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  • kimi
    quote:Originally posted by fshfndr
    maybe he will start showing life, close the borders


    And, if he drops out of the race, and supports the Amnesty Man McCain, then what?
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  • peon
    I had high hopes for Thompson, but after seeing the debates and the campaign coverage, I don't think he has a chance. He seems as tired all of the time and ready for a rocking chair.
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  • Captplaid
    He seems to be the biggest conservative, but he has trouble staying awake, kind of like Grandpa Simpson.

    If he had a chance to win, I would support him.

    Who is the biggest conservative?
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  • dheffley
    I don't want the borders closed, I want them controlled. I want commerce and people to come and go, I just don't want illegals to come. I want them to go.
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  • Mk 19
    quote:Who is the biggest conservative?

    Duncan Hunter is very consertive, but nobody has ever heard of him. Every time I take one of the test to find the best canadate for me it always comes back as Duncan Hunter.
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  • Civil Rights
    Fred Thompson has the best views and solution of the bunch but he doesnt seem serious and motivated to campagain and win the election. I wish he wouls start putting in more effort and more energy. I like him.
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  • Captplaid
    I hear Rush saying "Huckabee is not a conservative" but who is?

    McCain [xx(] Social - Light Socialist
    Rudy [xx(][xx(] Moderate Socialist
    Mitt [xx(] Light to Moderate Socialists from Taxachuesetts, home of gay marriage, restrictive gun rights, pro abortion rights. And he calls himself a Mormon. Where are the conservative family values? Oh yeah he says he is now prolife. I don't believe him. His view of Illegal aliens is as liberal as McCainor Rudy.

    I haven't heard anything from Huckabee that is more liberal than these three.

    Where have all the Conservatives gone?
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  • slipgate
    What exactly does Mexico have that we need? I am serious, as I do not really know. It seems to me we buy some stuff from down there (we lose domestic sales), and of course outsource auto assembly (we lose jobs), but that does not seem to be a symbiotic relationship - more of a parasitic one. So if we "close" the borders, who does that really hurt?

    Of course that would negatively effect their economy creating instability, that is in our best interest not to get into a Mexican civil war. But other than that???
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  • Permanently deleted user
    Fred has a very weak record when it comes to the Second Amendment.

    I'm leaning towards Huckabee. I don't really like him (I think the Gov't will continue to grow under him), but he's the only real viable candidate that I see.

    Ron Paul is not a natural leader and I do not agree with his foreign policy...he almost seems like he wants to stick his head in the sand.

    Romney has flip flopped on too many issues and his stance on the Second sucks.

    McCain is a rabid liberal...a wolf in sheep's clothing.

    Gulliani is a socialist and is also very liberal.
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  • Permanently deleted user
    I sure wish Tancredo had done better...
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  • tacking1
    quote:Originally posted by Captplaid


    Where have all the Conservatives gone?


    ask rush
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  • River Rat
    Hunter is the man who most resembles Reagan. But I never see him. He must not be playing the "game" right.

    I'll really be PO'd if McCain rises to the top of this bunch. Sounds today like Rudy may have money troubles.

    Bottom line, November is a long, long way off yet.
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  • Highball
    quote:Where have all the Conservatives gone?
    Wrong question, for you moderate Republicans.

    There is one Conservative in the presidental race...you guys really DO NOT WANT one.

    The question you need to ask is.." Where are the moderates ?"

    Because of your policy of voting Republican...no matter HOW far left or right that person is...your buddies in the party give you unending Fascilsm candidates.

    PLEASE...stop calling for a Conservative. You merely reveal your lack of thought in the matter.
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  • slipgate
    quote:Originally posted by ECC
    I sure wish Tancredo had done better...


    I scored 71% in agreement with him on that candidate test.
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  • kimi
    Who can put an immediate stop to this?:

    Hickenlooper's Sanctuary Policy Allows Illegal Aliens Free Access toDenverwww.neighbors.denverpost.comBy Frosty Wooldridge Mayor John Hickenlooper laughs off charges that his city promotesSanctuary Policy for illegal aliens. However, the facts illustrate thatour popular mayor wouldn't be so popular if Coloradans knew the true costof allowing illegal aliens free access to our state.

