[Strategerist]

"Politics is the Art of the Possible."

Tancredo ain't possible.

[Mr. Mojo]

"Tancredo ain't possible"

If the immigration issue continues to pick up steam it's entirely possible. The GOP establishment better start listening to their constituents or they're going to be in for a helluva surprise.

And even if Tancredo doesn't get the nomination he'll force the pro-Mexamerica wing of the GOP to address the issue. ....which can only be a good thing.

[Final Authority]

I suspect if you were alive in 1776 you would have considered the patriots task impossible therefore you would have sided with the British?

Would you vote for Jeb after his most recent debacle? Even if you and I and all informed voters see him as a weak and useless Governor with respect to the issue of life?

I see you and many on these threads as front-runners, like Jeb Bush, guys that can't wait to jump on the bandwagon and manage their decisions by the latest poll, but are unwilling to stake their future on the tough decisions that are required of a free people who desire to remain free.

If I am wrong or too vociferous please disabuse me of my understanding.

[wku man]

Great...I'm tired of politics, anyway. I'm ready for leadership, which is what we'll get from Tancredo. The security risk posed by our wide open borders and coastlines is our biggest problem, even though it doesn't rate the coverage as Michael Jerko**yourson and Robert Blake. If he doens't get the Pubbie Nomination, I'll write him in.

Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!

[Liberator]

"Tancredo ain't possible."

Why not? Because he's not a Globalist-RINO??

[american spirit]

Neither is Bush's policies towards illegal immigration......Tancredo would never let Fox treat him like a red-headed stepchild.

[johnb838]

I'm getting sick and tired of just because the rats villify someone and call him or her a bunch of names, the party leadership starts getting all weak-kneed and panty-waisted and assumes there's something wrong with the individual. I assumed, based on what I had heard, that Tancredo was some sort of hair-on-fire vigilante nut case. Then I started seeing him on the talk shows and found a calm, centered, reasonable man who had well thought-out views, and a firm insistence that policy has to be derived from a foundation of securing the borders. From what I know now, I'd support him in a heartbeat. I think he has the looks, personality, ideas, and communication skills to make a formidible candidate in 2008. Something I can't really say for anybody else but Dick Cheney, and I have to say that I would be walking on eggshells the whole time he was running and presiding in fear that he would keel over dead one day of a massive coronary.