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By D.A. King

February 2, 2008 4:08 PM | Link to this

Too bad there wasn’t space to allow Mr. Galloway to include the fact that others in the room laughed at Gramm along with me as I walked out with extreme contempt at the point that Gramm was sent to sell: McCain would only repeat the failed amnesty of 1986 by legalizing the millions of illegals “after the border state governors cerify border security”.

Umm..yeah, that’s what we want - governors who pander to Mexico in Mexico and are elected based on how deeply they bow to the business lobby in supplying it with taxpayer subsidized black market labor.

Why not ask the Mexican government for the high sign on when its time for legalization?

MEMO to Americans: there is no intention of ever securing the border - as proof, note that the horror of 9/11 was more than six years ago…people are walking into the U.S. illegally from all over the world as you read this and the Georgia Senators are somewhere else shilling for McCain Inc.right now.

As someone who is not a member of any political party, I watch with fascination as the GOP sits on the brink of suicde by nominating open borders John ‘Amnesty-Again’ McCain.

The Swimmer Kennedy would make a good VP choice…but perhaps a tad too conservative for the McCain camp.

Any voter who forgets the McCain/ Kennedy amnesty of less than seven months ago gets exactly what will come to them.

The Ann Coulter path of resistance http://boortz.com/more/video/coulter_clinton.html is sounding quite reasonable today.

By d.a. king

February 2, 2008 4:33 PM | Link to this

oops…typo again above, hard to concentrate while trying to remove a knife from my back…I meant to say ” Any voter who forgets the McCain/ Kennedy amnesty of less than seven months ago DESERVES exactly what will come to them.”

Also, readers should take careful note of what the Border Patrol union local in Tucson has to say about McCain…their own Senator - here http://www.local2544.us/ You must scroll down below the photos of the services of the Border Patrol Agent killed last month by an illegal alien drug smuggler - but you already know all about that tragedy from the front pages news items. Right?

By Jason

February 2, 2008 4:43 PM | Link to this

Look an immigration alarmist.

By tom jones

February 2, 2008 4:54 PM | Link to this

D.A., who knifed you in the back? As if you mattered enough anyway to have someone do so…

Let’s face it, the Chambliss/Isakson record on immigration is clear. Hell, Chambliss and Isakson forced the border security first issue to become part of the debate. They’re not backing McCain because he is pro amnesty, which is opposite of their position. They’re backing McCain because of political opportunism and because all reports are that McCain is the kind of guy who is vindictive enough to screw over whomever wasn’t backing him during the campaign should he be elected. Definitely not a profile in courage on either part, but to be certain very smart politics and a very shrewd move by both. I’d rather have my Senators be in the game then be on the sidelines.

By BobG

February 2, 2008 5:01 PM | Link to this

Jason, it is beyond time for alarm. At this point, D.A. King can be called a pragmatist.

Attrition through enforcement is not “alarmist,” Jason, it is a common sense approach to the problem. Verify and they will go home on their own.

By JeffAtlanta

February 2, 2008 5:05 PM | Link to this

Anyone who says that Chambliss and Isakson are against amnesty is either corrupt or easily fooled.

By Will Jones

February 2, 2008 5:06 PM | Link to this

…who has yet to comment on the Roman Catholic Church’s master plan for taking over America by controlling Congress, the White House and the Supreme Court, and promoting illegal immigration - both here and throughout Latin America - with the multi-tiered stratagem explicitly enunciated in their “National Pastoral Plan for Hispanic Ministry,” available at Amazon.

“Funny” how people with traditionally Roman Catholic family names apparently “lead the fight” against illegal immigration but don’t bother showing Rome’s playbook, published and available, to conclusively demonstrate that illegal immigration is an organized invasion for conquest of the United States by the same historic entity known by America’s Whig Founder as the Anti-Christ.

The same bi-partisan political false-elite faction controlled by Roman Catholic vote getting…to McCain, to Hillary, to Romney…”just can’t seem to buy a copy of their plan” and read it on the House floor or in the well of the Senate.

Fifth Column treason plain and simple

By Eleanor

February 2, 2008 5:07 PM | Link to this

If this was a religious gathering, and it is you people who always yell loudest and longest about separation of state and church except when it benefits you, this is, in my opinion, just another one of your games. Sadie Fields is just a front for Ralph Reed in my humble opinion.

By Jane

February 2, 2008 5:09 PM | Link to this

Chambliss was booed at the state convention last year. It is likely that he will recieved the same “Bronz Cheer” at this years convention.

By charles

February 2, 2008 5:11 PM | Link to this

Representative Westmoreland hit the nail on the head. The democrats will beat McCain like a drum. If Clinton(s) are the nominee they will dig up tons of dirt on John boy going back to his Naval Academy days, his POW torture (you can hear ‘em now insinuating he’s a little nuts because of it, and they’re right) on through his divorce from his first wife, etc, etc. Get ready for 4 years of Clinton hell.

By TW

February 2, 2008 5:11 PM | Link to this

D.A.King - because Ann Coulter is not attractive enough to be a prostitute, she is of no value to a society at all.

John McCain ‘08

Patriotism Over Profit

Let the Anti-American Government portion of the rightwing further define itself as a friend of Al Qaeda.

By SOUTHERNCOMFORT

February 2, 2008 5:12 PM | Link to this

Great comments D.A. Isakson and Chambliss screwed up royally be making ANY endorsement. They need to mind their own business and stay out of it while the race is close. House Members are fine to endorse candidates since they represent the constituents of their district - not the entire state. Sadie Fields is right - this is a HUGE let down for grassroots Republicans. Our Senators failed us.

By K-Town Dawg

February 2, 2008 5:13 PM | Link to this

Jason, I hope you know how to speak spanish!

Kudos to you Mr. King

By Michael

February 2, 2008 5:14 PM | Link to this

Illegal immigrants are ruining this country. If McCain wins this life long Republican will stay home and let the witch win.

By G'Vegas Dawg

February 2, 2008 5:16 PM | Link to this

Let’s face it guys, short of building a wall 30 feet high, we will never be able to stop the illegal immagrints from Mexico. And, if we did we still have the issue on our hands of the ones that will remain. We, as a country, should take advantage of what we have here…..dirt cheap labor. The fair tax law should be passed (with some tinkering) and our problem will be quite close to being solved. Also, as long as cities and counties don’t inforce “single-family housing” laws we will continue to have property values drop and cities will continue to be run by illegals. As a republican voter I am completly torn on who should represent our party for this election. Immigration is one of my most important issues along with abortion.

By j land

February 2, 2008 5:16 PM | Link to this

Same old bed mates as when they were in bed with Kennedy, how can McCain stand up to terrorist when he and the others can’t stant up to Mexico and close the border, its all about money.

By tom jones

February 2, 2008 5:18 PM | Link to this

Jane, it’s a “Bronx Cheer”. If you’re going to say it, get it right.

JeffAtlanta, I’m not easily fooled. I’m smart enough to look at the voting record, especially the votes both Senators took on amendments during the immigration debate and on final passage. Amendments to require illegals to touchback at home, that provided stiff penatlies for their lawbreaking, that denied them benefits, that punished those who assist illegals in coming here. The voting record speaks for itself, but why would you want to let the facts get in the way of your argument.

By Churchill

February 2, 2008 5:19 PM | Link to this

I will not vote for McClame or Huckaphony. They are libs.

By jw

February 2, 2008 5:20 PM | Link to this

He may not be our first choice for president but McCain is the one who can be elected. It’s better him than the dems.

By Business Man

February 2, 2008 5:21 PM | Link to this

Vote for Romney anyway. Never mind this endorsement.

By Political Foreskin

February 2, 2008 5:24 PM | Link to this

The issue before us is not Iraq or the War on Terror. The great question is, “What kind of America will we leave our children?” The greatest generation left us an America we could trust, that had our back. Ask yourself this: would you turn your back on George Bush in a war? hell no, he’d shoot you in the back if it suited some misperceived tactical advantage. We need a course correction. there has occurred a spacious disconnect between America and our government. That’s gotta change, and Hillary/Obama can change it.

By Jane

February 2, 2008 5:24 PM | Link to this

I stand corrected. Taco flavored kisses for everyone.

By Denise

February 2, 2008 5:27 PM | Link to this

For those worrying about McCain running against Clinton, that should really be your last worry. You see, Obama will win the Democratic vote, so it’s him you’ll need to worry about. Obama will eat McCain for lunch in the debates! Get ready for 4 great years of civilization after Obama wins. This will be the greatest victory for ALL.

By ray

February 2, 2008 5:28 PM | Link to this

the mexicans work hard, they have hot women and great music. they are a welcome addition to the melting pot, America. white trash gets its citizenship as a result of their mother having had too much to drink one night, but they talk like they earned it somehow. gladly trade a bus full of meth head white trash for what i see standing on the street corner at six in the morning wanting a job. today’s bigot lacks the stones to say the N word. instead, he’s adopted the brown people as the new target for his spew.

By JohnM

February 2, 2008 5:28 PM | Link to this

My oh my, what sweet revenge it’s going to be next January when we take our country back from the likes of youn mossback Rethuglicons…….

By Average Joe

February 2, 2008 5:31 PM | Link to this

We need 3,4,5…..50 parties and not the two party system. The two party system is dying. This election will give additional proof of this. The Democratic party will fracture as I see that coming. There are many Democrats who have problems with both Obama and Clinton. Obama’s affiliation to the hateful and pro-Farrakhan (a racist and hateful person who leads a racist black cult) church will come to the forefront very soon and it will be very dvisive as it is already becoming on radio and the blogs. Clinton is a symbol of corruption. McCain makes deals with the Kennedy types who millions distrust. Romney is too rich for a number of people. What ever happened to working class leaders? Leaders who will tax the rich but make the poor work so that neither enslaves the middle class? That is why many more parties are needed and the two party system is dying.

By sunshine and thunder

February 2, 2008 5:31 PM | Link to this

“CONGRESS SHALL MAKE NO LAW ABRIDGING THE FREEDOM OF SPEECH.” We now have a congress that has done just that. And Mr. McCain’s name is on legislation that does it. He should be recalled from the Senate and possibly prosecuted for violating his oath to uphold the Constitution.

He certainly shouldn’t be nominated as a presidential candidate.

By Steve

February 2, 2008 5:31 PM | Link to this

I’m voting for Hillary. Got it!!!!

By Charles

February 2, 2008 5:31 PM | Link to this

Don’t despair my Republican friends. We have a true conservative in the race for President of these United States.

When you come face to face with those electronic voting machines, cast your vote for a real Republican; his name is Ron Paul.

By Jason

February 2, 2008 5:33 PM | Link to this

The immigration issue is driven by xenophobia and racism. It will cause the United States to become more protectionist, which only hurts the middle class, and institute profoundly insane policies like the REAL ID.

I do not support John McCain, but I do not support the hysteria and ultra-nationalism and xenophobia that is driving the debate over immigration.

By FIRE MOORE!

February 2, 2008 5:34 PM | Link to this

National Security trumps all other issues— VOTE FOR McCAIN!!!!

By RushRules

February 2, 2008 5:36 PM | Link to this

Rush Limbaugh said that we shouldn’t vote for McCain, so I’m going by what he says. Rush is always on the mark.

By Tony

February 2, 2008 5:37 PM | Link to this

To those of you who claim your position aginst immigration in the name of Christianity, shame on you. Jesus left no teachings to the followers that supports that position. In fact, the command he gave was “go into all the world making disciples.” Please stop demeaning the Christian faith with mean spirited politics.

By Obama-Clinton/08

February 2, 2008 5:41 PM | Link to this

Sen. Saxby Chambliss talking about the need for a strong military leader is like Sen. Larry Craig talking about pu$$y…neither has been anywhere close to it, and wouldn’t recognize it if it smacked them in the face!

By rlmcconnell

February 2, 2008 5:42 PM | Link to this

Thanks to Johnny Isakson and Saxby Chambliss for making sense for a change. Supporting the next President and only viable candidate can only help Georgia. Extremists in the Republican party are evidently hoping to give the election to Clinton or Obama. While Obama may be a nice man, I can’t help think that he will have an agenda that does not include all Americans.

By tom jones

February 2, 2008 5:43 PM | Link to this

And Jane means “pink taco flavored kisses.”

Political, good to see you’re for waving hte white flag and surrendering to Islamofascists. Too bad Osama bin Laden isn’t on the ballot. I’m sure you’d vote for him.

By Political Foreskin

February 2, 2008 5:45 PM | Link to this

National security is an appropriation. It’s not an issue. Nobody wants the Chinese to run their tanks down wallstreet, fool. The issue in this election is judgement. Credibility. and yes, patriotism. The GOP has abused the constitutionally awarded powers due a president and vice president. These two pirate-puppets have broken just about every law there is confining the white house. No sir, the issue is not war or defense. The issue is America itself. Now go take this pair of doves in this cage to the pet store, spanky………..BOOM!

What a fall guy.

By Churchill

February 2, 2008 5:46 PM | Link to this

The Bible also says “Obey the laws of man.” I have no problem immigration, but it must be orderly and legal. McClame is a hotheaded lib. He cries foul his record is discussed. I have always thought that McCain was pretty arrogant to run for he Republican nomination after he has spent years siding with libs and giving conservatives the middle finger.

By Mark

February 2, 2008 5:47 PM | Link to this

I find it almost laughable that a convicted felon like D.A. King gets so much attention as he rails and rants about “criminal” immigrants. This guy writes for a web site called vDARE.com and holds membership in white supremacist organizations acknowledged as hate groups. This is a guy that needs to go away. And my guess is that after the November elections he will probably have to crawl back under the rock that he slithered out from under.

By Frank

February 2, 2008 5:47 PM | Link to this

It’s good to see Republicans fighting amongst themselves, ensuring that a Democratic president will be elected in November.

Keep up the good work!

By American worker

February 2, 2008 5:48 PM | Link to this

Of course! It is racist to want secure borders and controlled immigration! It is also protectionist to want English as an official language and a living wage for American workers!

Note to all the mindless who have thrown their hands up in surrender: D.A. is right, you deserve what you get.

Eisenhower stopped illegal imigration in the 1950’s by doing something really extreme , he enforced the law.

I now know eight GOP people who will not vote for Saxby because hs is a sell out ( some not for Isakson either) and even more who will not vote for McCain if he is nominated. I heard D.A. say on the radio that most issues can be connected to illegal immigration ( I agree) and if it is McCain on the ballot he will write in his own name.

I am writing in D.A. King for U.S. Senator AND president. Enough is enough.

I will not vote for amnesty. Do these people think we have forgotten last year’s amnsty try? We haven’t!

Why am I finding out about a Border Patrol agent killed last month from D.A. king and not the AJC?????

By DHD

February 2, 2008 5:49 PM | Link to this

Sell outs. What happened to supporting the Fair Tax???

By Diane

February 2, 2008 5:52 PM | Link to this

I’m one life long Republican who will stay home instead of voting for McCain.

McCain is NOT a Republican!

Huckabee has MY vote on Feb. 5th. Isakson and Chamblis2 do not and will not again speak for me. They will never again receive my vote.

By Craig

February 2, 2008 5:54 PM | Link to this

For those of you who will stay home and let Hillary win, you have just cast a vote for Osama bin Laden. Hillary will dishonor those in uniform and pull us out of Iraq and Afghanistan. She will pull us back and leave us less guarded against terrorists. You have just stated you will dishonor those in uniform and make them retreat from their mission unaccomplished. I hope each of you are willing to accept you have publicly stated complete disregard for those service men and women and the defense of your nation. Your selfish aims are to put your hatred first over your nation. This is a time to stand up not to run and hide. Perhaps it is better you do go hide in the corner and let Hillary win. Only cowards would allow such action to happen to their nation. This proves how pathetic the party has become that people would openly let their nation turn to weakness. By all means, do your part and rub your nation’s flag in the dirt. May the blood of those who die in the process be placed on your hands.

By TW

February 2, 2008 5:57 PM | Link to this

tom jones - why would bin laden want to run for president when he is such a movie star? Thanks to ‘w’, there is never a more anticipated video release than the next one by bin laden. Being that the most valuable Al Qaeda propaganda operatives are the anti-American government republicans, it all kind of makes sense.

By tom jones

February 2, 2008 5:59 PM | Link to this

“Why am I finding out about a Border Patrol agent killed last month from D.A. king and not the AJC????? “

Maybe you weren’t sober or awake when it got all the coverage it got?

By Jeff

February 2, 2008 5:59 PM | Link to this

The right wing fanatics are getting a dose of what they deserve. The majority of people in this country, including the Republican party, are sick and tired of their trying to push their religious beliefs onto everybody else. While I am a Democrat and not in the least thinking of voting Republican, I do think McCain is, by far, the most level-headed and experienced candidate in the Republican race. Huckabee and Romney just scare the heck out of me with their religious beliefs which they would inevitably try to legislate upon all of us Americans. I applaud Chambliss and Isakson (which I don’t very often) for making their own minds up and not letting a bunch of religious freaks force them to do something else.

By Bob

February 2, 2008 6:02 PM | Link to this

We need some way to allow these people who want to work to come in to address a real labor shortage out there. If we can’t get farm labor here, I guess we’ll just have to import our food from Mexico.

By Mitt

February 2, 2008 6:03 PM | Link to this

Vote for me. I am pro-choice AND pro-life. I am for AND against the Brady bill. I have raised AND lowered taxes. I have opposed AND supported Bush tax cuts. I can give you the best of both worlds. Are you undecided? Well I cover ALL sides. I can appeal to ALL voters. I campaign for Republicans AND Democrats. I am a new breed of elected official. Don’t like the war? I have no military background. Want cuts? I’m known to have made my fortune by firing people. I made Ted Kennedy happy with my healthcare plan. I made Barney Frank happy by opposing Bush tax cuts. I even helped a friend of Cindy Sheehan get reelected for mayor of Salt Lake City. And now I have Hannity, Limbaugh, etc. supporting me as well. For for me…the uber candidate! Willard Mitt Romney!

By Right In The Middle

February 2, 2008 6:03 PM | Link to this

Gosh. You folks scare me. I’m right in the middle of it all. Don’t want your crazy far right insanity, not that of the ultra far left. Let’s just get some decent and honest politicians who don’t wear their religion on their sleeves. I’m firm on separation of church and state, and do NOT want to know about anyone’s religion. If they tell me, I’ll vote against them and campaign against them.

By Red

February 2, 2008 6:04 PM | Link to this

The last time I checked this was not a theocracy. Since when do these people think that they can control politics just because they are religious? We have to get away from this mess in this country or we will be in the same shape as the Middle Eastern countries run by extremist religious fanatics. I can’t stand either Chambliss or Isakson, but it is not because they endorsed McCain.

By andy

February 2, 2008 6:07 PM | Link to this

Who cares what GA Christian Coalition wants? It’s up to the voters, not Sadie Field and Ralph Reid. This pair have done so much damage to our country and this state that they should be ashamed.

When the Democrats were in control of this state, the roads got built, crooks got locked up, and murders got fried.

Now, under Sadie Fields and Ralph Reed, Republican lawmakers shake in their boots to these two idiots. The metro traffic is in gridlock, we’re running out of water, and the criminals run the courts and prisons (think Brian Nichols and Hinton Fuller).

People in GA ought to stop thinking about foolish issues such as gay marriage and start thinking about electing smarter officials to represent them in the statehouse.

By Susie

February 2, 2008 6:07 PM | Link to this

McCain is a disgusting, cowardly traitor when it comes to amnesty BUT with the sorry slate of candidates we have to chose from, I have to admit McCain is probably the only Republican who can beat either Clinton/Obama. And I’d rather have a Republican in the White House than the “open borders,” “let them all in” Democrats. So I will hold my nose and vote for McCain if it comes to that.The only hope Americans have with any of these idiotic candidates is a grassroots uprising like we had in the summer over shamnesty. Oh, and, D.A. King, GOD BLESS YOU—you are a true patriot!

By Churchill

February 2, 2008 6:08 PM | Link to this

It took Carter to give us Reagan. If Hill/Barry, same difference, get elected, we may have to live with it for 4 years. Then, maybe, a true conservative will come along that the entire party can support. McClame/Huckphony/Hillary/Barry they are all libs. Let the libs take the blame for hair brained lib policies. I will not re-define conservatism to fit McClame’s or Huckaphony’s definition. Peace.

By Amber

February 2, 2008 6:08 PM | Link to this

No one has taken a position on immigration based on any religion including Christianity. That is a red herring. Illegal immigration is a problem because of the financial and social cost to the country. Our senators have decided that currying favor with McCain is more important than representing their constituents. Well, there are lots of fine Republicans who could fill those slots quite nicely. And come election time, I, for one, won’t forget. McCain is a disaster on free speech, immigration, global warming, guantanamo and other issues. I don’t deny his military service for this country, however, that does not give him a free pass for his horrible legislative record. In addition, he has a very thinly veiled nasty streak and hair trigger temper. Thanks, but no thanks. This has nothing to do with hating anyone, but more to do with loving my country. McCain stands for the stifling of free speech, the invasion of our neighbors to the south, pretty lame on the economy (what tax cuts, oh yeah, the ones I voted against twice) closing of guantanamo and a long list of other liberal positions. If you want a choice in the general election then Vote Romney - a true conservative who can WIN!!!!!!!!

By Red

February 2, 2008 6:09 PM | Link to this

One more thing. American Worker I don’t know why you missed the story of the border patrol agent. It was all over the news and the AJC. Guess you only watch FOX. They leave alot out.

By tom jones

February 2, 2008 6:09 PM | Link to this

Political, national security is a POLICY, not an appropriation, and your comments show just how little you understand it. You asked in an earlier post, “what kind of America will we leave our children”. The kind of America you would like to leave apparently is one where our children live in fear of Islamofascist terrorists, who won’t stop attacking us even if you get your wish of us surrendering in Iraq. I for one want to leave my children a nation that is strong and secure. We disagree, I get it. So go vote for a “change of course”, and go vote for the candidate that wants us to surrender and leave. However, I’ll vote for the guy that has a better understanding of national security, who understands that it is more then “just an appropriation”, and that keeps our country on the offense rather then on defense.

