Stumbled on this - I love scared conservatives - they're so cute!

[ChavezSpeakstheTruth]

Trying to keep worried cons focused. They're on the ropes!

http://newsmax.com/archives/articles/2004/1/28/222850.shtml

<The answer to this question is simple: Conservatives must wake up and smell the coffee. The best choice for conservatives, the best candidate to advance our agenda and the best person in which to put our hope and faith is President George W. Bush.

On the two previously mentioned issues of immigration policy and federal spending, conservatives need only look at the alternatives to see that President Bush is the right person for the job.

Regarding immigration policy, if Sen. Kerry were to become America's next president, there would be no need to debate the merits of granting legal status to a portion of illegal immigrants because widespread amnesty would be the policy of choice. Both Kerry and Edwards favor amnesty for illegal immigrants and would open the floodgates on America's already porous borders. According to campaign information, both Kerry and Edwards favor legalizing the status of illegal immigrants who have worked in the U.S. for a certain period of time.

The best hope for the immigration issue and border security is for conservatives to work diligently for President Bush's re-election and to demand sensible immigration reform from members of Congress. The real work on immigration will be done in Congress. Conservatives must push for meaningful reform while working to ensure that the candidate who most closely shares our views wins in November. That person is President George W. Bush.>

[displacedtexan]

1. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!

"to work diligently for President Bush's re-election and to demand sensible immigration reform from members of Congress.'

They just don't get it, do they? Bush* would rather get votes from illegals in order to stay in power (and outdo one-term Poppy) than be true to his base.

[JuniorPlankton]

2. Sorry, but illegals don't vote

Neither do people with work visas.

[Zero Gravitas]

6. Right

They're doing it so they can get cheap legal labor.

[Solomon]

3. Personally, I don't think Bush has any intention of carrying through

on this. He's just introducing something he knows Congress won't vote for. That way he gets the benefit of appearing to care for Hispanics while knowing it's not going to fly.

[maggrwaggr]

4. caring for Hispanics my ass

this is all about * working for the corporations who hired him.

It's all about letting stores like WalMart hire these folks for two bucks an hour.

Didn't WalMart just get busted for hiring scores of illegals? Isn't WAlMart the biggest retailer in the world? Don't you think they have some pretty privileged access to the White House?

Then there's the California agriculture interests .....

[StClone]

5. Ha Ha HA too

"President Bush begins his campaign and America hears both sides of the story. Of course, the ultimate public opinion poll will be the 2004 presidential election itself."

No stupid if they knew the whole true story about Bush he'd be voted out in a heart beat.

[rumguy]

7. trying to staunch the flow

It may be to late...