[sgtbono2002]

I may support President Bush and the war in Iraq,but I am sure wavering a hell of a lot on his domestic policy of allowing the Mexican invasion.

More murders in this country by illegals than troops dying in Iraq.
More people killed on America's roads by illegals.
Border Patrol agents being locked up with Mexican killers.
US Justice Department making decisions prodded by Mexican politicians.
Border town kidnappings.
M-13 in most parts of the country.
Billions in taxes being lost by Mexicans who work on the cuff and send those billions back to Mexico. Then they want Social Security.

We are being sold out folks.

[Quix]

We are being sold out folks.

We . . . HAVE BEEN SOLD OUT long ago.

Some say for several hundred years.

I figure at least since the first two WWars.

Scuba Teddy has sure been doing his treasonous part a long time.

[MNJohnnie]

Sold out?

By the Administration that has spent more on the Border Patrol then any Administration in history?

That has done more to upgrade the technology of the Border Patrol then any other Administration?

An Administration that has dispatched the National Guard to back up the Border Patrol?

By the Republicans that gave you $1.2 billion for 700 miles of border fencing?

Gee sorry no one will issue a shoot on sight order for you like so many of you Know Nothing demand. Sorry not ever problem can be solves simply by someone in DC snapping their fingers. Sorry real world politics doesn't work the way you "Government Civics learned from Watching Hollweird Action Movies" types think it can.

[MNJohnnie]

I see a "don't bother me with the facts, I want to be pissed off" Conservative. Reagan had words for your sort of "Conservative".

By Ronald Reagan in his autobiography An American Life

"When I began entering into the give and take of legislative bargaining in Sacramento, a lot of the most radical conservatives who had supported me during the election didn't like it. "Compromise" was a dirty word to them and they wouldn't face the fact that we couldn't get all of what we wanted today. They wanted all or nothing and they wanted it all at once. If you don't get it all, some said, don't take anything. I'd learned while negotiating union contracts that you seldom got everything you asked for. And I agreed with FDR, who said in 1933: 'I have no expectations of making a hit every time I come to bat. What I seek is the highest possible batting average.' If you got seventy-five or eighty percent of what you were asking for, I say, you take it and fight for the rest later, and that's what I told these radical conservatives who never got used to it."