Like I said, too bad for you there’s no surrender party on the ballot with Osama bin Laden as its nominee. I’m sure you’d vote for him.

By GodHatesTrash

February 2, 2008 6:09 PM | Link to this

Saxby is a mens room freak just like Craig. And a chickenhawk coward to boot.

McCain must have found a way to give him more $$ than Romney or the Huckleberry.

By GodHatesTrash

February 2, 2008 6:14 PM | Link to this

Who cares who slime like Johnny and Saxby endorse? Only the kind of slime that votes GOP.

Trash.

By verge

February 2, 2008 6:14 PM | Link to this

If that really is DA King above— I’d just like to take this opportunity to tell you how utterly mis-guided your barely hidden racist agenda against the incredibly hard working folks who have literally risked their lives to better themselves and their families by coming to America— This is a Nation of Immigrants, Mr. King, and we are the better for it… One day, I hope in the not too distant future, your efforts will share a place in infamy along with Bull Conner and his ilk…

By Mark

February 2, 2008 6:15 PM | Link to this

I just have one question to ask of you D.A. King? Does the D.A. stand for dumb azz. You just don’t get it do you moron. If as many Americans are as upset over this immigration issue as you and your butt buddy Lou Dobbs say there is, why pray tell is John McCain running away with this thing? Go ahead Dumb Azz give us some of your racist vDARE.com BS. And I still find it a little hypocritical that a convicted felon hate mongering redneck has the gall to say a darn thing about these hard working immigrnats. At least none of them quit there jobs to leech off of a bunch of crackpots that are dumb enough to buy into your con. Once a thief always a thief I guess.

By GOPeach

February 2, 2008 6:17 PM | Link to this

MIKE HUCKABEE IS THE ONLY CANDIDATE WHO SUPPORTS FAIR TAX! A vote for HUCKABEE is a vote for FAIR TAX! I am so disappointed in our GA SENATORS. They have become BELTWAY BUDDIES. I called their offices yesterday in both DC & ATLANTA and their staff PROMISED me that they WOULD NOT endorse ANYONE.. SNAKES!!!! Evil SNAKES!!! I am asking ALL RON PAUL supporters to join me in voting for Governor MIKE HUCKABEE. He is the ONLY CANDIDATES willing to stand down the IRS. VOTE HUCKABEE on TUES. RAIN or SHINE. This is not a 2 MAN RACE - HUCKABEE and PAUL are still in and IF the Paul Supporters would join us - TOGETHER WE CAN GET THE FAIR TAX pushed forward!!!

By jack Atlanta

February 2, 2008 6:17 PM | Link to this

Out of all the debates, have yet to hear McCain address some fundamental challenges affecting this Country. Realize that he is a war hero, but all war heroes do not make great leaders with multiple PROBLEMS on their plate. Simply would ask him to address the following fundamental challenges with some specific answers, and not “Well my friends, it is going to be hard!”

*Revamping public education to cause our kids to be competitive in a global environment in the future? We continue to fall behind competitive countries, especially in math and science. Our high school diploma graduate rates continue to fall, and many who do graduate have difficulty reading their diplomas!

*Specific plans to cause American enterprise to become more competitive in a global environment? What we seem to hear are threats against businesses, yet some claim they are going to bring back jobs — HOW??? (Her husband suggests that we should ‘slow down economic growth to protect the planet’!)

*Providing additional health care availability without throwing the baby out with the bath water… HOW? (really do not think that dictating from Washington is the answer or the right precedent to establish.)

*Plans and policies to cause the US to become energy independent in 10 - 15 years (walking vice driving is not a solution!)?

*Revamping the US military to bring the strength of the forces back to the levels of 1990 — prior to the cuts of the mid 90’s — with heavier reliance on robotics and artificial intelligence?

*Maintaining the sovereignty of the US by closing the ‘open borders’?

*Cleaning up the obscene waste by the Federal government — especially earmarks by both parties?

*Fixing Social Security, MEDICARE and MEDICAID, including the hard decisions that future generations are either going to have to dig real deep, or some major modifications to the systems will have to be made?

Very hard to imagine that Saudi Arabia, China, Japan and other countries we borrow from today are going to continue to prop us up with loans if we do not subsequently clean up our own house; start managing at national level; and STOP making promises that we know cannot be kept much after being elected.

By Donna P.

February 2, 2008 6:19 PM | Link to this

I am not going to vote for someone just because they are endorsed by “so and so”. I am way smarter than that. McCain is a liberal anyway.

By A Concerned American

February 2, 2008 6:26 PM | Link to this

Wow, you guys scare me. Are other people allowed to have opinions that differ from your own?

By Vote Hillary 08

February 2, 2008 6:26 PM | Link to this

Health care and the economy trumps all other issues. Vote Hillary in 08. Besides if McCain supporters truly believe that national security is his top priority, then they are sadly mistaken. The guy supports open borders along with Kennedy.

By Will

February 2, 2008 6:28 PM | Link to this

This life-long democrat’s vote for Senator McCain will cancel out at least one of the republican radio entertainer’s votes.

Hannity, Boortz, and Limbaugh listen day-after-day to people who fawn over them or go speak to adoring audiences and believe that what they hear from their fans is what is representative of America.

The hate and venom being spewed at Senator McCain is troubling but this man spent six years being beaten and tortured. I doubt there is much that these types could do to truly hurt this fine patriot.

By Charles

February 2, 2008 6:29 PM | Link to this

If you want to put untold Negroes in prison because illegal immigrants have become a priority in the workforce, elevate Negroes to the highest positions in the criminal justice system; director of prisons, chief of police, and police man/police woman, etc…There will be no measurable blow back from that respective community; neither will they understand the process.

If the New World Order crowd decides to put Barack Obama in the White House, look out Africa. The powers that be will declare that Al-Qaeda has set up business in every African country; obviously military action will be required; chaos and mayhem will follow. The Negroes in America will never understand the process.

By d.a. king

February 2, 2008 6:29 PM | Link to this

Mark…or Jerry Gonzalez, Sam Zamarippa, Mario Obledo http://www.thedustininmansociety.org/info/trueagendaaudio.html , whoever you really are. You are a shameless liar who cannot win an argument about illegal immigration so you reach for the race card. Yawn.

My having pled guilty to taking bets on football games ( nice detective work, it was AJC front page Metro from me 2006 and is on my bio )in 1977 and written on websites about illegal immigration won’t win this argument for you…and showing your far left tactic of inventing false “white supremist” group memberships for me is rather transparent, even for an open borders leftie!

I am am member of the Dustin Inman Society ..period. Can you pls list these memberships you invent?

Please explain to the readers here what the National Council of The Race ( en Espanol: La Raza - some help here http://www.humanevents.com/article.php?id=13863 ) is and why they get tax dollars to smear Americans who want secure borders and defend illegal immigration in the name of ethnic hustling?..I mean rights…

Also, if it is racism you seek…see here www.mexicamovement.com Nice try comrade.

By tom jones

February 2, 2008 6:30 PM | Link to this

GOPeach, are you off your meds again? You and I both know that no one made any such promise to you. You probably heard what you wanted to hear.

Poor thing…

By ab

February 2, 2008 6:34 PM | Link to this

As a conservative, I still plan to vote. However, it will be against all Republican congressmen and senators. It’s time for these charlatans to go. Also, I plan to vote for the Democrat who I think will end up being the biggest embarrassment for their party. I can’t figure out if that’s going to be O’bama or Klinton, but I hope one of them is their next Jimmy Carter who allows us to regroup and identify the next Reagan.

By James

February 2, 2008 6:40 PM | Link to this

I hope all of the right wing trash that allowed these immigrant haters to use your party for their nefarious purposes relize that the Republican party will pay heavily in lost elections for generations to come. These uncalled for attacks have rallied immigrant citizens that had never voted before to register. Green Card holding Latinos are applying for citizenship in droves just to be able to vote. In Cobb County alone there are 10,000 newly registered Latinos. Great job D.umb A.zz King. How does it feel to have helped the cause of these hard working people to such a degree. And if you think this rush to the polls won’t start influencing local elections, you are dumber than you look and more ignorant than you sound.

By art

February 2, 2008 6:41 PM | Link to this

It is a sad day when Republicans think that McCain, Romney and Huckabee actually represent “conservative” prinicples. The fact is that Ton Paul was the only hope. THanks to Fox News and the dumb evangelical lobby, his message has not been heard. Virtually everyone who listens to what HE has to say (and not an ad or media pundit) knows he has the answers Americans want.

Yep. The Republican party is dead as a doornail.

By Vote Hillary 08

February 2, 2008 6:42 PM | Link to this

If Mexico can deport illegal immigrants, then why can’t the United States? Mexico deported over 120,000 illegal immigrants from Central and South America in 2005.

By Amused Democrat

February 2, 2008 6:42 PM | Link to this

The enraged bigot/theocrat wing of the Republican Party is in full roar and it’s a source of great amusement for those of us on the other side. A suggestion to the DumbA$$ Kings and Sadie Fields of the world: start your own party and run some combination of Tom Tancredo/Lou Dobbs/Tom Delay/Rick Santorum/George Allen on the Presidential ticket.

All the crying on the right about the lack of a Reagan-like candidate for Prez is a sympton of the delusional state of modern Republicans. Reagan gave millions of illegals amnesty, cut and ran from Lebanon, did absolutely nothing in 8 years to end abortion (he put Sandra Day O’Connor on the Supreme Court), had to agree to a huge tax increase after his initial tax cut helped explode the deficit, and basically sounded the death knell for fiscal responsibility within his party.

And you people revere him. Since you lemmings really think he ended the Soviet Union by telling Gorbachev to tear down the Berlin Wall, you deserve what you get. Unfortunately, you geniuses left us with the most incompetent President in the history of the country the last 7 years.

One more year until we have someone with a working brain in the White House.

By Shelby

February 2, 2008 6:47 PM | Link to this

Go Mitt! You are just what our sagging economy needs right now. I think McCain’s little trick several days prior to the Florida debate was deplorable! Lying and twisting your position on any withdrawal timetables in Iraq was his obvious desperate attempt to change the focus to the war and away from discussion of the economy, which he knows you clearly excel on. McStain has readily admitted he is weak on economic matters. Dirty tricks and politics! McStain you should be ashamed!

Check out this great ad from Citizen’s United:

http://media.citizensunited.org/Surprisingly.htm

By Proofofthedownfall

February 2, 2008 6:47 PM | Link to this

What a joke!!

Just goes to show the final demise of the fanatical right wing of the GOP is coming to an abrupt end not only in Georgia and the south - but the entire country!!! Why don’t you so-called right wing conservatives get together and open up your own party - You could call yourselves - The Regressive Party - the new RPT! Hallaluah Praise Jesus!!!

By Pompano

February 2, 2008 6:48 PM | Link to this

if it had not been for the previous efforts of people like DA, our 2 Senators would have sold us out on the “Illegal” (notice how people in these post like to leave that word out) Immigration issue long ago.

McCain’s lackey assigned to reach out to the Hispanic community was a former politico in Mexico. McCain refuses to address the issue that this lackey was required to swear an oath to uphold the Constitution of Mexico.

Carter only gave up the Panama canal - watch McCain giveaway Texas & S. California.

By Chris from Atlanta

February 2, 2008 6:49 PM | Link to this

Thank you Senators for your courage in endorsing McCain for President! McCain is by far the best candidate. The GOP must now unite behind him.

By Mark

February 2, 2008 6:49 PM | Link to this

Touched a nerve huh, D.A. Do you deny being a member of the American Resistance Movement?

By TCB

February 2, 2008 6:50 PM | Link to this

ab is right. We will have to live through four years of socialist rule in order to get the GOP back to where it needs to be. Chambliss and Isakson are embarrassments to Georgia and to conservatives everywhere. Don’t be fooled by those who try to tell you that McCain is better than having a democrat in the White House. If you read his voting record, you would have no idea that he is a republican.

We should not be surprised after the horrible job that republicans did when they had total control in DC. What a shame!

By Douglas Parks

February 2, 2008 6:54 PM | Link to this

You founded the American Resistance Movement D.A. It seems you are the liar. Part of your criminal mindset I guess.

By No Good Choices Available

February 2, 2008 6:55 PM | Link to this

Very well said, Jeff. I consider that I follow politics a little closer than some and I have no idea who is the head of the Republican Party in Georgia. On the other hand, I see and hear Sadie Field’s name attached to everything Republican.

I’ve never been a big fan of John McCain but reality is beginning to push me in his direction. I could live with Huckabee but he can’t win in the General Election and I don’t think Romney can either. It’s time the non-democrats united behind a candidate that has the best chance of winning, even if they see it as the lesser of the evils. Otherwise, we will have to live with Clinton/Obama.

By Churchill

February 2, 2008 6:56 PM | Link to this

O.K. Ru Paul supporters, the race is serious now. Stop with this Ru Paul is the only… garbage. Ru Paul cannot win the nomination do the delegate math. There is no way he can get enough delegates. It is down to a conservative and a maverick, liberal appeasing R.I.N.O..

I would also like to add that this “conversation” (thanks Hillary) we are having on our side is healthy. I shows that the party is alive and engaged. The libs have been fighting over race, gender, class showing their own prejudices. I am proud of the substance on our side. So far, one heck of an election cycle.

By S(ame)O(ld)S(hit) here in GA.

February 2, 2008 6:58 PM | Link to this

I can’t wait to throw my vote away in November on a candidate that’s best for all of America while these uninformed, racist rednecks vote for the biggest Jesus freak who doesn’t support abortion or gay marriage. Single issue voters always and forever. Get over yourselves and the fantasy that Jesus is going to return and save you!

By David

February 2, 2008 6:58 PM | Link to this

I’ve voted Republican all my life. Seeing Sadie Fields disappointed with McCain’s endorsement makes me want to vote for him even more.

By American worker

February 2, 2008 7:05 PM | Link to this

OK, OK, OK…geez..sorry! I didn’t see the news story about a dead BP agent…but I am still outraged that it happened. I wonder how many more agents we will lose for illegal immigrant cheap labor?

I see that D.A. King has been attacked for speaking the truth. My friend knows D.A. - his sister IS a Korean immigrant and the board of directors of his group has Hispanics on it. Seems important fact to me. That shouldn’t matter, but the people who call him names should tell you the whole story…he is brave and has spent his savings to help us…many of these people make me sick with their hatred of anyone who is against the invasion.

King is a much better choice than Chambliss or MCCain! I enjoy reading his columns in the marietta paper. Oh, and -Why is Tom Jones so angry all the time?

By Shelby

February 2, 2008 7:06 PM | Link to this

Many would question whether Mike Huckabee is a true conservative due to being pro-illegal aliens and high taxation; I would question whether he is even a true CHRISTIAN! For an ex-Baptist preacher, the man sure has a potty mouth! Re: where to put the flag pole if anyone disagreed with his position on the Confederate flag, and also considering the risqué music/song lyrics used by Huckabee and his band, Capitol Offense (www.irdial.com/blogdial/?p=909). Imagine the pastor of your church singing H*y Tonk Woman or Devil With a Blue Dress (song lyrics would be offensive to many). It seems to me, this type of music would appeal more to liberals. Mike Huckabee and Hillary Clinton both are having an MTV event today; perhaps Huckabee and his band will find a “clean” song or two to perform during the event?

Huckabee has a history of corruption and lack of ethics and is one of two republican presidential candidates on the list of TOP TEN MOST CORRUPT POLITICIANS of 2007 (www.judicialwatch.org). One example, after being married for 30 years, Huckabee set up a WEDDING registry at Target for him and his wife to receive gifts for their house. The wedding registry was a way to avoid ethics laws prohibiting gifts to politicians.

Huckabee has also spawned a son who stoned and hung a dog to death. David was fired as a Boy Scout’s counselor for disobeying the “Be Kind” rule. Daddy Huck hindered the police investigation of David for animal cruelty. This should bring pause to anyone thinking of voting for Huckabee. Family animal cruelty issues often times indicate other problems as well.

His personality is described at Wikipedia as “petty, thin-skinned, self-righteous, and somewhat vindictive” (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Huckabee).

I truly believe Mike Huckabee is a wolf in sheep’s clothing. I read somewhere that he wants to be the opening act for a Led Zeppelin concert. Which does Huckabee want more, to be a rock star or to be the president of the US? I for one, will not be voting for this rock-star-wanna-be. I hope other voters will do their homework and really learn about the candidates rather than just voting party lines and/or for whoever SEEMS to be the most conservative. Please don’t follow Mike Huckabee like blind sheep simply because he can joke around and was a minister. Actions always speak louder than words. Just ask those people who believed in Ted Haggard or Jimmy Swaggert.

Even if somehow, Mike Huckabee were to win the Repub nomination, he could never win in a general election. Just imagine the confederate flag flap being played over and over on the Democrat’s TV ads. And does anyone seriously think independents or moderates would vote for Mike Huckabee when he has made it clear that he would change the Constitution to ban abortions and gay marriage? Regardless of anyone’s view on abortion and gays, no candidate will win the White House by alienating so many Democrats and even moderates and independents on these issues.

By Mark

February 2, 2008 7:06 PM | Link to this

D.A. aren’t you also associated with one of the Minuteman groups? And you do write for vDARE.com do you not? Is that site not listed as a white supremacist hate site by the Southern poverty Law Center. Folks if you want to enter the dark mind of this racist go to vDARE.com. He is there in all his disgusting glory.

By dawgmom

February 2, 2008 7:13 PM | Link to this

Come on, people. Are we nothing but blind sheep, expected to follow and vote for whomever we’re told? I, for one, am not. I have my own brain and free will to vote for the candidate that makes the most sense for the current state of our country — economic issues, immigration issues, terror issues — Mitt Romney stands far above any other candidate from either party!

By Too Bad God Isn't On the Ballot

February 2, 2008 7:17 PM | Link to this

I agree SOS, but nobody with a sense can figure out that this country and my wallet were much better off during the days of Clinton than they’ve been during the past 8 years. But of course he’s judged by an affair instead. It’s okay though when the neighborhood pastor takes a little extra from the collection basket, molests a kid, is a drunk, or cheats on his own wife. Better yet elect a president who is a so-called God fearing Christian, but can’t string together a sentence that makes sense, certainly can’t speak from the heart or without a speech writer, has been shady from day one and has slapped the middle class across the face, took us to a war in a region that has been at war with itself for hundreds of years and it’s fact his reasons were wrong, has done his best to ignore the man and organization that actually admitted to being behind 9/11, has no respect from leaders or people of other countries with a high standard of living, has turned his back on environmental issues, has lied time and time again, and has been a lame duck for the past 3 years. Yet people around here think you’re nuts for even thinking he has failed, even when over 70% of this country thinks he’s a joke. So they’ll continue to vote for the same old conservative leaders that use God as a way to get votes from these blinded fools in this state.

By Mark

February 2, 2008 7:18 PM | Link to this

D.A. King do you deny being associated with the Federation for American Immigration Reform? Is this not what they and you ascribe to?

By Heidi Beirich, Southern Poverty Law Center, Dec. 2007

At the center of the Tanton web is the nonprofit Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), the most important organization fueling the backlash against immigration. Founded by Tanton in 1979, FAIR has long been marked by anti-Latino and anti- Catholic attitudes. It has mixed this bigotry with a fondness for eugenics, the idea of breeding better humans discredited by its Nazi associations. It has accepted $1.2 million from an infamous, racist eugenics foundation. It has employed officials in key positions who are also members of white supremacist groups. Recently, it has promoted racist conspiracy theories about Mexico’s secret designs on the American Southwest and an alternative theory alleging secret plans to merge the United States, Mexico and Canada. Just last February, a senior FAIR official sought “advice” from the leaders of a racist Belgian political party.

By SOS

February 2, 2008 7:19 PM | Link to this

We all know what Hillary Clinton stands for. McCain while is honorable in respects in his service to America. But, I’m afraid he is just another example of the Washington DC establishment. He is a politician. Tells you what you wanna hear. The Democratic party WANTS McCain to Win the Republican nomination. His sidekick Lindsey Graham is not a true conservative as well and thats another story. But all these people who say just vote for McCain and the republican party so it will defeat Hillary are kidding themselves. You might as well sell your soul to the devil. If Americans want change it starts in CLEANING out both houses of congress. Its not going to change no matter who wins the presidency, the gridlock will continue and the real important issues will not be solved. It also starts in Local governments as well and holding elected officials accountable. Our Government is a* Republic* not a Democracy. It belongs to the people that elect representatives. Its also funny that people who attack conservatives who have Jud-ail Christian values compare them to Islamic Extremist. Hmmm ..I haven’t seen Christians in America running around blowing up themselves and others. Those People who accuse politicians of wearing their relgion on their sleeves, Well who are they is my question? Last time I checked prayer is out of schools, In God WE Trust is in jeopardy and some don’t wanna salute our Grand ole Flag or even recite the Pledge of Allegiance. Like it or not and believe it or not America was founded on the Jud-ail- Christian Values and Morals that influence our Laws. If a person no matter what his or her religion may be, its not going to change the government like some folks going around trying to scare people that its the impending Apocalypse. One thing about it… I very Thankful to live in America, we could all be in the Middle East throwing Rocks at each other and really living in fear. Last but not least GOD BLESS AMERICA

By Paul

February 2, 2008 7:20 PM | Link to this

It’s amazing to me as a foreigner, how the so called “greatest nation on earth”, can’t seem to understand that great nations MUST separate religion from politics. You cannot interpret the constitution properly if your judgement is influenced by your own personal religious beliefs. Unfortunately the U.S. is now in the same category as the arab countries who make all decisions based on religion. It’s sad. America used to be a great nation who defended all - not just those who went to the Baptist church on Sunday. Good that there are still some countries left who know that separation of church and state is the only true and fair way to achieve a government that represents all fairly.

By tom jones

February 2, 2008 7:22 PM | Link to this

I’m not angry. It’s a great Saturday night, the Superbowl is tomorrow (D.A., I’ll take NY with the points please), and we’re having a healthy debate.

All is well, not at all angry.

By tom jones

February 2, 2008 7:22 PM | Link to this

I’m not angry. It’s a great Saturday night, the Superbowl is tomorrow (D.A., I’ll take NY with the points please), and we’re having a healthy debate.

All is well, not at all angry.

