If GWB cannot get a majority of the Senate GOP to join him and the Democrats in endorsing his guest worker amnesty, then I'd say there's no chance this'll pass in the House unless the leadership abandons the unspoken 'majority of the majority' rule (that they don't bring measures for a vote unless a majority of Republicans are in support). If they do that, all hell will break loose..
Unless a few RINOs peel off and join the Dems.
If Bush gets his way by getting Dems to vote with him, that alone should show he is on the wrong side of the issue here.
"If GWB cannot get a majority of the Senate GOP to join him and the Democrats in endorsing his guest worker amnesty, then I'd say there's no chance this'll pass in the House unless the leadership abandons the unspoken 'majority of the majority' rule (that they don't bring measures for a vote unless a majority of Republicans are in support). If they do that, all hell will break loose.."
That is an interesting point. Especially since the one side contains Chafee, Specter, and the other hooligans. Kind of gives us our hit list, doesn't it.