    On that same note, Governor Ritter sanctioned illegal aliens as Denver'sDistrict Attorney as he let hundreds of illegal aliens like heroin dealerWalter Ramos off with "agricultural trespass" instead of deportation. When you look at Officer Don Young's execution death via Garcia or JustinGoodman's death or Dale Englerth's death at the hands of FranciscoMontero-we law abiding citizens become collateral damage.

    Who wins? Employers of illegal aliens for slave labor! Who loses? Wecitizens lose our jobs or get killed in the process.

    To give you an example: Denver police caught Garcia three times-and lethim go. They caught Montero 11 times-and let him go. Justin Goodman'skiller featured a rap sheet five pages long. Denver cops let him stayfor over 11 years before he killed Goodman. It was a hit and run. It took six months of forensics to catch that drunken killer. Now, thatillegal alien sits in Canon City at your expense.

    Why pray tell, do you think Denver features 12,000 gang members includingMS-13 hoods? Short answer: Denver's Sanctuary Policy allows illegalaliens to operate with total immunity from deportation. What is a sanctuary policy?

    It began in 1979 with Police Chief DarylOates in Los Angeles. He designed it to bring cooperation from otherillegal aliens to help fight crime. Little did he know that it encouragedmore crime and enhanced illegal felons in their ability to operate withimpunity! Over 30 major U.S. cities feature sanctuary policy. It's inviolation of federal immigration laws: USC 8, 1324-274, 275, 276.

    Nonetheless, it's here in Denver and John Hickenlooper supports it. Howcan you tell?

    1. Definition: "Sanctuary" has as many variations as "amnesty," but nomatter what definition of 'sanctuary' your local officials tell you theydon't offer, anytime an illegal alien is told that the police will turna blind eye-- it's sanctuary.

    2. Excuse #1: "Asking about citizenship is racial profiling / violatingconstitutional rights." Handling foreign nationals is nothing new toDenver; they've been doing it since 1969 when the US joined the ViennaConvention on Consular Relations. Article 36 requires police to notifythe consulate of arrested foreign nationals. That means Denver would havedeveloped guidelines in place to identify and handle foreign nationalsmore than three decades ago! Only two different things from handling US citizens: = call their consulate to advise the foreign national is in custody = call ICE to determine if they're legal or illegal

    3. Excuse #2: "Immigration laws are complex." Immigration is no more"complex" than tax laws, divorce laws, custody laws, and criminal laws.That's why lawyers specialize. Past "kid-glove" handling of immigrationlaw violations were due to political correctness and pandering, NOTcomplexity or public safety principles. Immigration violations should betreated like any other crime and its violators like any otherlawbreakers.

    4. Excuse #3: "Immigration laws are divisive." So is any legal dispute. Have you ever been to probate court where heirs fight over money andproperty in an estate? Have you ever been to divorce court? THAT'SDIVISIVE! 5. Excuse #4: "It's a federal law." So are bank robbery and kidnapping,yet Denver PD doesn't tell callers "We don't handle federal crimes,you'll have to call the FBI."

    6. Excuse #5: "Too time-consuming." Bureaucrat John Hickenlooper claimedthat Denver can't do immigration checks during routine encounters. Translation: "The illegal alien numbers have increased so much during 20years of sanctuary that we now have too many to arrest." Hickenlooperdoesn't claim "There are too many drug dealers to arrest." Or "There aretoo many child molesters for us to lock up." Or "There are so many drunkdrivers for us to get off the road."

    7. Excuse #5: "Officers will be 'waiting around' for ICE." Police areprimary responders (first on the scene and last to leave) and routinely"wait around" for auxiliary services like Fire, paramedics and ambulanceand Bomb Squad. After everyone else leaves a traffic accident, officersremove highway debris. Do officers radio for help, tell the citizen "theBomb Squad is on the way" and take off?

    8. WHAT IS OPS 1.4.3?

    We've heard it's a "sanctuary" order, but what does that mean? To findout, get a copy of your city's sanctuary order and go through it with afine-toothed comb. You may be surprised, and likely will be appalled.