By tom jones

February 2, 2008 7:25 PM | Link to this

Anyone have a list, or a link to a list, of the Senators that have endorsed McCain, and that have endorsed Romney?

By Just Nasty and Mean

February 2, 2008 7:27 PM | Link to this

Senators Chambliss and Isakson:

I am deeply upset and disappointed at your endorsement of Sn. McCain. As you know, he was:

1) Key senator for amnesty with McCain/Kennedy and wanted to rush the bill through before the public knew what it contained

2) McCain/Feingold, the biggest assault on the 1st amendment in America’s history

3) One of only TWO Republican Senators to vote against the Bush Tax Cut

4)Was a leader of the “Gang of 14” intending to maneuver close votes in the Senate-usually for the Democrats,

5) Is considered a “maverick” on virtually EVERY Republican bill and provided contentious resistance against the leadership. Daschle calle him “a friend of Democrats”.

And as you know, he has the reputation of a “hothead”.

I am sick and tired of your being against conservative values. McCain is left of center from where the core Republican Party wants to be—and left of where Georgia’s republicans are.

That puts you OUTSIDE of our party’s value system.

Be prepared to pay a consequence for your heresy.

By d.a. king

February 2, 2008 7:28 PM | Link to this

Mark…try hard NO, I am not associated with any other group than my own. I am in full support of the Minute Men if their goal is to report illegal aliens and illegal employers…and NO I don’t write on VDARE… I quit more than a year and a half ago ( try to keep up Mark) but not because of any nonsense Morris Dees at SPLC invented. Mark: I now prononce you a racist.

See? now we can all call you a racist because of that last sentence. Mark, you should donate to SPLC, you deserve it. They are a fund raising frim hiding behind civil rights - there is no civil right to be illegal Mark - but you do thab the right to be a mindless open borers sheeple. See here http://www.vdare.com/king/index.htm for what I wrote on VDARE….I am proud of it.

I also write in the AJC (and many other newspapers http://www.thedustininmansociety.org/articles/news.html) …does that make me a socialist too? Mark? Mark?

Maybe you can get them to take me off their masthead? I have been demanding exactly that since June 2006.

Mark…you are a moron. Fun playing with you, but I am out of time. VIVA LA MIGRA! MARK!

By Fat Tony

February 2, 2008 7:31 PM | Link to this

Allow me to introduce many of you to the concept of the “Lesser of two”, or in the present circumstances, “three evils”. With the momentum McCain has mustered of late he is very likely to be the GOP nominee. Giuliani’s political demise leaves McCain as the only remaining GOP candidate who seems to be able to garner strong independent support. A key requirement for defeating either Democrat in a time when all indications point to the country as a whole leaning towards the Dems.

He clearly has many policy flaws from the perspective of the Right-most side of the political Right. However those flaws notwithstanding, he is still a far cry better than the fascist Hillary and newly declared uber-liberal Obama, both of whom can’t wait to raise taxes as their first priority. If McCain simply does nothing on that front, he’s still better. He can do no worse domestically than his Democratic rivals.

Also, I believe his foreign policy and defense credentials alone have earned my vote. Considering his life experience, I doubt few if any can intimidate him. It’s a harsh and dangerous world out there and no time for Democratic weakness in the White House.

I also want to address the more ardent of the illegal immigration foes. In the short term and technical sense you are absolutely on target. However, you have missed the strategic point those with a long term vision understand. Your efforts to alienate (pun intended) our undocumented, un-legal, Hispanic friends is going to pay major dividends to the Democratic party. Unless the American people muster the will to allow a modern-day trail of tears, our illegal residents will be a fairly permanent fixture. Sure, we’ll deport the criminals on occasion, but collecting and deporting them by the millions is simply not a practical matter.

Eventually, an amnesty package or other “path to citizenship” will occur. The potential for votes and taxes is too strong an aphrodisiac for our politicos to ignore. With Hispanics as the largest minority group in the country we are grooming generations of them to hate the Republican party. Smart move.

In summary, strong arguments can be made that McCain is a RINO. I’d advise you to take a step back and really think about a Clinton Co-Presidency White House and a Democratic congress. Really, I mean it. I want you to think about it all day on election day when your sitting at home pouting that McCain is the GOP nominee. When Hillary care, raised taxes, and military defeat/general weakness occur along with the other likely bad things that us thinking and productive folks fear, I’ll blame the GOP no-shows. My suggestion, get over it. A vote for McCain is really a vote against Hillary/Obama.

By Shelby

February 2, 2008 7:36 PM | Link to this

Right on dawgmom!!! Mitt’s the best there is!

By dawgmom

February 2, 2008 7:13 PM | Link to this

Come on, people. Are we nothing but blind sheep, expected to follow and vote for whomever we’re told? I, for one, am not. I have my own brain and free will to vote for the candidate that makes the most sense for the current state of our country — economic issues, immigration issues, terror issues — Mitt Romney stands far above any other candidate from either party!

By jp adams

February 2, 2008 7:46 PM | Link to this

The race starts on super Tuesday folks Mc Cain will not be the Republican candidate we are the ones who will decide who our candidate is not the media don’t believe the hype go vote it is in our hands Thanks

By B-Bro

February 2, 2008 7:47 PM | Link to this

Romney and that’s because Ron Paul don’t have a chance and Richardson’s out. The Giants and I’ll take the points.

By Ret.LTC

February 2, 2008 7:48 PM | Link to this

AT EASE Private King! Racist, bigot, nativist, xenophobes like you are a disgrace to The Corps.

By Me

February 2, 2008 7:48 PM | Link to this

Dear Conservative Voter:

The Republican Party now recognizes that “values” voters are anchors, and that your power dies with the Presidency of George Bush. Sorry that you just got the memo.

By Stop Foreign Aide

February 2, 2008 7:51 PM | Link to this

Its Time to right the ship in America. We need to get our own house in order. Their are people who will label this idea as short sided and also being an isolationist in thinking. Well go ahead and I’ll call you a labelist! America Supports the World Already! WHO supports America with Aide . Who Supports America in natural Disasters? WHO WHO WHO? I can tell you WHO , AMERICA Does! That’s WHO. Get the PICTURE! Its time to secure our borders both Canada and Mexico and our coasts. Let the American People be involved with benevolent programs abroad not our Government. It’s ok to have Americans to be taken care of first and your own loved ones. Some folks will try to make you feel guilty of being that way. Well TEll them to Stick it. Its time to tell the UN to stick it as well. I dont buy this garbage that the whole world is mad at the US. And if they are, Well SO BE IT! They will come running back to us when they need something.They always do. Its time for America to roll up its sleeve and get tough when it comes to Foriegn Policy. SO STOP THE FOREIGN AIDE!!! UNTIL WE GET OUR OWN HOUSE IN ORDER!!!

By Tim

February 2, 2008 7:51 PM | Link to this

There is only one true conservative in this race, and his name is Ron Paul

By Bob Carle

February 2, 2008 7:54 PM | Link to this

Why don’t the religious whackkos move out of the country and find their own place to live. That way they can elect all the cultists and sex perverts they adore and make all the politicians force people to go to church on sunday, under threat of death,,,,

By Just Nasty and Mean

February 2, 2008 7:56 PM | Link to this

To Paul @ 7:20

It is obvious you are a foreigner or else you would know our history in our founding documents that are covered with references to our Judeau/Christian foundation. Check out all of the teachings of or Jefferson, Washington, Adams, and note they used religious teachings to configure our country. They are on virtually every monument in the country.

It just so happens our religion/country doesn’t mandate our laws and government are “one”, and if you don’t like it—-we’ll cut your head off!

By Shelby

February 2, 2008 7:56 PM | Link to this

When it comes to immigration, voting for Juan McCain is like voting for a Democrat. Romney’s record is far, FAR superior to Juan McCain’s. Here are the facts from:

[http://www.numbersusa.com/index]

What has been the previous record of immigration actions while in elected office?

ABYSMAL — John McCain BAD — Rudy Giuliani BAD — Hillary Clinton BAD — Barack Obama BAD — John Edwards BAD — Mike Huckabee GOOD — Ron Paul GOOD — Mitt Romney

How good are the promises to prevent amnesties and send current illegal aliens home?

ABYSMAL — John McCain ABYSMAL — Rudy Giuliani ABYSMAL — Hillary Clinton ABYSMAL — Barack Obama ABYSMAL — John Edwards GOOD — Ron Paul EXCELLENT — Mike Huckabee EXCELLENT — Mitt Romney

How good are the promises to stop future illegal immigration?

POOR — Hillary Clinton POOR — Barack Obama POOR — John Edwards FAIR — Rudy Giuliani FAIR — John McCain GOOD — Mike Huckabee GOOD — Ron Paul EXCELLENT — Mitt Romney

By Douglas Parks

February 2, 2008 7:59 PM | Link to this

King puhleeze! You FOUNDED the American Reistance Foundation. You have been a member of FAIR. You are disavowing that now because it illustrated just what you truly are. A race baiting, white supremacist. D.zz A.zz, we don’t buy it. You are pulling a David Duke. But you can’t run from your documented past can you King? And by the way boy, I happened to be in store today called Valu and the folks inside had registered 200 more Latino voters that are chomping at the bit to get you and others of your ilk at the polls. You’ve lost King. You might just have to take your lazy leeching butt back to work after the next election. John McCain is winning MORON. What doe that tell you gasbag? Mainstream America doesn’t buy you and your racist filth. Get a job welfare King!

By Galoco_lee

February 2, 2008 8:01 PM | Link to this

John McCain said at the GOP debate two days ago: “I’ll rely on people to judge me by the company that I keep.” — The company John McCain keeps: Russ Feingold; Teddy Kennedy; Lindsey Grahamnesty; Juan “Mexico First / Free Flow” Hernandez; Jerry “Spanish first” Perenchio; Geraldo Rivera; La Raza…..

It is an outrage and disappointment for Saxby Chambliss, who is up for re-election this year, and Johnny Isakson to endorse John McCain.

Our two Senators just don’t get it! But they will next time them appear on a ballet. Personally I cannot wait to vote against the (I).

By Tommy

February 2, 2008 8:05 PM | Link to this

Maybe folks are just tired of the Religious Right trying to claim they have an inside track with God.

Maybe folks feel like gay rights aren’t as big a political issue as security. Maybe folks are tired of eight years of intolerance and everyone trying to claim the Reagan legacy as their own.

Maybe it’s time for ‘change’.

McCain is the closest thing the GOP can offer there.

My side has Barack Obama, who I’ll proudly vote for. But if I were a Republican, Senator McCain would have my vote. And that’s the problem. Republicans hate it when a Democrat respects one of their own…it means they must be doing something wrong.

It’s time to reach across the aisle folks. This country can’t be healed by more divisiveness and in-fighting.

Heck, even Ann Coulter is willing to vote for a Democrat under the right circumstances. Ahhh, the winds of change!

By Tommy

February 2, 2008 8:07 PM | Link to this

Heh, heh…you called him “Juan’ McCain because he likes Hispanic people. I get it.

Clever. Way to elevate the politics, mi amigo.

By dirty white boy

February 2, 2008 8:08 PM | Link to this

Why is what the christian alliance, etc. has to say news? Christianity should stay out of politics.

Don’t wrap yourself in the christian flag and carry a bible and think that you are answering the question WWJD.

Racism and bigotry are alive and well. I might vote for Obama just to spite you.

DWB

By GaLiberal

February 2, 2008 8:12 PM | Link to this

Oh so funny to watch the Rethuglicons eat each other alive. Too bad they’re focused on the wrong issues. Face facts, people are fed up with far right religiously-driven ideology. They’ve had their fill of Bush and his holier-than-thou approach to running the country. The consequences of which can be seen all around you. A crumbling infrastructure (roads and bridges for those that don’t know big words), wages are stagnant or decreasing as basics like energy, food, and medical continue to soar, the unnecessary and mismanaged war in Iraq continues to drain billions each year, and the dollar continues its slide to the junk heap of third-world currencies. Thank you very much. While you people are whining that McCain isn’t “conservative enough” you’ll be looking the wrong way when the election is over. Go ahead and put Mitt the Twitt up as president. Please. Pretty Please. With sugar on top. I’m sure everyone will be looking forward to voting for another theocrat to run the country further into the ground.

When you vote Rethuglicon, you vote against your own best interests. And the whining cats of the conservative right are living proof.

By SOS

February 2, 2008 8:23 PM | Link to this

HEY Paul…. IF YOU DON’T LIKE AMERICA, THEN ILL BE HAPPY TO PURCHASE YOU A PLANE TICKET AND YOU CAN GO BACK TO YOUR COUNTRY ,THAT IS IF YOUR ARE A LEGAL FORIEGNER! BTW AMERICA IS STILL THE GREATIST NATION ON EARTH! The Baptist, Methodist, Jewish Faith, Presbyterians, Catholics, Muslims and Atheist’s are protected in the Constitution and they have the right to vote! Paul… the problem with you not understanding the Constitution is that many of our laws are based on morals on Jud-ail Christian Values. I have not witnessed Religious people going around in America Forcing me and others to pray. The people of Christian faith wants common sense morals not to deteriorate from the rule of law. Not to force religion on people like some people want to insist.

By kitty

February 2, 2008 8:25 PM | Link to this

Mccain is a traitor and a democrat in republican clothes. i believe he is funded by the grandpooba socialist Soros. Mccain is sleepin with kennedy and other far left loons. mccain sucks and I will not vote for him, i will vote for ANYONE but him….even if {gulp} its hillary and i am a republican. I will stay home on election day if its mccain and the antichrist [obama] ILLEGAL immigration is a top priority with me, and they should be called INVADERS and dealt with appropriately. Most of my comments dont get published by AJC so it’ll be a miracle to see this posted….doubtful.

By Steve & Carolyn

February 2, 2008 8:26 PM | Link to this

The law of the land that these politicians have taken an oath to uphold is being mocked by most of them and the Mexican government. The statement that we need to allow them to come out of the dark is ludicrous. Everyday masses of illegals are breaking our laws constantly and laughing constantly in American citizens faces. Maybe a class action lawsuit should be filed against our government for not upholding our constitutional rights and failure to protect it’s citizens. We are on a path of destruction in believing these so called leaders. McCain was a past hero and as a veteran I thank him for that, but now I put him in the same class of Jane Fonda, as he tends to sell our country out to Mexico and forsakes the American Citizen. God Bless the United States of America (not Mexico or Canada).

By bb

February 2, 2008 8:34 PM | Link to this

It is about time we take the party back from the religous right nuts.

By Paula Watson

February 2, 2008 8:35 PM | Link to this

The reason the vote is for McCain is only because the concensus of the media is that he is the only one that can defeat the Democrats on November, which is completely untrue. Sooner or later they will realize they were both wrong but by then it will be too late. Paula - Canton, GA

By ben

February 2, 2008 8:36 PM | Link to this

Saxby, you’re day is coming soon, Johnny we’ll deal with you later.

By GaTech CR

February 2, 2008 8:37 PM | Link to this

DA King is a convicted felon and a hate monger. He should be back in jail where he belongs.

By GaryM

February 2, 2008 8:39 PM | Link to this

After all this discussion, the bottom line is this…we need two new senators.

By SC Voter

February 2, 2008 8:40 PM | Link to this

I dont see how McCain won our primary. However, He really didnt win the true Conservative Vote in SC. McCain will not win the presidency. You can spin it all you want. He isn’t a true republican . We all know what Hillary is all about and sadly for Americans it will be tough the next 4 years. If you think George Bush was bad, well everyone will realy have to adjust their lifestylewhen she is President.

By Ellen

February 2, 2008 8:43 PM | Link to this

I grew up in a staunch Republican family. I have voted Republican in every election since 1965. However, if John McCain is the Republican nominee, I will for the first time in my life vote for the Democrat candidate.

By Hotspur

February 2, 2008 8:45 PM | Link to this

Simply: if McCain get the nomination my family and I will vote 3rd party or NOT vote.

Apparently - the Conservative Movement must go back (lose) to move forward (win).

Mitt “ain’t” perfect, but he is the future - McVain is the past. The old, mean, “let’s make a deal with Ted Kennedy” past.

Better to be stabbed in the front by Obama/Hillary than in the back by McLame.

By Nick

February 2, 2008 8:45 PM | Link to this

I am the proud son of an immigrant. My wife was an immigrant. This country was made great by immigrants. As long as Republicans keep telling me my wife and parents are bad people for being immigrants, the more money I am giving to Democrats.

By Paula Watson

February 2, 2008 8:46 PM | Link to this

Should all war heroes become president of the USA? If the only thing that qualifies someone to become president is the service he gave to this country and suffering by the hands of the enemy by golly our list is endless. Let’s get real people, our country needs more than a brave soldider to be president. War is not what I hope for my two sons. We love this country and honor those who serve it but military experience is not all it takes to be a good president - the history of this country has proven that already!

By USA-Forever

February 2, 2008 8:47 PM | Link to this

One word. OBAMA!

By kitty

February 2, 2008 8:47 PM | Link to this

D. A. King is a hero and has more backbone than 3000 Atlantans glued together. I respect him and the work he does.He has guts —somethin many who have posted here, dont. Most Americans are lemmings……we are doomed.

By SOS

February 2, 2008 8:48 PM | Link to this

bb…. your party already has been taken back away from the religious right. Its called Liberal LEFT WING NUTS!!!

By Ellean

February 2, 2008 8:48 PM | Link to this

How can conservative Republicans vote for Romney—a liberal masquerading in Ronald Reagan’s suits?

By DDW

February 2, 2008 8:50 PM | Link to this

Aahhh! Ms. Kitty, my thoughts exactly!! I emailed all of the Republicans of this state via Congress.org and told them just what I thought. If they are going to endorse a Democratic purporting to be a Republican, then I shall pick a Democrat instead of taking a Democrat wanna-be.

McCain is too much like Bush for me with his focus on fear, fighting, and lack of respect for others. Yes, he’s a hero, or was. Time and too many years in politics has warped his values.

Yes, I would gladly vote for either Hillary or Obama instead of McCain - he’s a two-faced flip-flopper. At least Romney has grown and evolved… Oops! Isn’t that what McCain keeps saying about Romney??? Yes, blame someone else for the faults you’re trying to hide before people realize what you’re doing.

The Republican party needs to find a pair, or at least change the party logo from an elephant to a mouse.

The good news, I know who I won’t be voting for next year when it comes time to re-elect certain officials.

By Craig

February 2, 2008 8:52 PM | Link to this

ANYONE in the GOP who either votes for Hilary or stays home in November has just admitted voting for Osama bin Laden and supporting al Qaeda. Your actions to help elect a cut and run candidate proves you put ego over your nation. You would rather dishonor those in uniform by backing them out before completing their missions in Afghanistan and Iraq. You would rather let Osama win and drive us back behind our borders than drive them out and defeat Islamofascism. So by all means. Go ahead and stay home. Go ahead and turn on your nation and vote for Hillary. You do those in the military a disservice by supporting the voices completely counter to them. Let the blood of these honorable men and women be on your hands as well as more innocents attacked in the future by these thugs. Your hatred just gives Osama what he wants. Thank you.

By Theeny

February 2, 2008 8:54 PM | Link to this

Maybe the nation is tired of being held hostage by so-called Christian fundamentalists. Maybe we don’t want fundamental Christianity to become the law of the land. Maybe Christians should practice their faith privately instead of trying to browbeat everyone into being exactly like them. Because that’s what Jesus would do, right?

By MD Cain

February 2, 2008 8:57 PM | Link to this

I probably agree with Rush on more issues than I disagree with him but you guys who say he is right every single time probably don’t remember the proposed Dubai Port Deal. That was just wrong, wrong, wrong.

By Marge

February 2, 2008 9:02 PM | Link to this

Time to hammer the phones again and tell Isakson and Chambliss what we think….just to irritate them. There was absolutely no reason that they needed to endorse McCain McAnmnesty McILoveIllegalAliens McOpen Borders in favor of any other Republican. I know Lindsay Grahamm was twisting their arm as part of the blood brotherhood but we are tired of being dissed by these clowns. They all keep patting each other on the back and re-electing each other. How can the voters be so fooled to think that his hothead unstable McCain would be good for National Security. He is a sham who has left our borders open for the 25 years he has been in congress while AlQuaida operative have been entering through our borders. SHAME ON OUR SENATORS. Lets raise hell at their offices and on the phones on Monday morning,, then vote for Romney on Tuesday. Time for Huckabee to endorse a conservative that can win instead of pealing off conservative votes. If he cared about conservatism, he would support the conservative that could win instead of playing nice with McCain. Listen to Rush, Hannity, Lars Larsen, Mark Levin, Laura Ingraham and countless other conservatives who want Romney for President. Next step after the GA primaries is to find a way to oust Saxby in November. He has been a disgrace. McCain McAmnesty= Isakson= Chambliss=Lidnsay Graham = Mel Martinez = Liberal RINOs

By Mel in Midtown

February 2, 2008 9:02 PM | Link to this

Attention! Attention! Will the villages that are the homes of the first few posters please send someone to the Cobb Galleria Center to pick up your idiot.

By American Constitutionalist

February 2, 2008 9:04 PM | Link to this

God bless you D.A. King! John McManiac is just another shill for the Globalist Elite. Like the other fraudulant “frontrunners” (Hucksterbee, Flip Romney, Hildabeast ClinTAX & Obuma), McKennedy is a puppet for the same Ruling Elite that pull the strings of Dubya & Sick Willie. There’s only ONE candidate who’ll defend our Constitutional Republic folks…Dr.Ron Paul!

http://www.ronpaul2008.com/

By Eric Johnson

February 2, 2008 9:06 PM | Link to this

Hmmm. Sometimes political friends join different teams. I think the GOP and will agree that Romney is the most prepared to me the President and CEO of the United States. However, it seems that Isakson and Chambliss otherwise. I would advise them to remember and old saying, “If on one’s path you do not meet your equal, it is best to travel alone because there is no fellowship with fools” John McCain is the Democrats’ and Media’s favorite “Republican”. I hope this does not rub off on what used to be my two favorite senators at the next election.

By CobbCountyResident

February 2, 2008 9:06 PM | Link to this

FYI: Chambliss will be speaking at the chamber’s First Monday Breakfast. Isakson will be there as well.

