Agreed, and that's not my expectation. I've voted many times for Republicans with whom I disagreed on many issues. Two of those votes were for George HW Bush and George W Bush.
But not this November, not if the Issue is Illegals and Amnesty.
Agreed, and that's not my expectation. I've voted many times for Republicans with whom I disagreed on many issues. Two of those votes were for George HW Bush and George W Bush.
But not this November, not if the Issue is Illegals and Amnesty.
And Reagan? He supported the same "amnesty" (although it technically isn't) for Mexicans.
Did Bush run on an anti-immigration agenda? I recall it was fairly obvious that he was sympathetic to Americans of Mexican descent, and I don't remember that he hid it.
I don't see any Democrats rising up to quell Mexican immigration (look at the congressional vote), so I assume you will vote for whatever "third party" candidate that runs on anti-immigration. Will it bother you that in the time of greatest peril to freedom, that you might help to insure a Democratic victory by voting for a candidate that cannot possibly win? Or is it simply more important to stop Mexican immigration than to stop terrorism from killing innocent Americans?
Thanks for your vote. signed...........President Hillary