    Denver police ARE FORBIDDEN to call "Immigration"" on illegal aliens forfelonies like: Reckless Endangerment, Homicide, DUI, Hit & Run,Aggravated Assault, Armed Robbery, Rape, Forgery, Fraudulent Schemes,Lewd Behavior, Extortion*, Identity Theft*, Breaking & Entering,Kidnapping*, Burglary, Robbery, Manslaughter, Hostage-taking*, ChildMolesting, Public Drunkenness, Assault & Battery, Assault with a DeadlyWeapon.

    *unless violating CO human smuggling law Misdemeanors and "Agricultural Trespass" give the illegal alien an evenbetter deal. No call to "Immigration," they're generally released afterpromising to appear in court and then promptly go AWOL.

    What's sickening about Denver's sanctuary policy stems from our leadersstanding, even mocking our federal laws by continuing it. Hickenlooperand Ritter violate their oath of office because they serve those who hireillegal aliens and they fail to serve citizens of Colorado. "It's asorry state of affairs when the law makers side with the law breakersagainst American citizens." Ezola Foster

    Take action: www.thesocialcontract.com ; www.numbersusa.com ;www.fairus.org ; www.firecoalition.com ; www.alipac.us ; www.capsweb.org; www.vdare.com ; www.immigrationcounters.com ; www.proenglish.org www.cairco.org ; www.politicaltruthandfact.com ;WWW.immigrationshumancost.org ; www.limitstogrowth.org

    Frosty Wooldridge has bicycled across six continents - from the Arctic tothe South Pole - as well as six times across the USA, coast to coast andborder to border. In 2005, he bicycled from the Arctic Circle, Norway toAthens, Greece. He presents "The Coming Population Crisis in America:and what you can do about it" to civic clubs, church groups, high schoolsand colleges. He works to bring about sensible world population balanceat his website www.frostywooldridge.com

    Listen to Frosty Wooldridge on Tuesdays and Thursdays as he interviewstop national leaders on his radio show "Connecting the Dots" atwww.republicbroadcasting.org at 6:00 PM Mountain Time. Adjust tuning into your time zone.
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  • Sav99
    Fred did very well last night. Hopefully this will continue, theres still enough time left. I like alot of what Ron Paul says, but I do not think he is electable.
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  • jimdeere
    Originally posted by slipgate
    What exactly does Mexico have that we need? I am serious, as I do not really know. It seems to me we buy some stuff from down there (we lose domestic sales), and of course outsource auto assembly (we lose jobs), but that does not seem to be a symbiotic relationship - more of a parasitic one. So if we "close" the borders, who does that really hurt?

    Of course that would negatively effect their economy creating instability, that is in our best interest not to get into a Mexican civil war. But other than that???
    From the "recession thread:
    quote:
    Originally posted by forkliftking

    I deal with several business owners on a daily basis. Everyone is bragging on how good their business is going. From dirt excavators, to machine shops, to people in industrial trade, everyone is covered up with work. Everyones biggest complaint is not being able to find decent help. Seems no one wants to work these days. The only reason the unemployment rate is so high is because lots of people these days are too lazy to work, not because they cant find work.



    Exactly the way it is around here. Small buisness (service and retail) owners are working their butts off because they no one wants to work unless it's $25/hr. M-F day work. They'd rather sit on their azz. I work at a large industrial plant that works three shifts, 7 days a week. 20 years ago, people lined up to work there. Now they are begging for workers. It pays $17 avg. with very good benefits but it's shift work and few can pass the drug test. Those that have worked there for a while are racking up the overtime and riding H3's and Lexus's and buying rental property.

    Business owners need the labor. I ain't saying it's right, just the way it is.
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  • get_involved
    Fred probably is the toughest on illegal immigration and Mcamnesty is the worst. Out of all of them who have a chance to win, Romney would be the toughest.

    http://www.numbersusa.com/index
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  • kimi
    quote:Originally posted by get_involved
    Fred probably is the toughest on illegal immigration and Mcamnesty is the worst. Out of all of them who have a chance to win, Romney would be the toughest.

    http://www.numbersusa.com/index


    McAmnesty! [:D][:D][:D] good one. [:D]
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