By **BurningAtlanta**

February 2, 2008 9:09 PM | Link to this

Chambliss and Isakson are not to be trusted on illegal immigration, no matter how they voted last time.

It would serve some well to remember a few facts. Most republican senators opposed the last amnesty attempt but were joined by 15 democrats even though Bush was pushing it as hard as he could.

Most state laws targeting illegals are republican initiatives but not all. Azizona was a republican bill with bipartisan support and signed by a democrat governor. Colorado was a dem legislature that brought forth the bill to a republican governor. So, if you think this is strickly a partisan issue you aren’t paying attention.

I can’t tell you why so many support Juan McCain, you’d have to ask them. But I can tell you that immigration usually ranks 3rd or 4th on the priorities list.

I seriously wonder if it will make any difference what candidate is elected as far as illegal immigration is concerned. Of course I’d rather see someone willing to take a stand for this nation but Bush couldn’t get the last amnesty passed and I believe, considering the trend across this nation towards enforcement, that it won’t be any easier next time.

Currently, these states have passed bills targeting illegals and or those that employ them: Colorado, Arizona, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Georgia. States likely to pass similar bills this year include: Missouri, Mississippi, Kansas, Iowa, Wyoming, Utah, Virginia, and Nebraska. Maybe more, including Arkansas.

State enforcement is having more of an impact than federal efforts. In some areas, these laws are ahving a strong effect and many illegals are leaving. But, as we know, laws without enforcement are meaningless.

By Boots

February 2, 2008 9:13 PM | Link to this

I’m an independent, but cannot support the democrats in this election. And, upon reviewing the republican field, find only one I could support —- only one with the stones to have served in the military —- only one who knows what it is to sacrifice for his country —- only one who has any credibility to address the national security issues.

I wish to heck you Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh nuts would crawl back under your rock. Your moralism and legalistic approach rings hollow under the scrutiny of your life choices and personal behaviors.

Dry up. If McCain wins the delegates, support him. He can’t possibly be any worse than the man who presently sits in the Oval Office.

By Dennis

February 2, 2008 9:13 PM | Link to this

Nobody expected better from Chambliss. He has become Bush’s lapdog since Blair was defeated.

Isakson is nothing more than a “me too”.

You don’t have to be a blind conservative not to see it, just an ignorant one to deny it.

By GaryM

February 2, 2008 9:15 PM | Link to this

The bottom line of all this discussion is this: Georgia need two new senators.

By Marge

February 2, 2008 9:16 PM | Link to this

Time to hammer the phones again and tell Isakson and Chambliss what we think….just to irritate them. There was absolutely no reason that they needed to endorse McCain McAnmnesty McILoveIllegalAliens McOpen Borders in favor of any other Republican. I know Lindsay Grahamm was twisting their arm as part of the blood brotherhood but we are tired of being dissed by these clowns. They all keep patting each other on the back and re-electing each other. How can the voters be so fooled to think that his hothead unstable McCain would be good for National Security. He is a sham who has left our borders open for the 25 years he has been in congress while AlQuaida operative have been entering through our borders. SHAME ON OUR SENATORS. Lets raise hell at their offices and on the phones on Monday morning,, then vote for Romney on Tuesday. Time for Huckabee to endorse a conservative that can win instead of pealing off conservative votes. If he cared about conservatism, he would support the conservative that could win instead of playing nice with McCain. Listen to Rush, Hannity, Lars Larsen, Mark Levin, Laura Ingraham and countless other conservatives who want Romney for President. Next step after the GA primaries is to find a way to oust Saxby in November. He has been a disgrace. McCain McAmnesty= Isakson= Chambliss=Lidnsay Graham = Mel Martinez = Liberal RINOs

By DDW

February 2, 2008 9:17 PM | Link to this

Umm, Theeny, I’m buddhist… and a Republican. Christianity has nothing to do with it. Commonsense does…

Giving up what you work hard for should be a choice, not a gov’t mandate (democratic healthcare).

Free speech should be upheld, not suppressed (democrats pushing uniforms in public schools and denying choice and the peaceful expression of protest).

And finally, upholding the laws of our country - our Constitution - and expecting others to follow it like millions of other immigrants have done (illegal immigration) is just reasonable.

Our country needs immigrants - those who respect our country, citizens, and laws. Those here illegally, don’t. Who would you rather have as a house guest? as a neighbor?

Send the illegals home, and to the back of the line, then give them the same opportunity as all immigrants that who wish to come here from all over the world. No matter the religious preference, no matter the pigment of one’s skin, it comes down to common sense.

By kitty

February 2, 2008 9:21 PM | Link to this

To “Nick” if you and your wife are LEGAL immigrants congratulations to you-if not, then you are an example of my wrath and all THINKING LAW ABIDING American citizens.

By SOS

February 2, 2008 9:22 PM | Link to this

NICK….. KEY WORD IS Legal. LEGAL Immigrants are Great builders of America. JusT like my Grandparents Illegal Immigrants are blood sucking leeches. And those who say we cant round up 12 million Illegal Immigrants and send them back .Well I bet if 12 million hard working Middle Class workers decided to tell their empolyers not to take out taxes in their pay Checks and not file income tax returns ,then I bet ole Uncle Sam would round those Middle Class workers up!!!!

By Too educated for Most of You

February 2, 2008 9:22 PM | Link to this

Where do I begin? I’ll start with my amusement with the predicament of this entire political party. In the end, do you HONESTLY believe after the Bush Affair, that informed voters would actually vote another GOPer into office? No matter how you slice it, the Republicans will lose the Whitehouse in November. Argue amoungst yourselves if you must, but it will prove a futile and frustrating endeavor.

By Proud Democrat

February 2, 2008 9:22 PM | Link to this

I have one main question - How can anyone say they are conservative - making them “Pro-Life”, yet be willing to vote for a candidate who is pro-War???? How does that fall in line with Pro-Life? Or is pro-life just for those that are still in the womb? I guess in your eyes, once you’re old enough to hold a gun, you’re old enough to die and aren’t considered part of a pro-life situation!!!

At least when Democrats say they are Pro-Choice and Anti-War, they aren’t speaking like a bunch of hypocrits. Anyone that supports John McCain - who thinks Bush has done nothing wrong invading Iraq under false pretenses of weapons of mass destruction - allowing thousands of our young men and women to die - disgusts me!!! A vote for McCain is a vote for our continued involvement in Iraq for many more years to come! Is that what you want for our soldiers? If so, shame on you.

By Shelby

February 2, 2008 9:22 PM | Link to this

Go Mitt! You are just what our sagging economy needs right now! I think McCain’s little trick several days prior to the Florida debate was deplorable! Lying and twisting your position on any withdrawal timetables in Iraq was his obvious desperate attempt to change the focus to the war and away from discussion of the economy, which he knows you clearly excel on. McStain has readily admitted he is weak on economic matters. Dirty tricks and politics! McStain you should be ashamed!

Check out this great ad from Citizen’s United:

http://media.citizensunited.org/Surprisingly.htm

By Gene Wade

February 2, 2008 9:23 PM | Link to this

Isakson and Chambliss to endores John “amnesty McCain? Certainly no surprise here. Remember that these two senators were for amnesty until we citizens yanked their chain and got them back in line, at least for now.

McCain will certainly push for amnesty again if he is elected and these two cowardly senators will rejoin the amnesty bandwagon.

There is no way I will ever vote for McCain because he has already shown his true colors. And, I will vote against Chambliss and Isakson in the future because they have already shown their colors.

As I former Immigration Inspector with the INS, ain’t no way I will bote for someone who will give amnesty to all illegals. I think this is our last chance to save our nation and an election of McCain will ruin our nation.

By Marge Wood

February 2, 2008 9:26 PM | Link to this

McCain is more liberal than bush. More than that,he has left our borders open for the last 25 years while AlQuaida has walked over proving his tremendous void in National Security. I am sick of McCains POW, self-serving “I am a patriot” promotions. No heros ever had such self praise. I am with Ann Coulter on this one. I am viscerally opposed to McCain as is every conservative I know… we can’t hold our nose to support in…Yes…he’s more liberal than Bush….a very dangerous man.

By Terry

February 2, 2008 9:28 PM | Link to this

Why is it we only see Chamblis and Isakson at election time? Chamblis is too busy golfing with lobbyists, and Isakson is too busy sleeping. That’s all I can figure. Here we have had control of both houses of Congress from 1994 until 2006, and can’t do squat about immigration.

I am so fed up with elected officials that are a bunch of followers instead of leaders.

Sure McCain may have military service, but he is not a leader. He’ll be another one that is asleep at the wheel. Do you honestly get fired up and excited when he speaks?

We need a leader, someone who can speak out with conviction, and charisma, that makes others want to follow them.

Sorry folks, but Romney or Huckabee would be much more effective as a leader and better able to take on the Dems in November.

By Adrian Fitzpatrick

February 2, 2008 9:32 PM | Link to this

I am a retired Army Officer. I have for a long time had problems with McCains self emulation. It speaks to me of a weakness and over the years McCain has shown himself to be wishy washy on important issues. To me there can be no more important task than to get control of our immigration problem. Even now I am sure we have terrorist cells here. Chambliss and Isakson have backed the wrong person. Romney is the one we need now.

By A J

February 2, 2008 9:32 PM | Link to this

My concern with Romney is this… http://www.withoneaccord.org/store/Romney.html

By Shelby

February 2, 2008 9:35 PM | Link to this

When it comes to illegal immigration, voting for Juan McCain is like voting for a Democrat. Romney’s record is far, FAR superior to Juan McCain’s. Here are the facts:

http://www.numbersusa.com/index

What has been the previous record of immigration actions while in elected office?

ABYSMAL — John McCain

BAD — Rudy Giuliani

BAD — Hillary Clinton

BAD — Barack Obama

BAD — John Edwards

BAD — Mike Huckabee

GOOD — Ron Paul

GOOD — Mitt Romney

How good are the promises to prevent amnesties and send current illegal aliens home?

ABYSMAL — John McCain

ABYSMAL — Rudy Giuliani

ABYSMAL — Hillary Clinton

ABYSMAL — Barack Obama

ABYSMAL — John Edwards

GOOD — Ron Paul

EXCELLENT — Mike Huckabee

EXCELLENT — Mitt Romney

How good are the promises to stop future illegal immigration?

POOR — Hillary Clinton

POOR — Barack Obama

POOR — John Edwards

FAIR — Rudy Giuliani

FAIR — John McCain

GOOD — Mike Huckabee

GOOD — Ron Paul

EXCELLENT — Mitt Romney

By Phil W

February 2, 2008 9:37 PM | Link to this

This just goes to show that the voter revolt which stopped the previous amnesty try is now being ignored by our pompous and arrogant elected senators. McCain is an open borders shill of the corporatocracy and will continue to be.

What part of illegal don’t they get?

They get it. They are just arrogant enough to ignore it. Throw the bums out.

By bob r.

February 2, 2008 9:38 PM | Link to this

have voted republician for 35 years. going to vote demo this time to get rid of all the lying people that we have put in office.mccain is so far out in left field he is an embarrashment to the american people.

By Cynthia

February 2, 2008 9:40 PM | Link to this

I am disappointed that they did not endorse the only candidate that realizes the real crisis with our monetary system under the Federal Reserve. Only Ron Paul will do what is necessary to investigate the banking system and truly reduce government exhorbitant spending. I am truly disappointed.

By scribe

February 2, 2008 9:40 PM | Link to this

In the republican party we are allowed to have disagreements. But in the end we will all pull the same way on the same rope

By Paula Watson

February 2, 2008 9:41 PM | Link to this

I too am an immigrant but I came in through the front door. Yes, immigrants have helped build this country but should not take advantage of its prosperity. Immigrants should be law abiding citizens that pay taxes, contribute to society and embrace the culture, language and traditions of this nation. I believe compassion and respect is to be given to all but the law is the law and if you break it you must face the consequences. What has McCain done all these years that he has served in the senate, besides Feingold, Kennedy and Lieberman???

By SOS

February 2, 2008 9:46 PM | Link to this

Proud Democrat…… Those who fought in war gave you the freedom to Express your oppion. They also fought for LIFE ,LIBRTY, and the Pursuit of Happiness Arent you glad that you didnt have to witness what Hitler Did to innocent people in and out of the womb?????

By Craig

February 2, 2008 9:47 PM | Link to this

I want you to look at this link and read the comments here. Please tell me why a so called conservative Mitt Romney would endorse this guy? http://www.voterocky.com/columns.html

By ptra

February 2, 2008 9:50 PM | Link to this

Write in Jose Benzaca for President. Sure he is fictitious but so is the government we currently have and will have in the future. Of the people, by the people, and for the people my a$$.

By SOS

February 2, 2008 9:52 PM | Link to this

Sorry folks but Ron Paul reminds me of Dennis Kucinich.

By Shelby

February 2, 2008 9:54 PM | Link to this

Many would question whether Mike Huckabee is a true conservative due to being pro-illegal aliens and high taxation; I would question whether he is even a true CHRISTIAN! For an ex-Baptist preacher, the man sure has a potty mouth! Re: where to put the flag pole if anyone disagreed with his position on the Confederate flag, and also considering the risqué music/song lyrics used by Huckabee and his band, Capitol Offense (www.irdial.com/blogdial/?p=909). Imagine the pastor of your church singing H*y Tonk Woman or Devil With a Blue Dress (song lyrics would be offensive to many). It seems to me, this type of music would appeal more to liberals. Mike Huckabee and Hillary Clinton both are having an MTV event today; perhaps Huckabee and his band will find a “clean” song or two to perform during the event?

Huckabee has a history of corruption and lack of ethics and is one of two republican presidential candidates on the list of IITOP TEN MOST CORRUPT POLITICIANS of 2007**(www.judicialwatch.org). One example, after being married for 30 years, Huckabee set up a WEDDING registry at Target for him and his wife to receive gifts for their house. The wedding registry was a way to avoid ethics laws prohibiting gifts to politicians.

Huckabee has also spawned a son who stoned and hung a dog to death. David was fired as a Boy Scout’s counselor for disobeying the “Be Kind” rule. Daddy Huck hindered the police investigation of David for animal cruelty. This should bring pause to anyone thinking of voting for Huckabee. Family animal cruelty issues often times indicate other problems as well.

His personality is described at Wikipedia as “petty, thin-skinned, self-righteous, and somewhat vindictive” (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Huckabee).

I truly believe Mike Huckabee is a wolf in sheep’s clothing. I read somewhere that he wants to be the opening act for a Led Zeppelin concert. Which does Huckabee want more, to be a rock star or to be the president of the US? I for one, will not be voting for this rock-star-wanna-be. I hope other voters will do their homework and really learn about the candidates rather than just voting party lines and/or for whoever SEEMS to be the most conservative. Please don’t follow Mike Huckabee like blind sheep simply because he can joke around and was a minister. Actions always speak louder than words. Just ask those people who believed in Ted Haggard or Jimmy Swaggert.

Even if somehow, Mike Huckabee were to win the Repub nomination, he could never win in a general election. Just imagine the confederate flag flap being played over and over on the Democrat’s TV ads. And does anyone seriously think independents or moderates would vote for Mike Huckabee when he has made it clear that he would change the Constitution to ban abortions and gay marriage? Regardless of anyone’s view on abortion and gays, no candidate will win the White House by alienating so many Democrats and even moderates and independents on these issues.

By Billy

February 2, 2008 9:59 PM | Link to this

Well looks like more of the same OLE, for the LegalAmericanFolks.com Get Prepaired YOU may be NEXT LIke Happened to my Family This Problem is like what some of these folks say (Race)Its about Color alright!(GREEN)an DONT LOOK LIKE OUR POLITICANS give a flip, I feel Da. Deserves a PURPLE HEART For what he has done for the PROBLEM an ALL Every day folks that see this AIN’T RIGHT, We Love ya DA.

By Fury

February 2, 2008 10:03 PM | Link to this

I am 45, haven’t voted since I was 23 becasue I realized that all politicians are liars and self promoters. Although I consider myself a moderate republican I can not tolerate the games of Saxby Shameless. I have registered to vote and will be voting for Dale Cardwell for Senate in the Democratic primary. I wish all Republicans would do the same. At least Dale will work to get rid of the IRS and not kiss Bush/McCains butt.

By legalatina

February 2, 2008 10:04 PM | Link to this

Illegal alien amnesty…driver’s licenses to illegals, lifetime of public benefits to illegal aliens and their progeny, open borders, social security for illegal aliens….if you agree then vote for MCCAIN, HIllary or OBAMA. Romney knows that Americans are tired of the status quo with illegal immigration and want it stopped. No more public benefits for illegal aliens, no more free passes for employers to exploit illegal alien workers, no more allowing criminal illegal aliens to victimize Americans, not one more. VOTE for ROMNEY….Si se puede! YA ES HORA.

By legalatina

February 2, 2008 10:07 PM | Link to this

This Hispanic American like the overwhelming majority of AMericans feels compassion for all the victims of illegal immigration, and crimes committed by illegal aliens. It is time that politicians talk to the real stakeholders on this issue rather than the special interests of the profiteers of illegal immigration and the ethno-supremacist illegal immigration advocacy groups. We the citizens of this country hire elected officials to represent us…not foreign nationals squatting illegally in our country.

By Tom Shuford

February 2, 2008 10:07 PM | Link to this

Getting to know John McCain:

1) THE REAL MCCAIN (Video: 3 short clips combined, totaling 5 minutes) http://therealmccain.com/

2) McCain was in serious talks — for two months — with Democrats about abandoning the GOP in 2001.

Where are his loyalties?

Democrats say McCain nearly abandoned GOP By Bob Cusack, 03/28/07 THE HILL http://thehill.com/leading-the-news/democrats-say-mccain-nearly-abandoned-gop-2007-03-28.html

By SOS

February 2, 2008 10:08 PM | Link to this

Proud Democrat…… Can you Give me a definition on the phrase Weapons of Mass Destruction? The information Given to George Bush and to Congress as in Hillary Clinton the need to go into Iraq a country that broke 17 UN Resolutions and would not allow inspectors into the country. Information given to Bush by GEORGE TENET a Clinton Administration Appointee. Proud Democrat…. Would you also agree that Planes flying into Buildings and killing over 3000 innocent peopleand causing long term health and economic issues would fall under WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION!

By Steve

February 2, 2008 10:10 PM | Link to this

Might as well vote for Helldery. No difference then Mc-dogle.The truth is that Isakson and Shamless or on the left side of the fence on to many things. They have lost touch with Georgians and they think they know what is best for me and you. They just don’t get it. The war and illegal immigration or the same thing. Spending comes in second. We are in big trouble.

By d.a. king

February 2, 2008 10:11 PM | Link to this

Attention race-baiting former USMC Lt. Cols and bloggers: YES, I proudly founded The American Resitance Foundation with my own money in 2003 when I quit my business… Resisting Illegal immigration - French Resistance…get it? Oh nevermind.

I am not aware of a “Movement”. The site is still up, www.theamericanresistance.com if you La Raza/SPLC open borders goons will read it, you will see that it was shut down in 2005 because we ran out of money..( not a problem the open borders lobby has…)IT IS NO LONGER ACTIVE Our goal? Steady now - (again): TO FIGHT THE CRIME OF ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION…the horror!

It is easy to tell you thinkers get your points from Jerry and MALDEF/La Raza…you all make the same exact inaccurate statements. YES, I am proud to help FAIR fight illegal immigration I am also “associated with” AAA roadside asistance, American Legion, AARP, Cobb EMC, two gyms and others that I don’t have time to list.

This one wil likely make you feel faint: I am working to make English the official language of Georgia as a constitutional amendment. Pretty extreme si?

Retired USMC Lt Col: shame on you Colonel. Are the Latinos and black American supporters and on our board included in your mindless attack sir? Aren’t you going to ask me if I still beat my dog?

This is for you Lt Col. Americans are dying protecting our borders, more than half of Border Patrol Agents happen to be Hispanic. Ask yourself why you aren’t outraged over their deaths and abuse…are they racist too? Is the government of Mexico for deporting illegal aliens who are Latino?

By Shelby

February 2, 2008 10:11 PM | Link to this

Great post legalatina!

By D. McKie

February 2, 2008 10:11 PM | Link to this

I think McCain is a loser and a liar. He’s a rageful, vengeful man who has a violent temper and who suffers from arrogance of a high order. He should absolutely not be in a position of power.

John McCain can call himself anything he wants to, but to call himself a Repulican and/or a conservative is disingenuous, at best.

I wouldn’t vote for him if his name were the only one to appear on the ballot.

By legalatina

February 2, 2008 10:15 PM | Link to this

Hillary panders to La RAZA, has a former president of La RAZA as a campaign advisor….Raul Yzaguirre, a fanatical, left-wing, ethno-supremacist advocating for illegal alien amnesty…so what kind of “immigration advise” do you think good ‘ol RAZA RAul is giving Hillary….certainly none that benefit law-abiding citizens and respects the rule of law. McCain is even worse, he has a former MExican Cabinet minister from Vicente Fox’s administration as “Hispanic Outreach Coordinator”…Juan Hernandez is a self-described “Mexican first” open borders, pro-illegal alien dual citizen whose loyalty is to Mexico first…Since when does a Presidential candidate hire a foreign nation’s cabinet minister to advise/influence a U.S. presidential campaign. This traitorous act is enough to show that McCain is completely lying about his “about face” on amnesty and border security and is unfit to be President of the United States. Obama wants amnesty, driver’s licenses and is against making English the official language of the U.S. ROMNEY is the only candidate who is willing to listen to the overwhelming majority of American voters who are fed up with illegal immigration and the rhetoric from the ethno-supremacist illegal alien advocacy groups like La RAZA, MALDEF, LULAC, MECHA, MEXICA and the like. Ya BASTA!!!!!!!!!!!!

By T

February 2, 2008 10:16 PM | Link to this

Our Senators just dont get it. Talk about out of touch with what’s important today.. I have a feeling they will find out in November.

By Michael H. Smith

February 2, 2008 10:18 PM | Link to this

If McCain wins the GOP nomination, then, it will not matter who wins the Presidency as for as amnesty for illegal aliens is concerned, because amnesty for illegals aliens will be a done deal.

