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I know what you mean about Republican surveys and fund raising calls. Two nights ago a woman called from the California Republican Party to urge me to resubscribe to "The Party" so that we could raise enough funds to defeat Barbara Boxer and get someone in the Senate that would support GWB's programs. When she said that I responded that I had notified both the State and National Party that not one red cent would be forthcoming from me, until they supported and defended me by enforcing the immigration laws. I told her that border security and the illegal invasion were the key and most prominent issues before the country today, and that "The Party" ignored them at their own peril, but most unfortunately at a huge detriment to U.S. citizens. When she me told that good people from either party saw illegal immigration in different ways than I did, I almost choked getting out, "What part of illegal and the rule of law don't you understand?" She then reponded that President Bush was against illegal immigration, to which I shreiked "No he is not! He has been trying to sneak amnesty past us ever since he was elected, and was only thwarted in that mad march to amnesty by Sept. 11th and a grassroots explosion of people like me. He's an open borders kinda guy." I then reiterated my demand for protection, and urged her to stop "The Party" from pandering for the illegal vote, to which she said it was nice talking to me (I'll bet) and quickly hung up.

My rantings probably did no one, but me, any good. But it did feel good to vent my spleen; I enjoyed every minute of it.