[Prokopton]

"Whether people will realize it or not, it tops everything else in importance."

Personally, I feel that if we give up the sovereignty of our Country and make 20 million new poor, uneducated, socialism loving, Democrat voters by a Rudy endorsed amnesty, we eventually won't have much of a Country to protect from the terrorists. We will always have another enemy to fight but amnesty to illegals will affect our Country forever, long past when any current Supreme Court Justice has influence.

[IntelliQuark]

The Reagan amnesty didn't destroy the country, but a couple of terrorist nukes would.

[MichiganConservative]

Personally, I feel that if we give up the sovereignty of our Country ...

Oh, hell, dude. This is a foregone conclusion. America's dead. Enjoy the show.

[SJackson]

Personally, I feel that if we give up the sovereignty of our Country and make 20 million new poor, uneducated, socialism loving, Democrat voters by a Rudy endorsed amnesty, we eventually won't have much of a Country to protect from the terrorists. We will always have another enemy to fight but amnesty to illegals will affect our Country forever, long past when any current Supreme Court Justice has influence.

Won't be an issue, you'll have a Bush endorsed amnesty by the end of the year.

Stopping the next wave of illegals will be an issue, and yes, our enemies will still be on the attack.

My guess we'll still have a pretty good country, worth protecting, post amnesty. We'll probably survive either President Hillary or President Obama as we did President Carter. But if Rudy is the option in the general, I'll vote for him.