[4Freedom]

When the illegal aliens that were here, when Bush took office, vote along with the 1.9 to 4.4 million he's let in since 9/11 and the 5 million to 10 million more he'll let in on top of that, by 11/2004, this country will be hopelessly left of center.

It won't matter what the parties call themselves, everyone in office will be ultra-liberal.

There won't be a single politician left in office that's both fiscally and socially conservative.

Go take a look at the GOP website and tell me I'm wrong.

Look at the 3 issues the Republicans are bragging about supporting in order to win the Latino vote. Tell me they're not part of the liberal/socialist agenda.

Latinos Give High Marks To George W. Bush; Agree With Him On The Issues; President's Job Approval Rate Reaches 68%

- 84% of Latinos approve of the Presidents plan to offer a $3,000 tax credit to uninsured workers.

- 73% of latinos agree with the President that a prescription drug benefits plan should focus on assistance to low-income seniors.

- 83% of Latinos approve of President Bush's plan to normalize the status of 3.5 million (ILLEGAL) immigrants through temporary workers program.

This is the agenda a Commodus would follow, to win support of the teaming masses, it's not what Maximus would do, at all.

This is Commodus throwing bread to the unwashed and creating bloody circus in the Middle East that's mortgaged by our country's future, while allowing the stealth invasion of our country by a socialist throng of millions. That'll vote for even more of this socialist claptrap.

I've seen your posts on other threads. You're very confused about the difference between conservatism and liberalism.

You assume, WRONGLY, that if a program is proposed by a Republican, it is automatically conservative.

Nothing could be further from the truth.

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When the illegal aliens that were here, when Bush took office, vote along with the 1.9 to 4.4 million he's let in since 9/11...

"He let in?" Just how did he personally let them in? They've been flocking here for decades, yet you want to place the sole blame on Bush.

It doesn't work.

Look at the 3 issues the Republicans are bragging about supporting in order to win the Latino vote. Tell me they're not part of the liberal/socialist agenda.

Post hoc, ergo propter hoc.

You'd use the exact same argument if you were to read that American blacks gave Bush very high marks. Therefore, I keep those with your thinking in my intellectual crosshairs. And I don't miss.

I've seen your posts on other threads. You're very confused about the difference between conservatism and liberalism.

Get bent, kid! You don't know what the hell you're talking about. And you for damn sure don't know jack about me.

You assume, WRONGLY, that if a program is proposed by a Republican, it is automatically conservative.

Now you tell me what I assume?

That qualifies for the laugh of the day, and it's still early!