I will not under any terms vote for John McCain!

By Marge

February 2, 2008 10:18 PM | Link to this

I agree with the above that Mike Huckabee is a phony and a spoiler in this race. He spews hate against Mitt Romney and praises McCain. Many believe that a back-door deal has already been made. Huckabee supported illegal alien instate tuition and promoted a Mexican consultate to move to Arkansas for $1 per year!! He recommended parole for convicted murderers and supported tax increases (for “improved roads”). Huckabee is a Huckster. Go Romney..Great Win tonight for the delegates in Maine..

By Van

February 2, 2008 10:21 PM | Link to this

Wow, I can’t think of a story I care about less, other than if Paris Hilton endorsed McCain.

By Brian

February 2, 2008 10:23 PM | Link to this

Simply delightful! All you pro-life republicans stay home on election day because there will be only pro-choice candidates on the ballot in the general election. HA HA HA. YOU LOSE SUCKERS. YOU CRAZIES HAVE NOBODY TO VOTE FOR…

LIBERALS RULE THE DAY.

Brian in Atlanta

By SpinDizzy

February 2, 2008 10:25 PM | Link to this

Go ahead and vote for Hillary you turncoats. You have spat in the faces of those in uniform and will give Osama bin Laden what he wants. You would not vote for McCain and vote for someone who will cut and run and dishonor those in uniform. You have just surrendered us to Islamofascists. Michael H. Smith & Co. have just given us defeat.

By Jefferson John

February 2, 2008 10:30 PM | Link to this

So much for voting for Chambliss

By No More Children

February 2, 2008 10:36 PM | Link to this

Brian…. Pro life will be a non issue in the Future. Hillary and the Dems will pass Gay Marriage and Gays will not be able to reproduce children the NORMAL way!

By Proud American Non-Judeo/Christian/Muslim

February 2, 2008 10:36 PM | Link to this

I for one do not have a problem with Mexican people coming to this country to better themselves and their families. I only DEMAND that they get in line, and come here the LEGAL way, get yourself a LEGIT SS Card and PAY YOUR DAM* TAXES. As for the Far-right, radical christian fundamentalists, no they do not MAKE you pray, but they do look down on those that do not buy into the myth of Jesus that is written about in that good work of fiction, known as the bible. And, before any of you say that I do not believe in a god, I will tell you that I believe in MANY of them. I feel like that the radical christian fundamentalists just need to let folks believe in who/what they want to believe. If the christians want to pray for me, that is fine, just DON’T pray to or at me and DON’T preach to me. As for Hillary, if you all want to see where this country is headed if she is elected, research some of the countries that are headed by Socialist governments, and the old U.S.S.R.

P.S. I use the term radical christian fundamentalist the same as most people use the term radical islamic fundamentalist.

By atman

February 2, 2008 10:36 PM | Link to this

Huckabee’s got my vote.” He isn’t putting on, he’s real, and I would put my trust in him to run the country. The other candidates are getting more exposure but, I believe if people will take time to listen to this guy they will see he is the man. I love his moral convictions, he’s not pushy but, firm. He has a fresh outlook on taxes with the fair tax which is great, non-income tax payers can chip in. He recognizes how the government can hender striving for success, (corporate taxes, estate taxes, taxes on savings,…) once you’ve achieved success and would like to past that on to your loved ones the govt wants to tax you again (death tax). I’m not going to go over all his postions on all the issues but, he sees the whole picture and his **wisdom is what we need. Huckabee gets it and I hope America does, too. Vote for Mike Huckabee FEB 5TH

By Marge

February 2, 2008 10:40 PM | Link to this

McCain does not care about Osama bin Laden or National security. If he did, he would have demanded the security of our own borders immediately after 9/11. Al Quaida is entering our country through our porous borders while McCain proposes putting up surveillance cameras on the borders. Wake up.. we are sick of his self praise about his hero status. Absolutely shameless. He needs to get a real job. He is viscerally hated by the base but his ego wont allow for clear thought.

By Eric

February 2, 2008 10:44 PM | Link to this

What we forget is that everyone living in this country is a descendant from someone who immigrated to this country, either freely or against their will. We get all wrapped up in issues, like immigration, abortion, gay marriage, flag burning, etc. and it distracts us from paying attention to real issues, like education, government spending, and corruption. We need to stop letting church leaders, Fox News, CNN, Entertainment Tonight, and advertisers tell us what to think and develop our own thoughts. We as voters should demand more from our elected officials. All I hear these days are buzz words and meaningless chatter. The saddest element is that I’m sure there are many more people in America today that know more about the contestants on American Idol then the Candidates for President of the United States. Why are we so easily distracted?

By Billy

February 2, 2008 10:44 PM | Link to this

I don’t know how everybody else feels about it, but to me I think Hispanic people in this country, legally or illegally, made a huge public relations mistake with their recent demonstrations.

I don’t blame anybody in the world for wanting to come to the United States of America, as it is a truly wonderful place. But when the first thing you do when you set foot on American soil is illegal it is flat out wrong and I don’t care how many lala land left heads come out of the woodwork and start trying to give me sensitivity lessons.

I don’t need sensitivity lessons, in fact I don’t have anything against Mexicans, I just have something against criminals and anybody who comes into this country illegally is a criminal and if you don’t believe it try coming into America from a foreign country without a passport and see how far you get.

What disturbs me about the demonstrations is that it’s tantamount to saying, “I am going to come into your country even if it means breaking your laws and there’s nothing you can do about it.”

It’s an “in your face” action and speaking just for me I don’t like it one little bit and if there were a half dozen pairs of gonads in Washington bigger than English peas it wouldn’t be happening.

Where are you, you bunch of lilly livered, pantywaist, forked tongued, sorry excuses for defenders of The Constitution? Have you been drinking the water out of the Potomac again?

And even if you pass a bill on immigration it will probably be so pork laden and watered down that it won’t mean anything anyway. Besides, what good is another law going to do when you won’t enforce the ones on the books now?

And what ever happened to the polls guys? I thought you folks were the quintessential finger wetters. Well you sure ain’t paying any attention to the polls this time because somewhere around eighty percent of Americans want something done about this mess, and mess it is and getting bigger everyday.

This is no longer a problem, it is a dilemma and headed for being a tragedy. Do you honestly think that what happened in France with the Muslims can’t happen here when the businesses who hire these people finally run out of jobs and a few million disillusioned Hispanics take to the streets?

If you, Mr. President, Congressmen and Senators, knuckle under on this and refuse to do something meaningful it means that you care nothing for the kind of country your children and grandchildren will inherit.

But I guess that doesn’t matter as long as you get re-elected.

Shame on you.

Pray for our troops.

What do you think?

God Bless America

By Local Yokel

February 2, 2008 10:47 PM | Link to this

I’m proud to be part of the Romish conspiracy to take over America for the Pope through illegal immigration.

Ora et labora!

By MDN8TV

February 2, 2008 10:47 PM | Link to this

Here’s an idea folks: Why don’t stop towing the party lines and simply vote for whom you think will do the best job? Who give a c$(P if that person turns out to be a Republican or a Democrat or a woman or an African American?

Do some research, make up your OWN mind and visit the polls. Not need to bluster..your vote will say it all.

“Blind faith in bad leadership is not patriotism”

By MDN8TV

February 2, 2008 10:47 PM | Link to this

Here’s an idea folks: Why don’t stop towing the party lines and simply vote for whom you think will do the best job? Who give a c$(P if that person turns out to be a Republican or a Democrat or a woman or an African American?

Do some research, make up your OWN mind and visit the polls. No need to bluster..your vote will say it all.

“Blind faith in bad leadership is not patriotism”

By Michael H. Smith

February 2, 2008 10:48 PM | Link to this

The Republican party is defeating itself.

By PAula

February 2, 2008 10:50 PM | Link to this

If mcCain is elected, this country is in big trouble. He is more liberal than Clinton or Obama. I may have no choice but to vote for the Democrat.

By SpinDizzy

February 2, 2008 10:54 PM | Link to this

Mitt on abortion - “I believe abortion should be safe and legal.” On Roe v. Wade - “I sustain and support that law.” and “I will NOT waver on that matter.” As Governor, he issued state proclamations honoring “Right to Privacy Day” which until 2005, specifically referenced the Roe vs. Wade case. “I believe that Roe v. Wade has been the law for 20 years, that we should sustain and support it.” “So when asked, will I preseve and protect a women’s right to choose, I make an unequivocal answer: Yes.” http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GKwVNUz52vo

By Keith

February 2, 2008 10:57 PM | Link to this

Chambliss was in trouble before this McCain fiasco. One of our GOP congressmen needs to stand up and challenge him in the primary. Westmoreland… you game?

By SOS

February 2, 2008 11:01 PM | Link to this

Proud American Non-Judeo/Christian/Muslim……I agree with most of your post. Sadly their are people who look down their noses no matter what religion or non religion that they are aligned with. Bigotry and Hypocrisy don’t discriminate and indeed there are people who are snobs. But I respect your choice not to believe in the Holy Bible but I will pray for you. This is America. I think most people don’t have a problem with Immigrants coming to America legally no matter their ethnic background. Sadly people who want amnesty sometimes try to use the Race card for those who oppose it. BTW aren’t you glad that those Radical Christians are not blowing people up!

By kreedham

February 2, 2008 11:01 PM | Link to this

Well if the “christians” are so upset by the Chambliss endorsement of McCain, then may I suggest that you find someone to run against him in the Republican primary.

I don’t believe they will though as Chambliss already has a lot of money for his campaign (I believe $4 million) and the opposition candidate in the primary would likely get thumped very badly.

By Son of a Gun

February 2, 2008 11:09 PM | Link to this

Juan McCain is a loon that will never get my vote….neither will Chambliss or Isackson. I was at the GACA Kickoff and many, many people were upset with their decision to endorse McCain. I watched D.A King laugh and walk out of the room and the funny part was that many other people did the same thing. Jay Sekulow stole the show by making clear of the fact that by voting for Huckabee, you are essentially voting for McCain. Huckabee is a lost cost and will be the VP if McCain gets the nomination. However if people turn out and vote for Romney, they are giving the Republican party a chance to fight against McCain.

ROMNEY ALL THE WAY!

By GMan

February 2, 2008 11:10 PM | Link to this

You bushlickers kill me with your crying. The fact of the matter is you have two chances of winning the white house, SLIM and NONE! Your candidates are a joke with so much baggage that the religious right can only support one candidate without appearing to be the biggest hypocrites in the world. Rommney doesn’t know didley about health insurance, McCain is about as bright as Baby Bush which makes him another mental lightweight, and Ron Paul has as much chance as a snowball in hell. YOU GUYS HAVE HAD IT!

By Kathy

February 2, 2008 11:10 PM | Link to this

I thought illegal immigration was the biggest threat to our country, with Billary Clinton a close second. I now stand corrected…McCain becoming President will be THE END of us all.

By SOS

February 2, 2008 11:10 PM | Link to this

Eric…… LEGAL Immigration, Gay marriage, abortion , Flag burning along with Education and government spending are all important issues. You ask why people are easily distracted? Well my fiend, a good portion starts with the home and family upbringing.

By LPass

February 2, 2008 11:13 PM | Link to this

It is safe to say that Chambliss does not care that the majority of Georgians are against illegal immigration and the hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens here using up our precious resources. I will not be voting for Chambliss come November. I continue to hope someone will step forward to run against Chambliss in 2008.

Below, an email sent to Chambliss…apparently he did not take heed, or he would not have endorsed “opened borders” McCain. E-mail to Chambliss:

A U.S. Border Patrol agent, Luis Aguilar, has been brutally murdered by an illegal alien criminal… and who’s to blame? None other then our elected officials. The deceiving and lying leadership in Congress who —after promising to build a fence across our southern border— smirked and winked at each other and voted to gut the fence in order to keep the drug dealers and murderers pouring into this country. Make no mistake, your lack of resolve when it comes to securing the border sends an unmistakable message to illegal aliens and drug smugglers. Our Border Agents operate under a no pursuit law and if they use guns to protect themselves, they are hauled into a Kangaroo Court so the corrupt government of Mexico and their drug dealing, murdering, raping criminals will know WE HAVE NO INTENTION OF ENFORCING U.S. IMMIGRATION LAWS…

Until you the elected leaders get serious, law enforcement agents and innocent Americans WILL CONTINUE TO DIE NEEDLESSLY!

Is it that you do not care or is it that you do not realize that these illegal alien criminals have killed more American citizens than the war on terror?

Under your watch, America is quickly becoming a country of terror ruled by money hungry or power hungry self serving politicians catering to the Mexican drug cartel run government.

Please tell us what the citizens of America owe the corrupt government of Mexico that prevents you from carrying out your oath of office?

By Churchill

February 2, 2008 11:20 PM | Link to this

I am voting for Romney on Tuesday. Ru Paul is a boob. McClame has made a cottage industry of ticking off conservative for years. Huckaphony is a pro-life John Edwards. Romney is ready to lead from day one (thanks Hillary).

By Richard

February 2, 2008 11:21 PM | Link to this

Good God. I’m horrified that there are so many idiots who believe everything that Rush, Coulter and their ILK say about John McCain. Give me a moderate IN EITHER PARTY any day over an extremist.

McCain wins in 2008 and America will be MUCH better off.

By Jeff

February 2, 2008 11:23 PM | Link to this

How disappointing and predictable of Both Senators.

It is PAST TIME to IMPEACH both Senators Johnny Isakson & Saxby Chambliss for supporting John (Amnesty) McCain. This is NOT the first time they have stabbed Georgia Citizens in the back.

Neither Senator can be trusted to do business for Georgia’s / America’s interest.

I call on ALL Georgia Citizens to initiate petetions and let’s get it done.

OUT WITH CHAMBLISS & ISAKSON NOW

By SpinDizzy

February 2, 2008 11:27 PM | Link to this

Open borders McCain? Please show me ANYWHERE McCain has ever called for open borders. His bill called for security fences, etc. In his bill he called for the exact same thing border first crowds want on the border. He has NEVER been open borders. I am not sure what garbage you’ve been fed from talk radio but he has NEVER been open borders. Anyone believing that clearly is NOT paying attention.

By SW

February 2, 2008 11:31 PM | Link to this

To D.A. King- Thank you for all you do to keep the people of Georgia informed about all the immigration issues that affect Georgia. I am so disgusted with Isakson and Chambliss. They continue on the path to amnesty regardless of the fact that their constituents have said NO Way!. They have dug their own graves! More and more Georgians are reporting to ICE about illegals so it’s only a matter of time before they are all rounded up. The only hope for this country is Dr. Ron Paul! Ron Paul 08!

By Kathy

February 2, 2008 11:40 PM | Link to this

McClame…(thanks Churchill) is too old, too scary, too mean, smirks too much, too much in love with George W, too one-sighted and d-a-n-g-e-r-o-u-s. I don’t give a flip what they say, nor do I ever read or listen to “Rush, Coulter, or their ilk”. We already have plans to leave the U.S. if our only choice ends up to be McCain or Clinton.

By LPass

February 2, 2008 11:44 PM | Link to this

I agree SW—-now go to World NetDaily and read headlining article. Everyone call your State Represenatives and tell them to abide by their oath of office to protect Georgians from foreign invaders. Lets see our laws enforced for a change.

INVASION USA Federal judge: Law penalizing businesses that hire illegals OK ‘You are going to see this decision quoted by cities across the country’

By Kathy

February 2, 2008 11:46 PM | Link to this

We all owe D.A. King huge gratitude for all his work and steadfastness in trying to keep America sovereign. My dream ticket…

Obama and King

By SW

February 2, 2008 11:59 PM | Link to this

SpinDizzy You may want to see what McCain’s constituents think about him. You may find out that he is indeed garbage!

By Drexel Gal

February 3, 2008 12:05 AM | Link to this

When are you going to learn? Presidential candidates who come from the SENATE do not win Presidential elections. Not since 1960 (JFK). Look at some winners since then: Carter (former governor), Reagan (former governor), Clinton (former governor), Bush-43 (former governor). Even FDR was Governor of New York. If you want to beat Cli-bama, nominate MITT.

By Bill Jackson

February 3, 2008 12:12 AM | Link to this

Isakson and Chambliss just lost my vote when they endorced McCain. Georgia voters should vote every incumbent out of office no matter who they’re running against. If the voters revolt against Isakson and Chambliss, maybe Washington will remember who they’re representing: The people…not big business and not each other.

By Rev. Clark

February 3, 2008 12:18 AM | Link to this

Good point: “Never mind this endorsement, vote for Romney!”

Rev. Clark here in Oregon. Please, please, please, stop John McCain. He is preferred by the Democrats, endorsed by the New York Times, endorsed by the neocon elites in the Republican Party. I would like to have a real choice in November. Vote Romney warts and all. It is truly better than McCain with horns.

By atman

February 3, 2008 12:36 AM | Link to this

Rev. Clark, vote Huckabee!! Romney is a flip flopper and I would worry he would straddle the fence in Washington like he has been doing with some issues. I know he has a position now but, who knows in the future. Huckabee is the fresh outlook we need against the dems in November.

By Craig

February 3, 2008 12:39 AM | Link to this

Kathy @ 11:40. Let me know if you need help packing your bags.

By Chuck Uga

February 3, 2008 12:39 AM | Link to this

To the idiot above who says the Catholics are support immigration, get a life. The Church does not always do what the members want them to do. Nearly 90% + of the Catholics in America do NOT support illegal immigration.

As far as McCain, he has the best chance at defeating Hillary. Romney has ZERO chance. But guess what? Hillary will be your next President regardless. Book it.

By GOP Teacher

February 3, 2008 12:41 AM | Link to this

I did Advance Voting and am waiting to see the sign boards all around ATL display John’s name Tues evening.

I can remember in 1988 when the Religious Right infiltrated the Republican Party. It was not just my district, but several. They have been nothing but trouble. Going to the Legislature and taking valuable time wrangling over issues so petty when major things like Education and Health Care went lacking.

Good riddance to them—if they are against a candidate—that is a good reason to vote for that person. GO JOHN.

Of course, some of you did not receive an invitation to the events tonight—I did. Saxby and Johnny—always go for the winner. I am not wasting my vote on someone who can not take control of our beloved USA before it is too late.

By atman

February 3, 2008 12:42 AM | Link to this

Drexel Gal, how about Gov. Huckabee? 10 1/2 yrs running a state, this guy is solid. Vote Mike not Mitt.

By atman

February 3, 2008 12:51 AM | Link to this

GOP Teacher, I think not!! The media and the politicians are pushing this McCain bandwagon. The media is liberal and they want McCain against there dems. Vote Huckabee, you can trust him.

By Ginger

February 3, 2008 12:58 AM | Link to this

McCain is at least 50% Democrat. We can not trust him. He voted not once but twice against the tax cuts. He was the co author of the Giant Amnesty Bill. He voted against freedom of speech. He votes most of the time with the Democrats. All of our liberal friends want him. He stated last week in a article by Paul Krugman in the NYT that he knew very little about economics. We owe him just like we owe every other soldier, more than we can ever give them, BUT WE DO NOT OWE HIM THE PRESIDENCY. We need MITT ROMNEY he will build a strong country, McCain is a hard head worst than Bush. He is like a time bomb. Romney can lead us out of this mess we are in. VOTE FOR MITT ROMNEY. The Liberals are running this election DON’t LET THEM DO IT.

By ch67

February 3, 2008 1:03 AM | Link to this

I agree with Craig at 12:39. I’ll go with him to help pack the bags those who want to leave the country if the nominees are McCain and Hillary. Either one would be a much better President than Romney. Regardless, if your love for the country is so shallow that you want to leave based on who the Presidential nominees are then good riddance!

By Scott

February 3, 2008 1:08 AM | Link to this

CIGAR ANYONE? There are four candidates left, and only one of them can ensure that the Democrats will not run both Congress and the White House. John McCain polls ahead or at worst even with both Democrats, while Romney polls woefully behind in EVERY poll, even Rasmussen. Can you imagine Romney debating Mrs Clinton on health care, when all experts point out that HILARYCARE is based largely on Romney’s model in Massachusetts!? So, if you have a burning desire to see Slick Willy padding around the Oval Office in his bath robe, a fresh cigar in his mouth, go ahead and vote for Romney and get ‘er done.

By atman

February 3, 2008 1:08 AM | Link to this

Ginger, you’re right on with McCain, I think he’ll be a stubborn old man as President and he is liberal (although he is claiming conservative stances now). Now, I wish you would lean towards Mike because Mitt is not as conservative as he appears now. I do like him more than McCain, but Huckabee has the wisdom and the fresh outlook we need for Nov. and beyond.

By Linda

February 3, 2008 1:11 AM | Link to this

To the guy who spoke of meth heads, exactly where do you think the meth is coming from? Over the border from Mexico with the illegals, exactly. This whole country is getting totally screwed up because of our wonderful politicians, mostly “THE BUSH” He has killed more people than Sudam ever did, neither did the dirty work of using the gun but they caused the deaths just the same. Sudam paid for his crimes but Bush and his friends just keep getting richer. We really need a president who listens to the people who pay his wages and it certainly isnt the wealthy, its the tax payers. We need a change but I dont see it coming.

By Ginger

February 3, 2008 1:15 AM | Link to this

I have to make another point. McCain said in the last debate when asked about immigration. “I am a border Senator I know how to secure the borders”. MY GOD he has been in office for 25 years and has not even voted on one bill to secure it. Do we believe him? I THINK NOT. VOTE ROMNEY.

By atman

February 3, 2008 1:19 AM | Link to this

Scott, forget polls. Guilliani was being handed the republican nominee a few months back, in July the polls had McCain dead. These things change overnight and how accurate are they anyway? The people will decide, and Huckabee is the way to go. He will debate just fine with whoever they put up there. Huckabee just hasn’t gotten any publicity and he is working on a limited budget. Vote Huckabee, a fresh start!

By Scott

February 3, 2008 1:36 AM | Link to this

atman- Zogby/Reuters had McCain up 6 points in Florida…by how many did he win? Unfortunately, polls can tell the truth…besides,if Mike Huckaby got the nomination, another Mike would happily join the contest, that is Mike BLOOMBERG, who would spend a billion or so to run up the middle…so, no thanks, MY GOAL IS A REPUBLICAN WHITE HOUSE, PERIOD, SO MCCAIN IS THE OBVIOUS CHOICE!

