terror sponsor of them all: Saudi Arabia.

3. Bush supported and signs the unconstitutional "Patriot" Act.

4. Bush tells Israel to dismantle its walls, fences and settlements in hopes of fostering "peace" with the Arabs.

5. Bush tells Taiwan not to declare its independence from Red China.

6. Bush expands the cost and scope of government (aside from operations in Afghanistan and Iraq and War on Terror)

7. Bush does nothing to extradite murderers, including cop killers, who escape to Mexico to flee justice.

8. Schwarzenegger fails to embrace abolition of the California car tax

9. Schwarzenegger thinks giving drivers licenses to illegal aliens is a good idea as long as it's done "right"

10. Schwarzenegger tries to put a $15 billion bond-tax on the citizens of California

11. Schwarzenegger's idea of a spending cap applies only to the General Fund, leaving other sources open

And the list goes on and on.... I remember in 1994 the Republicans came to power vowing to shrink government and slash the outrageous spending.

Now, its the Republicans building up big government and spending money like crazy. What the hell?

And Bush? If he signs that "Assault" Weapons Ban Reauthorization, he finally loses my vote.

[Southack]

"1. Bush has refused to stop the invasion of illegal aliens."

President Bush signed the workplace verification bill to prevent hiring of illegal Aliens
S. 1685, the Basic Pilot Extension Act of 2003, was signed by President Bush on December 3, 2003.
It extends for five years the workplace employment eligibility authorization pilot programs created in 1996. It expands the pilot programs from the original five states to all 50 states.

[Southack]

"3. Bush supported and signs the unconstitutional "Patriot" Act."

Nonsense. There is *nothing* unconsitutional in the entire Patriot Act.

I've read it.

[Southack]

"4. Bush tells Israel to dismantle its walls, fences and settlements in hopes of fostering "peace" with the Arabs."

Incorrect. Bush said that the closer that the wall was to the Green Line, the less the U.S. would publicly complain.