Posted on 06/28/2007 6:51:53 PM PDT by TornadoAlley3
exactly!!!
Bush acts like a King rather than President.
Above the laws, refusing to enforce ones he doesn’t like.
He has exposed a glaring weakness in our form of government.
And you can bet every power loving politician who wants to be President is paying close attention to how he gets away with it.
Your 27 post says it best.
We have some new heroes today, and we’re learning their names:
Senator Vitter! Glad to know you.
“I agree that Bush is single-sighted about this. He won’t do what WE THE PEOPLE have demanded. He believes that he is superior to WE THE PEOPLE.
This fight has really been an eye-opener.”
Where have you been? This president is a one world boob who has delusions of a North American Union with Mexico and Canada. What better way accomplish this is to flood our country with one hundred million third worlders who will buy the politicians lies.
What we are going to see next is a full campaign by “separating” families in front of the cameras to elicit sympathy from the sheeple. They have to work on public sentiment. Think we’ll see media stories, according to their fairness doctrine, about illegal alien cop killers or vicious illegal alien gang members? NOT!
On April 18, 2006 President Bush flew into Yuma, Az. for a multi-million dollar photo-op to announce he was going to put National Guard Troops on the Border. My information indicates that the heaviest presence was in the Yuma Sector.
In the beginning, the presence of the Guard was successful because of fear of the military by residents of third world countrys. The flow of illegals slowed, and was diverted to more remote areas where there was less Guard Presence. The flow into the Yuma Sector was greatly reduced.
On April 9, 2007 President Bush kicked off his campaign to pass his "comprehensive immigration reform bill," with yet another multi-million dollar fly in to Yuma Az. announcing how successful his attempts to control the border had been.
June 16, 2007, I spoke with Chris Simcox of the MMCDC, he informed me that the Guard had been withdrawn from the border in central Az. where his people were deployed. At that time there were still a few Guard posts in heavy traffic areas in Southwest Az. usually one post every two to four miles, in some areas less.
Late in the afternoon, June 22, 2007, four days before the "immigration reform bill," was brought back from the dead, the border area along the Colorado River was saturated with National Guard, three to four, National Guard Posts per mile. Word was, that would continue for twelve days. Why 12 days? why now?
My personal observations from ground zero indicate that President Bush has no intrest in doing any more than create the illusion, that he wants to secure the border.
Vitter was truly one of the heroes. Thanks, Louisiana.
My personal observations from ground zero indicate that President Bush has no intrest in doing any more than create the illusion, that he wants to secure the border.
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Without any doubt. There is only one solution to “securing” our border and that is CLOSING IT. Bush will never close the border because of his PERSONAL agenda. Illegals do not obey laws. You deport them, they come back. They cannot be allowed to come back — that is why ONLY A FENCE IS THE SOLUTION TO STOPPING THE FLOW OF ILLEGALS. They cannot be allow to enter illegally, nor RE-ENTER illegally.
Today was a huge win for America, its borders, its security, its soverignty and its citizens. BUT, the border remains OPEN, WE REMAIN FLOODED WITH UNTOLD MILLIONS OF UNKNOWN PEOPLE. The problem remains. And we need serious leadership in Washington that will CLOSE THE BORDER WITH A FENCE and then address the issue of the invading illegals.
Nothing else is satisfactory for America.
I VOTED FOR HIM!!!
Here's Lott's nasty comments after the vote that I haven't seen posted yet:
Lott told McConnell that Sens. Vitter, Jim DeMint (S.C.) and Jeff Sessions (Ala.) were becoming the uncompromising faces of the Republican Party, a prospect that could set it back for years as the Latino vote grows in power.
It's all about the latino vote in the future for him. I hope the good people of Mississippi show Lott the door on his next attempt.
A fence isn't the solution, it only addresses the symptom of the problem, it will only slow them down.
Eliminating the incentives is the only solution, if there is no incentive they won't come.
I don't see that Congress can be convinced to take welfare, food stamps, free medical, free education, etc. nor get serious about workplace enforcement.
I suspect the fence will have to be the symbol to start that movement.
Yup.
I think one of the greatest results is that they know in no uncertain terms THEY WORK FOR US!!
I applaud Sen. Vitter and all of those who did the right thing.
No, I don’t know who the fourth one was. I listen while I’m in heavy traffic so I don’t catch everything that is presented. Sounds like a good idea, writing to them though.
It’s the least we can do.
Though I suppose that I shouldn’t be, I was surprised to hear that these 4 conservatives were getting heat from the GOP leadership.
I have to say that the way the party is going I am glad to hold fast to my status of Independent. I would only consider joining if there were more leaders like these,...from the bottom to the top of the party.
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