By Dustin

February 3, 2008 1:43 AM | Link to this

I think it is about time for secession!!!!!!!!! The Confederacy will rise again and the US can keep all their illegals for themselves!!! WWW.Confederacywillriseagain.com

By Americano

February 3, 2008 1:58 AM | Link to this

Look, a guy with his head in the sand! (jason).

That is of course if you object to 20 million illegal aliens from the Third World invading every aspect of American life.

But, you already knew that from Pressing 1 for SPANISH.

By Americano

February 3, 2008 1:59 AM | Link to this

Look, a guy with his head in the sand! (jason).

That is of course if you don’t object to 20 million illegal aliens from the Third World invading every aspect of American life.

But, you already knew that from Pressing 1 for SPANISH.

By Shelby

February 3, 2008 1:59 AM | Link to this

atman, Please learn more about Huckabee. He truly is not what he seems to be:

Many would question whether Mike Huckabee is a true conservative due to being pro-illegal aliens and pro-high taxation; I would question whether he is even a true CHRISTIAN! For an ex-Baptist preacher, the man sure has a potty mouth! Re: where to put the flag pole if anyone disagreed with his position on the Confederate flag, and also considering the risqué music/song lyrics used by Huckabee and his band, Capitol Offense. Imagine the pastor of your church singing H*y Tonk Woman or Devil With a Blue Dress (song lyrics would be offensive to many). www.irdial.com/blogdial/?p=909

It seems to me, this type of music would appeal more to liberals. Mike Huckabee and Hillary Clinton both are having an MTV event today; perhaps Huckabee and his band will find a “clean” song or two to perform during the event?

Huckabee has a history of corruption and lack of ethics and is one of two republican presidential candidates on the list of TOP TEN MOST CORRUPT POLITICIANS of 2007 http://www.judicialwatch.org . One example, after being married for 30 years, Huckabee set up a WEDDING registry at Target for him and his wife to receive gifts for their house. The wedding registry was a way to avoid ethics laws prohibiting gifts to politicians.

Huckabee has also spawned a son who stoned and hung a dog to death. David was fired as a Boy Scout’s counselor for disobeying the “Be Kind” rule. Daddy Huck hindered the police investigation of David for animal cruelty. This should bring pause to anyone thinking of voting for Huckabee. Family animal cruelty issues often times indicate other problems as well.

His personality is described at Wikipedia as petty, thin-skinned, self-righteous, and somewhat vindictive http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Huckabee .

I truly believe Mike Huckabee is a wolf in sheep’s clothing. I read somewhere that he wants to be the opening act for a Led Zeppelin concert. I for one, will not be voting for this rock-star-wanna-be. I hope other voters will do their homework and really learn about the candidates rather than just voting party lines and/or for whoever SEEMS to be the most conservative. Please don’t follow Mike Huckabee like blind sheep simply because he can joke around and was a minister. Actions always speak louder than words. Just ask those people who believed in Ted Haggard or Jimmy Swaggert.

Even if somehow, Mike Huckabee were to win the Repub nomination, he could never win in a general election. Just imagine the confederate flag flap being played over and over and over on the Democrat’s TV ads. And does anyone seriously think independents or moderates would vote for Mike Huckabee when he has made it clear that he would change the Constitution to ban abortions and gay marriage? Regardless of anyone’s view on abortion and gays, no candidate will win the White House by alienating so many Democrats and even moderates and independents on these issues.

By Cino1

February 3, 2008 2:04 AM | Link to this

“By Ret.LTC

February 2, 2008 7:48 PM | Link to this

AT EASE Private King! Racist, bigot, nativist, xenophobes like you are a disgrace to The Corps.”

Most closet racists hide behind name calling for Americans who demand their laws enforced against criminals who break into the country ILLEGALLY.

Illegal alien doesn’t refer to a color or race the last time I checked.

It is those they yell “racists” that we should be concerned with. Hit the mirror Lt., I don’t think you will like what you see.

By RAD

February 3, 2008 2:53 AM | Link to this

Clark Howard should run for President! He’ll straighten our money woes out!

By Will Jones

February 3, 2008 4:01 AM | Link to this

Chuck Uga - Call the messenger “idiot” just for telling the truth? Pick sides papist: if you serve the Nazi-backers you can’t be an American.

No doubt well-meaning, “patriotic” Roman Catholic Germans claimed early on the pope’s concordats with Hitler weren’t approved by “90%” of Germany’s Roman Catholics when confronted by apprehensive Lutherans or Jews, but the Holocaust was committed by them, under Rome’s auspices anyway.

Same goes for illegal immigration now being approved by the Roman Catholic-controlled Congress, Supreme Court and White House. Planned out for taking over the U.S. and published as “The National Pastoral Plan for Hispanic Ministry,” for all to read, whether papist or American Patriot, the plan is succeeding whether or not you endorse it in any way other than your allowing yourself to be regarded as a Roman Catholic apologist.

Death for Treason The Tory Oak needs Tory necks.

By Jon Randall

February 3, 2008 4:37 AM | Link to this

Have you heard this story? They’re trying to pass a bill now that allows politicians to insist that they be addressed by gender-neutral titles. Is that really necessary? I mean, don’t we already have gender-neutral titles for politicians? “Crook,” “liar,”adultrer“pinhead,” “moron” —these are all gender-neutral. …

By GaLiberal

February 3, 2008 4:57 AM | Link to this

Scribe said: In the republican party we are allowed to have disagreements. But in the end we will all pull the same way on the same rope

Well said, scribe. Unfortunately, as you argue your differences on the tree of ideology you are just tightening the noose around your collective necks. After reading a fair number of posts by so-called ‘compassionate conservatives’ it appears there are two major bones of contention. One is running all the ‘wet backs’ out of the country and sealing the boarder to keep us safe from all the terrorists that are now flooding into the country. What a bunch of paranoids. First, the 9/11 terrorists entered the country legally on student visas over two years before the attacks. They didn’t just sneak across the boarder from Mexico or Canada. Second, the vast majority (say 95%) are here to make a better life for their families in Mexico. They go about their lives under the radar so as not to draw attention to themselves. Third, so what if their culture changes the US a little? The US has survived the Irish, the Italian, the Jewish, and the Vietnamese immigrations with no ill effects. You people are just a bunch of bigots and Hispanics are today’s easy target. When your views are the same as the KKK, white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and skinheads, you need to change your views.

The other issue is that Mitt the Twitt is a ‘business man’ and will heal the economy. Yeah. Right. Being a business man means nothing in terms of running the country. In business you do things to make a profit. In running a country, you do things to make peoples lives easier. Big difference. You really don’t want someone with a profit motive running the country, but it makes for a good sound bite that all the suckers will swallow. Hook, line, and sinker.

When you vote Rethuglicon, you vote against your own best interests. And scribe is living proof.

By Onenation

February 3, 2008 5:20 AM | Link to this

You “conservatives” are killing me. You have complete control of the federal gov for 4 years and do nothing about immigration. You vote in the largest discretionary spending bill in history, doubling the nation’s debt. Then you cut taxes there by putting the debt incurred on the backs of our children. Continue to have fun pointing your finger at everyone else for the nation’s problems. Come Election Day maybe we can get you back to the fringe where you belong.

By Craig

February 3, 2008 5:41 AM | Link to this

Hey GaLiberal you’re right - plus, the current bozo claims to be the business president. And look where it got us. Horrendous debt, owed to the Chinese, $3 gasoline, tax cuts that only help the very richest people, and on and on. No we don’t need Willard the waffler running the show.

By n.a. republican

February 3, 2008 7:04 AM | Link to this

“…to the outrage and disappointment of many of the activists who form the party’s base”

Have any of the Christian fundamentalist activist fanatics considered that they might not really be the party’s base anymore?

Maybe more reasoned and rational people prevail?

By southernman

February 3, 2008 7:10 AM | Link to this

I am a Republican and a Christian…—I will vote this Tuesday for the person who I think can win the election. That man is McCain, and I hope Huckabee is his VP choice. I don’t trust Romney for several reasons…..Massachusetts, and he is a Mormon…I will stop short of calling it a cult, but, they believe Christ has come again once and spoke to Joseph Smith, and oh yeah, he’s coming back to Missouri…..and not to mention some of their other beliefs like we will all be gods…..nope, can’t go for Mitt or a Jehovah’s Witness. So, we are left with a guy who leans toward the middle in McCain who might win. I can’t believe the Americans who say that they would stay home if McCain wins and let the Muslim win…or the lesbian….wow! Remember, Presidents are most important for matters of National Defense and the Judges they appoint…they don’t make law; that is Congress’s job….

By hop

February 3, 2008 7:19 AM | Link to this

it’s time for christians who believe in the rule of law and the rights of all people including our own to say the republican party; enough is enough !

i am going to urge all of you that we sit out this election because the republican party will go back to it’s days as a minority, before the election of ronald reagan and the party elites will be the reason for the loss, not the the christian right.

it is totally insane for sen, chambliss to come out for mccain and i for one will not vote for the senator.

By ageofpaper

February 3, 2008 7:19 AM | Link to this

The 2 ga senators are a disgrace to everyone in the state, they suckle up to the oil companies, while we get reamed, push for illegals, love that 40% of IRS audits are on people making less than 50 thou a year, refuse to simplify the tax code, insist on giving foreigners extra cheap loans and tax breaks to open businesses. Carry on this mantra of the boogie man fear tactics used to take away our rights, while at the same time refusing to acknowledge that 911 was partly their fault for not holding the security agencies accountable. McCain is just more Bush, As much as I hate to vote Republican Romney is by far the best choice this time around.

By ageofpaper

February 3, 2008 7:28 AM | Link to this

McCain said he has been involved in every national security issue for almost 20 years? What a failure, 911 was planed during that time and everyone and their brother told the agencies about middle eastern men taking flying lessons, and so on and so on. McCain is delusional to say the least; did you not watch him during the debate? He refused to acknowledge that he quoted Romney wrong. The biggest terrorist threat facing our nation are oil company economic terrorist and the sand maggots holding us hostage in the Middle East. McCain loves both these groups.

By amerixico

February 3, 2008 7:31 AM | Link to this

Americans don’t stand together—-Greedy , rich, behind their gates, whilst their brown slaves make sure their “show place” is perfectly painted & landscaped—- would never show any concern for “hardworking” Americans that have been displaced by the also greedy “brown slaves” that will backstab & undercut any Americans bids, just to get the jobs. They did their homework well— Invade America while making the rich,… richer. I stood in a room last nite- full of hateful, mean, evil people, that didn’t care to hear about how I lost my house in Cobb County,.(illegals took control of my neighborhood)— or about how many people are being killed on our roads,.. how many children are being molested,.. the list goes on & on….. no, they just don’t care—- I watched as Isakson (beeming)— introduced Chambliss, (smiling ear to ear)— introduced Twiggy( the perfect 1st lady)— talk about how much patriotism & integrity her husband MCTRAITOR, had. I wanted to scream above the crowd—“ALL THAT’S MISSING IS KENNEDY”— but I was so upset & overwhelming sickened to see the American people getting behind the “white supremist trio”—- I had to just leave the “Elitist Party”—- I went home & cried— for myself, for my country,.. & for all the Americans that will suffer in the coming years in our “new” country— “the North American Union”! Viva la America”

By Craig

February 3, 2008 7:39 AM | Link to this

Southernman you’re a Christian? Ever hear the commandment not to “bear false witness?” You did, when you made the lesbian comment. Time for you to ask forgiveness. Or else come clean and admit that you don’t know what it means to be a Christian…

By atlANTA

February 3, 2008 7:46 AM | Link to this

The chatter from the various factions is interesting and amusing. One one side we’ve got “gay liberals” and on the other side we have the Baptist Taliban. But the reality in our two party system is that each faction must compromise on election day or stay-home. Unfortunately, the compromise for fiscal conservatives is far too great at this point in history. However, staying home is dereliction of duty IMO.

I never thought I would say that it is time to vote for a Democrat, but conservatives and Republicans NOW is that time. The Republican party has strayed too far from conservative principles to deserve any votes. Instead, the strategy should be to give Democrats an overwhelming majority of the seats in congress and the Presidency. They will self-destruct just like we did and open the doors for true conservatives to take back seats.

By Eric1

February 3, 2008 8:01 AM | Link to this

Hypocrites, bigots, liars, dumbass idiots…you republicans are a mess!

By kitty

February 3, 2008 8:02 AM | Link to this

To “southernman”. I am from MA and I am by no means a Liberal. Most people in the western 1/2 of MA want to secede from the eastern 1/2. Do not judge all MA people by the credo that MA people are liberal…not all are. Also, there is no good candidate. We must choose the least evil, thats the only choice we ever get. I liked Huckabee at first but now leaning towards Mitt. My orginal choices: Duncan Hunter & Tancredo

By Voice of Reason

February 3, 2008 8:11 AM | Link to this

I know there is anger in the ranks! However, imagine if Al Gore had won in 2000. Where would we be today? Double/triple digit inflation? Turning the cheek over and over while picking up our national pride as we sulk off to the next humiliation? The list goes on and on. Imagine all that has been gained gone in one fell swoop… With no check and balance in Congress, the Democrats would quickly eliminate tax cuts, put more “voters” on the taxpayer dole, and weaken America’s sovereignty as we bow at the altar of the United Nations. If this is appealing to you, join Ann Coulter! She is just mad that she is less influential than she thinks she is - as are her buddies in the conservative media. Don’t throw out the baby with the bath water!

By deegee

February 3, 2008 8:20 AM | Link to this

kitty, you don’t have to concern yourself with seceding. The entire nation is seceding from your knuckle-dragging arm of the GOP.

By Sandra Beene

February 3, 2008 8:21 AM | Link to this

Well it seems that Chambliss has grown tired of being a Senator and it is time to help him retire. He and Isakson are more interested in the welfare of invaders who violate US law, than in the welfare of legal taxpaying citizens. And both senators enjoy insulting citizens with foul accusations and name calling rather than being pro US law.

These 2, who are being well paid by legal citizens, claim to be very concerned about the War on Terror. Then why do they support McCain, a man who believes in leaving our borders open for anyone to just stroll through?

If you are concerned about a home burglary, don’t you close and lock your doors and windows? Chambliss and Isakson do not seem to have that much basic sense.

There are well documented reports from Homeland Security of mid-east groups who have come across our US/Mex and US/Canada borders illegally. Some have been caught. That means some have not been caught and are still in the US.

IF you care about the War on Terror then you should be enraged that there are terrorist groups within the US while senators Chambliss and Isakson support a person like McCain who wants that border kept wide open. And who fought FOR full amnesty for the 20 to 30 million illegals already in our country.

McCain is NOT a republican or even a loyal US citizen. He promotes bills and treaties that badly damage all American citizens. In fact, McCain himself is a weapon of mass destruction for the legal citizens of the USA.

Looks like Chambliss and Isakson have joined McCain in the WMD club. this text will be bolded Its time to get them out of the Senate and get two genuine Americans in their places.

Speaking personally, I have been a Republican for the last 35 years, but I will vote for Ron Paul, or my dog, or a Dem before I would vote for an Open Borders Amnesty lover like McCain or Chambliss in 2008.

By gunny

February 3, 2008 8:27 AM | Link to this

Why does everyoe think McCain is a war hero? Was he awarded a Congressional Medal of Honor, a Navy Cross, a Silver Star, a Bronze Star with Combat V? Hell no, he was unlucky enough to get his a$$ shot out of the sky and spent the rest of the war in a prison camp. That does not equate to heroism, just bad luck. So, please, do not desecrate the names of true heroes by including this arrogant jerk. I know a hero when I see one and you, Mr. McCain, are not.

By Tom Kiser

February 3, 2008 8:27 AM | Link to this

Well, Happy Ground Hog’s day, people of Georgia!

This whole open borders-North American Union-Criminal invasion-Amnesty for the invading criminals-Talk-the-talk of border security while giving a wink and a nod to the Southern border that says “Y’all come. Don’t pay attention to what we say in Washington. No one here even remembers how to walk-the-walk” political clown show keeps playing like the movie “Ground Hog’s Day”.

Do you reckon that if a small, barely noticable reality storm should break over Washington, DC, it may cause the whole place to ‘poof’ out of existence?

I have no need to be anti- any other country to be pro United States of America.

I have no need to be anti- any other people to be pro American.

I have no need to be anti-anything to be for the rule of law and to expect that laws will be enforced fairly, impartially and without prejudice as they were written by Congress and signed into law by a President.

If our immigration laws had been and were being enforced by INS with the same diligence and dedication as that with which the IRS enforces tax laws would we even be talking about this?

By ageofpaper

February 3, 2008 8:29 AM | Link to this

Voice of Reason,

If If If Al Gore, you moron, we do have triple digit inflation, what do you call the price of gas going from a 1.09 a gallon to 3.09, milk 1.89 to 4.00, apples 15cents to 48 cents. Cable from 23 a month to 48 and on and on. Humiliation? How about seeing illegal workers on construction jobs when it used to be Americans, yea we have a job opening here, its 8.00 an hour, what cant live on that, cant raise your family on that? Well I guess you don’t want to work, lazy American.

By ageofpaper

February 3, 2008 8:35 AM | Link to this

Sandra Beene

Amen, the faster these two morons are out of the state the better. When they were getting all the emails against the amnesty bill, they said they got over 15000 notes, my butt try millions, they would not have changed their tune over a lousy 15000, liars to boot

By atlANTA

February 3, 2008 8:36 AM | Link to this

To Eric1, please be a little more constructive. You’re impeaching every Republican voter? Come on. Please don’t tell me that every Democrat voter is honest, open-minded, and intelligent.

To Voice of Reason, I hear you BUT. While we do have some degree of checks and balances now, it’s not what it should be. Just look at what happened when the Republicans had control of all both houses. They squandered an opportunity to make real progress and instead acted just like we expect Democrats to act. Just last week Bush was pushing this insane stimulus package which gives my tax dollars to people who didn’t even pay taxes. Things won’t be any better under McCain whether he has a Democrat or Republican controlled congress. Let’s suck it up and bite the bullet and let the emotion-driven Democrats scare the pants off the American public. Those of us who create real value are going to suffer, but not as much as the “working-families” who are easily swayed by class-warfare nonsense and the like.

By Craig

February 3, 2008 8:46 AM | Link to this

Does anyone care what Sadie Fields thinks? She may lead an alliance, but it sure ain’t Christian.

By ageofpaper

February 3, 2008 8:48 AM | Link to this

When I watched the debate with McCain I was incredulous, this guy acted like a little kid and kept with the snide looks when he thought he had ‘hiding in the weeds’ quote right. Even when Anderson read it to him and said well it could be taken both ways and it seemed to be what Romney meant, McCain just kept on sneering with that look of the office rat brown nose that turns you in for being five minutes late from lunch. This guy in the white house, best man for the job?

By godsgr8repubsuck

February 3, 2008 8:49 AM | Link to this

I just love the fact that you all call yourselves Christians. You hate immigrants, hate gays, basically hate anyone who’s not a white, US-born “Christian”. You need to understand that the ONLY hope the GOP has is McCain. True Republicans are interested in fiscal conservatism and small government, NOT Christianity (or your warped version of it) as government. You lose more votes(like mine and countless others I know) than you gain by courting the evangelicals. It’s too bad more of you weren’t aborted. **And Jane -it’s “BRONX CHEER” not “Bronz Cheer” -what the H is that supposed to mean?

By harleydog1

February 3, 2008 8:52 AM | Link to this

Look what McCain did to his first wife. She stood by him while he was a POW, she was disfigured in a bad car accident, he comes home and dumps her for a younger, much richer broad. Yeah, he’s the upstanding guy I’d vote for president. I wouldn’t make him dogcatcher.

By ageofpaper

February 3, 2008 8:54 AM | Link to this

The stimulus package is for supporting the banks with your money! The average American owes 9000 to the banks for credit cards, the congress knows that most intelligent people will pay off some of the balance and this will give the banks a huge amount of cash. You will also be taxed on it and I believe that you must have had 3000 grand in income which is students for the most part.

By amerixico

February 3, 2008 8:56 AM | Link to this

I’m a hater! I hate John McCain I hate Johnny Isakson I hate Saxby Chambiss I hate the “invasion” thats destroying our country! Our ONLY HOPE, now is Mitt Romney! Come to his rally tomorrow,@ noon, @ ga. tech! We need to stand together!!

By ageofpaper

February 3, 2008 9:02 AM | Link to this

You people have it all wrong about McCain, the reason to vote for him is that he runs the straight and narrow, like when as a teenager he worked in a hard goods store and was unfairly fired for straightening out all the bent grapefruit knives. He means well but his simple mind cannot conceive anything other than what lobbyist tell him, even as far back when the elevator guy in the lobby told him about the bent knives.

By amerixico

February 3, 2008 9:05 AM | Link to this

oh, & I also hate-‘godsgr8repubsuck”

By Jack

February 3, 2008 9:05 AM | Link to this

This is fun. You right wing wackos thought W was Geo Washington and Lincoln rolled into one. So you fawned over a rich kid who was a drunk, who dodged the draft thru this fathers connections… who simply went AOL in the national guard (he simply stopped showing up when they began drug testing)..

and of course the W presidency has been a disaster…

so now you turn on John McCain a genuine war hero…

the country is coming to their senses and you wackos get to crawl back under your rocks…

Thank you Lord….

8 years of McCain or Hillary… adults are going to be back in charge… but don’t fear, you can fawn over Rush and Sean as they make millions pandering to your little minds

By atman

February 3, 2008 9:14 AM | Link to this

Vote for Huckabee forget McCain, Romney. godsgr8repubsuck—> you are warped. Huckabee is going to win GA Tues and some other states and Mitt may be dropping out with a big write-off!! Huckabee all the way!

By Horton

February 3, 2008 9:17 AM | Link to this

I don’t know all the details involving Georgia’s Senators endorsing McCain. All I know is that McCain’s climbing into bed with Teddy and other liberals, especially on immigration reform, makes him a liberal Democrat in all but name only.

By go john mccain!

February 3, 2008 9:19 AM | Link to this

There comes a time when all of those on the far left and far right figures out that there are millions more of us in the middle than both of you combined! We finally have a candidate that is not so far right or left that it will polarize the country for 4 or more years. I don’t agree with several of the issues that McCain has put forward, but I admire that he’s the only one of the republican candidates that actually tries to make things happen. Both of the parties run their campaigns on the promises they will reach out to the other side to put legislation on the books. But they never do, because they would have nothing to run on in the next campaign. In fact, the two biggest issues in the last 15 years that were actually decided, were made law by the opposite parties. Welfare reform was a huge issue in the republican campaign for many years, but to shut the republicans up, the democrats passed welfare reform in the mid 90’s. Then the repblicans turned the tables with medicare reform a few years ago. THIS IS HOW WASHINGTON WORKS, PEOPLE! THEY DID THIS SO THE OTHER PARTIES WOULD NOT HAVE THIS AS A CAMPAIGN ISSUE! When I cast my vote this year, it will be for a politician who says he will try to reform things, and actually will try to do so. I probably won’t agree with him on several issues, such as amnesty, but Reagan granted amnesty in ‘86, and I think he was the greatest president of my lifetime. And for all you McCain-Finegold bashers, McCain is winning while following his bill, while Romney is losing despite putting $40 million of his own money into his attempt. One final question….. How could you vote for someone on the economic issue like Romney who tries to parlay $40 million of his own money into a salary of $400,000 yearly for 4 years, a net loss of $38.4 million? Yea, I want him running our economy!

By Jack

February 3, 2008 9:20 AM | Link to this

McCain IS a hero

Gunny, McCain was strung up by his broken arms for 2 years each night. When the Cong found out his father was the CINC of the Pacific, they offered McCain his release. If you are military you know the code:

first in / first out. last in / last out.

So McCain refused special treatment. Can YOU say you would have done this after being tortured?

McCain WAS a hero unlike W and Cheney who dodged the draft.

Cheney took 7 deferments and said he had “other things to do” other than defend his country.

W used daddy’s connections to hide out in the national guard and then went awol when they started drug testing.

By Craig

February 3, 2008 9:22 AM | Link to this

Take note folks. BOTH Senators endorsed McCain in Maine and campaigned aggressively for him. McCain lost the caucus yesterday by 30 points and got 2 delegates to Romney’s 18. Romney got 1 less than McCain got in South Carolina. Also, for a guy that has an admitted F in economics, how does he propose to fianace a 100 year presence in Iraq? Borrow from the Chinese ?

By Scott in Marietta

February 3, 2008 9:28 AM | Link to this

The demise of the Republican Party That’s it for the Repubs, folks. True conservatives who despise the little RINO vermin McCain will consider this the last straw. It’s time for someone like Newt to create a new party that is truly devoted to conservative principles, instead of just giving them lip service, as the Repubs have done the last 15 years or so.

I’ll cast no vote for President if McCain is the only choice. And I’ll never never NEVER again vote for Chambliss and Isakson. Thanks for stabbing us conservatives in the back, you jerks.

By Craig

February 3, 2008 9:29 AM | Link to this

Reagan granted amnesty to 3 million illegals. We now have 12-15 million. Unchecked we will have as many illegals as the national deficit and who will want to be a ” LEGAL.” Lot of extra cost and paperwork. As to Romney’s money, what an incredible canard. A guy makes alot of dough in the American system and wants to give some of it back. How novel. Better to spend your own money than the usual route of borrowing from PACS with IOU’s. Take a look at McCain’s borrowing on the web and it will show you where the ” smart” money is coming from in the last month. Not from McCain, that’s for sure. So, what are the IOU’s ? They don’t give money for free.

By John

February 3, 2008 9:35 AM | Link to this

You were told 20 years ago that America will be Brown by 2025. Wouldn’t it be better to just accept the fact and join with Mexico while we are still on friendly terms? McCain will help us to be one country with Mexico while doing it peacefully. Remember we are here and reproducing in numbers that you have no choice but to accept us. Your leaders know this. It is the racist nativists who will cause you the pain.

By dawgmom

February 3, 2008 9:42 AM | Link to this

If everyone on this blog who is against McCain will vote on Tuesday, and get three friends to vote, who get three friends to vote (you get the picture), then not only will McCain lose Georgia, but we might have a respectable voter turnout for a change.

By atman

February 3, 2008 9:45 AM | Link to this

I OK securing the border, now. Sending back any illegals who have committed crimes. But, the ones that here need to get legal and start paying taxes, and emergency room visits, etc… Huckabee says he’ll build a fence in 18 months after election, and Huckabee will do the right thing on immigration. Vote Huckabee

By Roy Manry

February 3, 2008 9:53 AM | Link to this

Why the neocons hate McCain:

By charlescorley

February 3, 2008 9:55 AM | Link to this

thank you “too bad God is not on the ballot” for your comment. i beat alcohol 25 yrs ago on my own after 33 yrs. and so did bubba after about 25. unless you have been there, you can’t imagine how powerful you feel. i even took on the baptist church. i overcame the fear of the baptist church on x-mas day 82 and walked out. try that with all of it’s fear and intimidation. i ain’t scared anymore. i sent bubba an e-mail before he bombed iraq and ask him, as one drinker to another, don’t do it and talk to your mother. he may really think he is god.

By Will Jones

February 3, 2008 9:59 AM | Link to this

Without the Roman Catholics on the Supreme Court unconstitutionally putting the son of JFK’s assassin into the White House to commit 9-11 a lot of things would be different.

But they did and the Constitution that makes The People sovereign and to which we who serve the Nation take the Oath has been shredded by a draft-dodging closet-queen who’s been quoted saying “the Constitution’s just a g.d. piece of paper.”

A Constitutional Law professor and honorable, noble true senator, who voted against traitor-pervert Bush’s now proven false war, is the prescription the People’s Physician, the Conscience of the Electorate, requires: Barack Obama, a good, decent legitimate husband and father with the Vision bequeathed to all Americans by the foundational documents and the Founders.

Additionally, as we come together as the motivated, righteously guided People of Georgia on Tuesday to right the wrongs so plainly before us and our threatened posterity by making Barack Obama the candidate for all patriotic Americans to support let us concentrate our support behind one man to help us remove Bush’s fellow Vietnam draft-dodger/lapdog Saxby Chambliss, as well, by voting for Dale Cardwell.

His smokestack stunt is overcome by his vocal support for the man we need to make Elect - Barack Obama.

I ask all Georgians and Atlantans of conscience to keep Senator Obama and America in your thoughts and prayers for the treasonous Fifth Column faction, in service to that which America’s Founder recognized as the Anti-Christ and fascist plutocracy, now assailing the eighty percent Middle Class, is alive and evil and won’t disappear without a fight won only by grace and guts.

We can do it and it must be done.

May G-d bless America once more. Annuit Coeptis

By Curtis

February 3, 2008 10:02 AM | Link to this

Illegal immigration is an ECONOMIC issue!

Public educations for children of illegal immigrants cost at least $30 BILLION/YEAR!

According to a USATODAY article last week, the state of Texas spent $1.3 BILLION for healthcare expense due to illegal aliens. Add in the other states for a total of at least another $30 BILLION/YEAR!

Remittances to home countries run $25 BILLION/YEAR (not an estimate)! It is the second largest source of income to Mexico after OIL!

Add up the costs for courts, incarceration, uninsured motorists insurance…and many others for at least another $30 BILLION/YEAR.

The TOTAL COST OF ILLEGAL EACH YEAR IS AT LEAST $135 BILLION!

That is the cost of the IRAQ WAR and it will continue for decades to come with CHAIN MIGRATION that will allows decades of low skilled immigrants into our country.

Is this what US citizens really want???

McCain or the Democrats will see that this happens in the next four years.

By amerixico

February 3, 2008 10:07 AM | Link to this

If any of you “open borders” people think the “INVADERS” THAT ARE LIVING IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOODS, CUTTING YOUR GRASS, & PAINTING YOUR HOUSES,…. like you or respect America—— ONE DAY—- YOU WILL REAP THE CONSEQUENCES. They hate Americans— trust me— I’ve worked & lived side by side w/ them— They are teaching their little bambinos that Aericans are bad, & one day this will be THEIR land.(LaRaza.com) So you stinkin’ liberal, compassionate, bed-wetters,… you have no clue what you’re letting into “OUR” country. One day, when they get enough power, they’ll cut ALL our heads off— starting w/ your children! Americans are truely IDIOTS!!!

By Randy

February 3, 2008 10:15 AM | Link to this

McCain is “Republican in Name Only,” or RINO. As our out-of-touch Senators endorse a democrat, I’m voting for Rommney. And if McCain becomes the Republican nominee in the general election, I will with-hold my vote for him, and now Chambliss too.

By Jeff in Suwanee

February 3, 2008 10:18 AM | Link to this

If a candidate has upset the extremes of both parties, they’re probably doing something right.

The term “true conservative” has been hijacked by a vocal wing of the Republican party, and is as malleable as play-doh. Unfortunately, that same wing blindly embraced the failed Presidency of Bush, and now will pay the price for their dedication to social conservatism above good governance.

It’s funny, because McCain acts a lot like the real Reagan, but doesn’t fit the “idea” of Reagan created as a rallying cry of these “true” conservatives.

By NICK

February 3, 2008 10:18 AM | Link to this

Chambliss won’t get my vote again.

He might as well run as a Democrat.

SELLOUT!

By Curtis

February 3, 2008 10:20 AM | Link to this

The US can not absorb all the poor people in countries outside of the US!

For those who only want to allow the Hispanics that have ILLEGALLY crossed our southern border into the US to stay are really adopting a RACIST position.

US immigration laws attempt to let in legal immigrants from ALL NATIONALITES. Isn’t that a fair approach to immigration? How about all the immigrants that are waiting in their home countries for lawful entry to the US?

Regardless, the US taxpayer can not afford the cost of illegal immigration. $30 Billion dollars are spent on public educations alone (3 million students X $10,000/student year).

You want to find a RABID illegal immigration opponent? Go ask the opinion of a legal African (or any other region or country) immigrant that waited years and spent much $ to get here legally and has family back home finishing their wait to come here.

You defenders of the illegal immigrant might want to keep your opinions to yourself in their presence, or you might want to get ready to possibly physically defend yourself. I’ve had conversations with a few from the back seat of cab, and they got VERY RILED UP just talking about it as I completely agreed with them 100%.

It’s unfair to those people that have done the right thing and come here legally. What these people are doing is illegal.

It has nothing to do with hate. I’m sure many of them are perfectly pleasant people. It doesn’t matter. We HAVE TO enforce our laws.

By Bill ndville

February 3, 2008 10:21 AM | Link to this

All this angst over Chamblis and Isakson’s endorsement of Mccain is troubling to me. Talk radio and their minions have a chicken little atmosphere. Most of these dittoheads are old white guys with alot of hate and fear. I hope they can reflect on what they have accomplished with their last choice of GWB and reasonably question their own sanity with hannity. Perhaps the best thing these old farts can do for their family and the nation at large is take the old eskimo way out and float off to the sunset. What a bunch of whiners

Bill

By Curtis

February 3, 2008 10:24 AM | Link to this

It is an illusion that illegal aliens are CHEAP LABOR.

Consider a lettuce picker that picks about 500 heads of lettuce per hour (makes the math a bit easier). That about 8 heads of lettuce a minute.

The cost of labor to pick a head of lettuce at $5.00/hr is ONE PENNY! The cost of labor to pick a head of lettuce at $20.00/hr is FOUR CENTS!

I would rather pay a higher wage to US citizens to pick that lettuce (or let it be shipped in from another country) than PAY $10,000/year for a public education for a child of an illegal alien!

My son’s teacher has to spend more time with non-English speaking students SO MY SON GET AN INFERIOR EDUCATION!

We have had families move out of our subdivision because the schools are up to 30% NON-ENGLISH SPEAKING STUDENTS!

Is this what US citizens want???

By SpinDizzy

February 3, 2008 10:39 AM | Link to this

In 1994 Republicans were swept into Congress with a conservative agenda - one of which was to abolish the Department of Education. Here 14 years later, a Republican candidate for the White House, Mitt Romney, wishes to not only protect No Child Left Behind and the Department of Education, but build it up further. In one of the leading conservative issues the GOP took up in 1994, Mitt Romney completely buries it and builds up the exact opposite of that principle. Romney wants greater federal control of education of our children. He wants to add to the Kennedy-Bush education plan, NCLB, and inject the DC mentality over education even further. This is no conservative act.

By Steve in Decatur Ga

February 3, 2008 10:42 AM | Link to this

JOHN MCCAIN will destroy our country. HE NOT ONLY IS AN OPEN BORDERS

By Steve in Decatur Ga

February 3, 2008 10:42 AM | Link to this

JOHN MCCAIN will destroy our country. HE NOT ONLY IS AN OPEN BORDERS

By ALICE

February 3, 2008 10:43 AM | Link to this

ARE THERE OTHERS OUT THERE THAT ARE SICK!!! OF SEEING HISPANIC STORES WITH HISPANIC LANGUAGE GO UP ALL OVER OUR NEIGHBORHOODS? WAKE UP LEFTISTS -YOU’RE NOT GOING TO GET YOUR FREE MEDICAL CARE BECAUSE THE ILLEGALS HAVE SUCKED OUR RESOURCES DRY.I KNOW ,I HAVE BEEN AN EMERGENCY PHYSICIAN FOR 24 YEARS AND HAVE SEEN IT FIRST HAND.THE VAST MAJORITY OF ILLEGALS LEAVE THE HOSPITAL WITHOUT PAYING A PENNY WHERE YOU WILL BE TRACKED DOWN AND TURNED OVER TO COLLECTIONS IF YOU OWE THEM $10. CHAMBLISS AND ISAKSON ARE TRAITORS.THEY KNOW MCCAIN IS PRO AMNESTY. WE DESPERATELY NEED SOMEONE IN THE WHITE HOUSE THAT CAN START HEALING OUR ECONOMIC WOES-WE NEED TO BRING JOBS BACK TO THE USA-AND IN THE MEANTIME LETS NOT GIVE THE FEW REMAINING JOBS ON US SOIL TO ILLEGALS.

By UGA75

February 3, 2008 10:48 AM | Link to this

John McCain is a superb liar. You can tell when he’s lying, his lips are moving. I am a lifelong Republican, I used to be a supporter of our two turncoat Senators, just call me Democrat from this point forward. It is much more honorable to elect people who tell you they are going to screw you than to elect those who screw you and lie about it.

This is one current Republican that would never, under any circumstances, vote for John McCain. I’m a disabled Vietnam Vet, conservative in everything I believe in, and a Christian above all else. McCain is worse than John Kerry, he should be running for the Democratic nomination.

By SpinDizzy

February 3, 2008 10:50 AM | Link to this

Where did McCain advocate open borders? His bill actually required a fence and more security, more border patrol, etc. So everyone saying he’s for open borders, please tell me where McCain is for open borders.

By amerixico

February 3, 2008 10:59 AM | Link to this

John McTraitor, has a crazed, evil look in his eyes! He’s a war-monger & an cheap labor lover! Rise up & say NO to the Wahington “insiders”… that’s who he’ll grease— the palms of “his wealthy, elitist buddies”. He’ll flush the middle class right down the “john”!! Hey, but who cares? I support Romney— but I can assure you, I will vote Hillary before mcCain— just because- If its between the two— it just don’t matter no more!

By YoConscience

February 3, 2008 11:03 AM | Link to this

Yes Chambliss’s OR SHould I sAy shamBLISS’S Attacks On Max Cleland Were Very Christian Like ! He Is A DISGRACE !

By Michael

February 3, 2008 11:05 AM | Link to this

Pharmaceuticals, banking, insurance and the military industrial complex. Those are the pocketbook issues that will be decided by the greedy, self-dealing politicians after they get elected on moral issues such as race, immigration, abortion and who gets to marry whom.

I wish there were an economic revolution coming but instead the mob stays distracted by their neighbors.

By SpinDizzy

February 3, 2008 11:07 AM | Link to this

Go ahead and turn on your party, your nation, and those in uniform. McCain will be the nominee. But you’d rather hand over our war on Islamofascism over to al Qaeda. You’d rather hand our nation over to terrorists and slap every member of the military in the face with cut and run. Just as the Dems do, you cut and run when your country needs you. You will put Hillary in the White House to give us surrender in this fight and turn the Supreme Court back over to the liberals. Folks. There you have it. We have cut and run Republicans. We have Republicans who will surrender. We have Republicans who will dishonor those who have fought and died in Afghanistan and Iraq and other theaters of operations. Run and hide. Do us all a disservice. You might as well be equated to draft dodgers.

By Debbie T.

February 3, 2008 11:08 AM | Link to this

So Mc cain will secure the borders? Says he’s heard “the people and he knows how to do the job!.” Oh really? Then why after 20 years has he not secured the Arizona border? How many millions of illegal aliens have entered America along with terrorists, according to the FBI,in the past 20 years? Apparently he only hears what he wants to hear because the American people want more than secure borders.

He has no intention of securing our borders or the nation! Seems politicians find something attractive about blood red hands. He will do just as Bush. He will take us into wars around the world under the guise he is fighting to make America safer while leaving the front and back door to America wide open. What did he say? We could be fighting these wars for 100 years, whatever it takes! Now there’s a leader for ya.

I’m sure the Clinton camp will dig up Mc Cain’s Mafia ties. Maybe too his wife’s drug addiction and the fact she stole drugs from her own charity organization according to an employee there. Then there’s his ex wife who waited faithfully for his return from war. She was in a serious accident and suffered very serious injury. But instead of Mc Cain “sticking it out ” with her as she did for him, he had an affair and left her for Cindy. You know the rest. Man of character? Not from this view!

I’m sure Mc Cain will do the same to the Clintons. Maybe he’ll bring up the sale of military secrets to Russia that now threaten America. He can’t bring up Clintons many affairs for obvious reasons. But maybe he could mention the many dead bodies that showed up all around the Clintons. How many were there, 40 something? Yep looks like everything is running as normal in Washington!

Isakson and Chambliss will get what they deserve.

Next thing to go is our guns so we can’t even defend ourselves. Of course the enemy within America will get to keep theirs. And keep a close eye on your sons and daughters. Mc Cain will have to draft them into the military to fight all those wars for the next 100 years. Nice choice America!

By Kevin

February 3, 2008 11:14 AM | Link to this

“A man is best known by his enemies.” - Chinese proverb

This article, the parallel Anne Coulter statement that she’ll vote for Hillary if MCain wins the nomination, and (especially) the ugly anger shown in this AJC comment section shows me that John McCain promises to remove the iron-fisted control conservatives have on the Republican party.

I believe his proven ability to attract (and more importantly work with) moderates from BOTH parties far overshadows his emnity from the vocal-but-marginal elements like these.

Bottom line… it works for me!

By amerixico

February 3, 2008 11:20 AM | Link to this

Spin Dizzy- Hello, honey— It was called the AMNESTY BILL— It was written by, now get this—-(sit down, please)— Isakson, Chamliss, Kennedy & MCCAIN— McCain wanted to give a PATH to CITIZENSHIP for ALL illegals living in this country!! McCain is so out of touch w/ America, that he believes farmers are paying $50.00 an hour to pick lettuce!! Do you think he just woke up one day, & decided he is going to feel differently?????— Hell no— the elites will continue to look out for “each other”. & that means,… they ain’t lookin’ out for ME or YOU!

By Phil Jackson

February 3, 2008 11:21 AM | Link to this

A VOTE FOR MCCAIN IS A VOTE FOR AMNESTY! A good American would not want to give any illegal alien amnesty, unless they new everything possible about him or her. We don’t even know how many are here, research grops say 12 to 20 million, it seems like we have 10,000 of them in this little town of 12,000. They are now within a 1/4 mile or so of our wealthiest neighborhoods, the rich can now hear their party music at 3:00AM. The rich around here are starting to want the same thing as the middle class and that is to remove ALL illegals, GRANDMAWS, GRANDPAWS and all. After all hispanics have a couple of kids while in their teens and the grandparents are the age some Americans wait to reach, for reasons of finacial security, before they have children of their own. After all if you are legal and earn under 35,000 a year and have two kids you pay NO INCOME TAX, get a 4,500 earned income tax refund can get medicaid and good old food stamps. Illegals are 10 to 1 in my once nice neighborhood, now it looks like a third world neighborhood that you see on the National Geographic Chanel. Believe me, you do not want this, but if you do, vote McCain.

By Susan

February 3, 2008 11:22 AM | Link to this

DA King is right on target about McCain and amnesty and the two Georgia clowns who’ve endorsed him. What a joke—every one of them!! I hope all of you nitwits who support a multicultural, “diversifried” society live long enough to endure the true hell it will bring to this once great country. But, you can be darn sure even if you don’t live long enough to be around when the SHTF, your children and grandchildren will. Hahahaha. Go ahead, you multi nitwits, explain to your children and grandchildren why you saw fit to ruin your country and THEIR future.
I wish I could be a fly on the wall of this country in about fifty years when whites are in the minority, and blacks and mexis run the show. Hahahahaha. Go ahead, you supporters of all things non white, call me every name in the book. As if I care about your opinion of me.
I’m a true patriot,and you all are a bunch of un American losers who haven’t a clue as to what it means to be a real American and be loyal to one’s country and culture and language.

By zeezil

February 3, 2008 11:22 AM | Link to this

So the good old boys endorsed the crotchety, secure the borders liar, illegal alien advocate, Washington insider busines as usual even gooder (goober?) old boy McClame. Or is it McClown? Or McNasty? McMoron?

Clean house on the insider traders in Washington!!!

By SpinDizzy

February 3, 2008 11:27 AM | Link to this

Of John McCain - “He has moved in the right direction strongly and forcefully on taxes,” said Grover Norquist. “I have no residual issue with John McCain,” Tony Perkins said. Richard Land, an official of the Southern Baptist Convention and a longtime critic of Mr. McCain, agreed, saying, “He is strongly pro-life.”

“When I hear Rush Limbaugh say that a McCain nomination would destroy the Republican Party,” Dr. Land added, “what I want to say to Rush is, ‘You need to get out of the studio more and talk to real people.’”

By zeezil

February 3, 2008 11:28 AM | Link to this

Find out the Truth on McCain’s Border Security and Immigration Record:

McCAIN: WEAK ON SECURING THE BORDER & ENFORCING IMMIGRATION LAWS

2006- Sen. McCain voted against extending the border fence in the Sessions Amendment (2) to H.R. 5441.

2006- Sen. McCain voted to prevent the border fence from being built by voting in favor of the Manager’s Amendment to S. 2611, the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2006.

2006- Sen. McCain voted to allow illegal aliens to receive Social Security by voting to table the Ensign Amendment to S. 2611, the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2006.

2006- Sen. McCain voted against funding additional immigration investigators by voting against the Sessions Amendment (1) to H.R. 5441.

2005- Sen. McCain voted against providing funding for additional Border Patrol and ICE agents by voting against the Byrd Amendment to H.R. 1268.

McCAIN: THE AMNESTY KING FOR ILLEGAL ALIENS

2007 – Sen. McCain was heavily involved in the backroom negotiations of S. 1348 with Sen. Kennedy and Pres. Bush – this was an amnesty (permanent residency & path to citizenship) for more than 10 million illegal aliens.

2007 – Sen. McCain cast several votes to protect the amnesty in S. 1639 and to move the amnesty toward a vote.

2007- Sen. McCain is a cosponsor of S. 774, the DREAM Act. The bill would grant in-state tuition and amnesty to more than a million illegal aliens under the age of 30.

2007- Sen. McCain is a cosponsor of S. 340, the Agricultural Job Opportunities, Benefits, and Security Act of 2007 (AgJOBS). This bill would grant amnesty to millions of illegal agricultural workers.

2006- Sen. McCain voted in favor of S. 2611, the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2006. This bill would have awarded amnesty to 10.2 million illegal aliens.

2005- Sen. McCain and Sen. Kennedy introduced S.1033, an amnesty for virtually all illegal aliens.

2005- Sen. McCain was a cosponsor of S. 239, the AgJOBS amnesty.

2003- Sen. McCain was a cosponsor of S. 1645, the AgJOBS amnesty.

2003- Sen. McCain was a cosponsor the S. 1461 amnesty for millions of illegal aliens.

By SpinDizzy

February 3, 2008 11:36 AM | Link to this

Amerixico - I cannot be any clearer for you….WHERE DOES MCCAIN SAY HE IS FOR OPEN BORDERS? You just cannot find it can you? You are on here repeating lies about the record. If you took the time to actually read the bill, instead of being spoon-fed garbage by talk radio, you’d see the bill NEVER called for open borders. But by all means, keep spreading a lie. And you also realize that McCain’s bill requires MUCH more than your “deport them back” method right? All you want to do is slap them on the wrist and send them on a free scenic ride back to Mexico only to allow them to come back. YOU are for amnesty. YOU won’t even punish these people for breaking the law. YOU only call for bussing them back. WOW! Boy THAT is tough stuff. Oh please don’t punish me like that. Please don’t give me a free trip home which is what I do anyway…Get real people. Stop being spoon fed lies. Read the bill for yourself.

By mightymouse

February 3, 2008 11:43 AM | Link to this

In case anyone forgtot:

McCAIN: WEAK ON SECURING THE BORDER & ENFORCING IMMIGRATION LAWS

2006- Sen. McCain voted against extending the border fence in the Sessions Amendment (2) to H.R. 5441.

2006- Sen. McCain voted to prevent the border fence from being built by voting in favor of the Manager’s Amendment to S. 2611, the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2006.

2006- Sen. McCain voted to allow illegal aliens to receive Social Security by voting to table the Ensign Amendment to S. 2611, the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2006.

2006- Sen. McCain voted against funding additional immigration investigators by voting against the Sessions Amendment (1) to H.R. 5441.

2005- Sen. McCain voted against providing funding for additional Border Patrol and ICE agents by voting against the Byrd Amendment to H.R. 1268.

McCAIN: THE AMNESTY KING FOR ILLEGAL ALIENS

2007 – Sen. McCain was heavily involved in the backroom negotiations of S. 1348 with Sen. Kennedy and Pres. Bush – this was an amnesty (permanent residency & path to citizenship) for more than 10 million illegal aliens.

2007 – Sen. McCain cast several votes to protect the amnesty in S. 1639 and to move the amnesty toward a vote.

2007- Sen. McCain is a cosponsor of S. 774, the DREAM Act. The bill would grant in-state tuition and amnesty to more than a million illegal aliens under the age of 30.

2007- Sen. McCain is a cosponsor of S. 340, the Agricultural Job Opportunities, Benefits, and Security Act of 2007 (AgJOBS). This bill would grant amnesty to millions of illegal agricultural workers.

2006- Sen. McCain voted in favor of S. 2611, the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act of 2006. This bill would have awarded amnesty to 10.2 million illegal aliens.

2005- Sen. McCain and Sen. Kennedy introduced S.1033, an amnesty for virtually all illegal aliens.

2005- Sen. McCain was a cosponsor of S. 239, the AgJOBS amnesty.

2003- Sen. McCain was a cosponsor of S. 1645, the AgJOBS amnesty.

2003- Sen. McCain was a cosponsor the S. 1461 amnesty for millions of illegal aliens.

By Rick

February 3, 2008 11:44 AM | Link to this

As we freely write on blogs radical leftest groups such as LaRaza & MALDF want to brand our dissent as ‘Hate speach”. Millions of illegals take jobs and depress wages for everybody. “WE” pay for their health care and education. Go to any DFCS or State health clinic and see it. Why do you think PEACH CARE went broke. Viva El Presidente McCain. Rick

By Cuz

February 3, 2008 11:45 AM | Link to this

So if McCain wins the nomination, the rank and file will stay home. The take my ball and go home faction of the GOP. I am not a McCain supporter, I will not vote for him on Tuesday. But I will vote for him if he is the nominee in November. The war against Islamic Facism is just too important to just sit home and let the cut and run crowd in.

By Mexifornia Gal

February 3, 2008 11:52 AM | Link to this

Amnesty wise it seems your two senators have sold you out, GeorgiaMex. Our CA senators and Arnold have sold us out as well. We’re with you in spirit as we fight against the sellout of our nation in every way.

By zeezil

February 3, 2008 11:52 AM | Link to this

McCain has been in Congress for 26 years, the last 22 as Senator. The Arizona border has been a sieve during that entire time. More illegals cross the border through Arizona than anywhere else. McCain not only has turned a blind eye to securing the border, he wants to make those that invaded citizens of the United States. Arizona senator John McCain is not only unfit for command of any sort, he certainly must not be elected President!

By SpinDizzy

February 3, 2008 11:54 AM | Link to this

Cuz - it’s the “cut and run” faction of the GOP. They’d rather dishonor those who have fought and died for this country. They’d rather mock those who died at the WTC and give in to Osama and other terrorists all because of some schoolyard hatred of McCain. It’s all about hate. Too bad none of these hate filled people are Christians.

By PAM from CA

February 3, 2008 11:58 AM | Link to this

Mr. King: After reading most of the posted comments here, I’d say that many of these people are nutcases. Some are very vindictive, very hateful. Personally, I salute you and all you’ve done as well as other patriotic Americans. This is and will continue to be a very difficult fight to get what’s best for us and this country. There are so many against us who will do virtually anything to bring us and our country down. Thanks for all you do. You’re a great American.

By Vicky

February 3, 2008 11:59 AM | Link to this

I now have the same sick feeling in the pit of my stomach that I had when Bill Clinton won the presidency. I will not forget this when our “esteemed” senators are up for reelection.

By gunny

February 3, 2008 12:03 PM | Link to this

Jack, you can believe anything you want about McCain being a hero, but I’ll state it again, a POW is not a hero, just an unlucky s.o.b. I feel for them, but they’re no hero. Go read a few of the citations for gallantry and bravery of those that received the CMOH, Navy Cross, Silver Star, etc. Then tell us if McCain’s a hero.

By zeezil

February 3, 2008 12:09 PM | Link to this

McCain advisor is former Mexico cabinet member under Vicente Fox:

McCain’s “Hispanic Outreach Director”, Juan Hernandez, is the same guy who was a close advisor to Mexico’s President Vicente Fox! Hernandez headed up a Mexican bureaucracy called the “Presidential Office for Mexicans Abroad.” It was designed to allow Hernandez to travel across the country, meddling with local, state, and federal immigration enforcement on behalf of millions of illegal aliens in America. Prior to aligning with the campaign staff, Hernandez has been serving in McCain’s Reform Institute as a Senior Fellow of the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Initiative.

Hernandez has worked for years lobbying U.S. governors to issue drivers’ licenses to illegal aliens living in their respective states. While in his official role for the Mexican government, he pressured Western Union to lower or drop altogether their fees for wire transfers for illegal aliens sending money back home to Mexico.

Hernandez is an ardent supporter of the re-conquest by Mexico of the American Southwest, and hosted lectures on the subject at the Center for U.S.-Mexico Studies in Dallas which he founded in 1995. He once told Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-CO) that the North American Southwest “is not two countries, it’s just a region.”

U.S. born dual citizen Juan Hernandez is notorious for having said of Mexican Americans on Nightline on June 7, 2001, “I want the third generation, the seventh generation, I want them all to think Mexico first.”

Does John McCain agree that they should always “think Mexico first?” With Hernandez as his “Hispanic Outreach Director”, who began serving last year, I don’t think there is any question. Is there any reason that anyone should think open borders fanatic Dr. Hernandez wants President McCain to secure the border? Is there any reason that anyone should trust a man to secure the border if he is getting his “Hispanic Outreach” advice from Dr. Juan Hernandez? Is there any reason why anyone should not think that John McCain is committed to giving amnesty to the 20 million illegal aliens in America?

Hernandez also said to the Associated Press in 2001, “I never knew the border as a limitation. I’d be delighted if all of us could come and go between these two marvelous countries.”

Two poignant quotes below are from Hernandez’s 2007 (propaganda) book, “The New American Pioneers”:

“There are twenty million people, like myself, who have one foot in Mexico and one foot in the United States, and we’re very proud of it.”

“We must not only have a free flow of goods and services, but also start working for a free flow of people.”

Be aware John McCain supporters. One of his closest advisors is a former Mexico cabinet member. As well as a globalist, open borders, illegal alien advocate, amnesty demanding dual citizen with his allegiance given to Mexico.

By Debbie T.

February 3, 2008 12:21 PM | Link to this

To the person who posted you are taking over because you (your breed) keep having babies and will out number Americans. Clearly you are not an American. If you had to support your kids you wouldn’t be popping them out like rabbits. You do so only because hard working Americans have to support them. You have no honor or dignity. You have no character. And you’re proud of it. Maybe that’s why Americans are fed up. We are the opposite of you.

By swgal

February 3, 2008 12:43 PM | Link to this

It is quite troubling that our two Georgia Senators have endorsed John McCain. If America’s war on terror is really important to them, they should honor their oaths and secure our borders. It would have been best if they had remained neutral on this Presidential race. Senator McCain’s “straight talk express” has taken some documented “twists and turns” along the way.

He does NOT represent America’s conservatives.

See this link:

http://www.townhall.com/columnists/ThomasSowell/2008/02/01/mccainsstraightlies

By amerixico

February 3, 2008 12:43 PM | Link to this

…by the way, I wouldn’t call pulling out after 6 long years,.. “cut & run”. I would call it “getting our priorities straight”. We need our young men & women here,. on the border, to protect us from the invasion from the south!

By Will Jones

February 3, 2008 12:50 PM | Link to this

Groups cooperating with the Roman Catholic Church’s stratagem promoting illegal immigration by Latin American Roman Catholic Hispanics are not “left-wing.” The “right-wing” is made up of those aligning themselves with monarchy and papacy - the Old Sectarian Order supplanted by the “left’s” New Secular Order…enshrined in the Motto bequeathed by the Founders: *Novus Ordo Seclorem.”

Theocrat sectarians, regardless of denomination, are allied with papists and supporters of fascist plutocracy. The Bushes and the Clintons represent the new “monarchy” of Rockefeller and Rome’s treasonous Fifth Column, which Bush called his “base.”

Obama is the man who stands of the People, will restore the Constitution by the Vision of the Founders. Let’s vote for Dale Cardwell to help out President Obama in Washington.

By PAM of CA

February 3, 2008 12:59 PM | Link to this

Debbie T: I love ya ! You said it the way it is. This American is frickin’ tired of us having to follow our so-called laws whereas the illegals, who shouldn’t even be here, don’t have to (ex. no driver’s licenses, no car insurance, no LEGAL SS number, etc etc etc). They multiply like cockroaches all AT OUR EXPENSE and our wonderful elected leaders want to continue to REWARD these people time and time again.

By Stumps

February 3, 2008 1:00 PM | Link to this

I am sure glad all the anti-immigrant fanatics are saving out borders from the hispanic threat - after all, it was a bunch of mexicans disguised as Muslim-extremists that crashed the planes into the WTC and pentagon. We sure got to stop those terrorists from doing it again. I am so glad that they have their eyes on the right target - they really help make this country safer. NOT!!!

By Stumps

February 3, 2008 1:00 PM | Link to this

I am sure glad all the anti-immigrant fanatics are saving out borders from the hispanic threat - after all, it was a bunch of mexicans disguised as Muslim-extremists that crashed the planes into the WTC and pentagon. We sure got to stop those terrorists from doing it again. I am so glad that they have their eyes on the right target - they really help make this country safer. NOT!!!

By Will Jones

February 3, 2008 1:01 PM | Link to this

Even if the draft-dodging closet-queen-in-chief committed 9-11 and bullethead moron McCain and pansie draft-dodger Romney go along with the Giuliani game called “War on Terror” to protect the traitors who sent us to false war for heroin and oil, and to distract us from the organized invasion to destroy the Republic by the Roman Fifth Column, we, the People, must recognize fully that 9-11 was treason by Bush/Cheney for the false-elite theft and distraction (per Caesar’s prescription for creating foreign enemies to quell/divert from domestic issues), and must make our choices for election insulated from the cacophony of phony patriots following pervert traitor Bush’s “lead.”

Hillary voted for Iraq in keeping with Bush’s PNAC gambit to usurp the Constitution.

Barach stayed true to wisdom and grace reflected in true EL-ection and we must further raise him to the White House to move in the direction of the truth virtually all Americans know: Bush did 9-11; and the Justice we know is lacking now with treason in the White House and on Capitol Hill.

By tomT

February 3, 2008 1:22 PM | Link to this

How can anyone other than a mindless person want a known muslim that belongs to a all black church as a front for his true up bringing as a muslim that pledges it support to africa the motherland and honors the like of racist louey faracan be even though of as President of the US? there can never be a muslim-American. that is like oil and water. They hate the US.

By Davis

February 3, 2008 1:25 PM | Link to this

Guess what all you anti-imms? John McCain is winning and is about to run slap away with it. Why do you nitwits think that is? Because mainstream America doesn’t harbor your bigotry. You’re done. Crawl back under your robes and hoods where you belong.

By James Madison

February 3, 2008 1:28 PM | Link to this

When D.A. King gets up and leaves, its like the trash taking itself to the dumpster. The guy is garbage.

By Shirley

February 3, 2008 1:39 PM | Link to this

I was at a party with D.A. King after he had had more than a few too many. The absolute hatred and filth that came out of his mouth was unbelievable. Folks, the guy puts on a suit and tries to mainstream but I heard what I heard and it would have made the Grand Wizard of the KKK beam with pride. D.A. is one of those that hates everything not just like him. If I had a dollar for everytime I heard him say “if it ain’t white, it ain’t right that night I’d be a millionaire. The guy is a real piece of work.

By Debbie

February 3, 2008 1:40 PM | Link to this

It is not bigoted to want our immigration laws followed. It is unfair to expect some to follow our immigration laws and give some a free pass on following it.

There are many people in India, Pakistan, Africa that would love to come to our country but can’t because they are not just able to sneak over our borders like the illegals have… It is bigoted to expect some to follow our laws and some not to.

The election is not over yet. The majority of people here oppose amnesty and were able to stop it even though the Senate, Whitehouse and Chamber of Commerce supported it.

By cwatford

February 3, 2008 1:44 PM | Link to this

well, it’s fairly obvious that Nick and Jason are idiots. Nick, it’s not immigrants it’s ILLEGAL immigrants you jerk. If you want to live in a Hispanic country, then go ahead and move to one. Illegal Immigration is the #1 issue facing this country, even over the war on terror and the economy. The only reason I might consider voting for Hillary is that when she proposes amnesty, ther may be a Republican backlash in Congress. If McCain proposes is, the Republicans will go for it in a minute. Better to have congress view the Pres. as an enemy on the issue rather than an ally.

By Debbie

February 3, 2008 1:44 PM | Link to this

“By scribe

February 2, 2008 9:40 PM | Link to this

In the republican party we are allowed to have disagreements. But in the end we will all pull the same way on the same rope”

Scribe you will find out in November just how wrong you are….Your statement is rather foolish…

By Darrell

February 3, 2008 1:52 PM | Link to this

“Unite to Fight” Against Illegal Immigration SUMMIT

A 3-Day Las Vegas Memorial Day WEEKEND!

D.A. King of THE AMERICAN RESISTANCE will be one of the speakers

Where: Las Vegas FRIDAY - SATURDAY - SUNDAY

When: May 27th & 28th, 2005

THE PLAZA HOTEL “Triple Crown Ball Room” (3rd Floor)

Las Vegas, Nevada 89101

How about King. I thought you only belonged to the Dustin Inman thing. You lying piece of garbage.

By Rev. Clark

February 3, 2008 2:08 PM | Link to this

Hey Atman, I would not vote for Mike Huckabee and I mean you no disrespect. Most of us have had our fill of “compassionate conservatism.” A new phrase for liberal. And Mike Huckabee is a flip flopper too on the most important issue of our time-illegal immigration. And as far as his theology is concerned I am not in complete agreement with that either. While I am deeply religious I am a firm believer in the separation of church and state. I am not voting for a pastor. I see flaws in Gov Romney, don’t agree with some of the things he speaks about, but it would be a great change of pace to have someone articulate a position as well as not be a career politician. Go Romney.

By Steve

February 3, 2008 2:13 PM | Link to this

Some how, I don’t get it. They say that they are not criminals but: 1) they come here illegially, 2) the drive without licenses & without insurance or they get their licenses, 3) they don’t pay taxes, 4) they take benefits that they didn’t earn and are not entitled to & 5) they send their money back to Mexica.

Now politicians support them to get their votes. This is the biggest crime of all.

From - someone who’s parents immigrated legally!

By Bren

February 3, 2008 2:21 PM | Link to this

PLEASE VOTE FOR ROMNEY!!!

We must make sure that our children and grandchildren will have opportunities and a future in our country.

If 20 million illegals—-plus millions more through chain migration—-are given amnesty…..What is going to be left for US citizens and our children/grandchildren??

The first thing that McCain, Clinton, or Obama will do if they are elected, is push for amnesty!!

Don’t fall for the lies of McCain!! If he truly was concerned about the problems that illegals have caused—-Arizona would not be in the bad situation that it is now.

Also, if you vote for Huckabee or Paul—-who have NO CHANCE of winning—-you are actually voting for McCain!!

Huckabee knows that he does not have a chance at winning—-he is staying in the race so that he can help McCain to win—-and possibly be able to get the VP position. Hmmmmm——what happened to Huckabee wanting to stop illegals??? McCain is going to do NOTHING to stop illegals.

For those who are trying to bring religion into the issues regarding illegals…….The illegals are not refugees. There are currently millions of people throughout the world—-in WORSE countries than where the majority of illegals came from——who have been waiting in line trying to come into the US through the proper, legal process. Why aren’t you concerned about these people——why should the illegals be able to take the place of these people throughout the world???

We cannot take in the world. Therefore, illegals are being rewarded for breaking our laws—-while people throughout the world who have been trying to come here through the proper, legal process are sent to the back of the line. Some of these people waiting to come here are in countries a LOT WORSE than where the majority of illegals are coming from.

AGAIN, PLEASE VOTE FOR ROMNEY!!! YOUR FUTURE AND THE FUTURES OF YOUR CHILDREN AND GRANDCHILDREN DEPEND ON IT!!

By Employer

February 3, 2008 2:27 PM | Link to this

Don’t drink the D.A. King Kool Aid moron. They do pay taxes. Everytime they spend money they pay taxes. Come back when you know what you’re talking about.

By Bren

February 3, 2008 2:27 PM | Link to this

Please do NOT waste your vote on Huckabee or Ron Paul—-neither has a chance of winning.

The winner is determined by who has the most delegates—-Huckabee and Paul are not even close to Romney and McCain’s delegate counts. Huckabee and Paul are not going to win any states—-so they will NEVER have enough delegates to win the nomination. Romney and McCain will be winning a lot more delegates on Tuesday—-Huckabee and Paul have NO CHANCE of catching up!!

Again, please do not waste your votes on Huckabee or Paul——it is like you are voting for McCain!!

We MUST stop McCain——PLEASE vote for Romney!!!!

By The Truth

February 3, 2008 2:36 PM | Link to this

What does McCain winning tell all you anti-immigrant jackasses? That you are a miniroty. Mainstream America doesn’t see it your way. LMAO! I love to see you worms suffer like this. And to think more and more and more legal Latinos are going to vote. More will become citizens. Why? Because you racist nativist bigots threw down the gauntlet and now you are going to pay for generations to come in lost elections. Guess what all you Einsteins. You made it all possible. You shot yourself in the foot and it is hilarious. The best thing you can do now is just STFU. LOLLOLOLLOLOL!!!!!

By Bren

February 3, 2008 2:39 PM | Link to this

For those of you foolish enough to still be supporting and promoting Huckabee……..

Did you know that his “Fair Tax”—also known as the “consumption tax”—-means a 23% tax on ALL purchases (on top of the state sales tax). This means—-if you buy a house, car, groceries, clothes, etc.—-you are paying 23% tax on top of the state sales tax??

Are you people crazy?? Do you know that this will destroy the middle class!! Do you know that you will be destroying your own children and grandchildren with this tax??

All people pay this 23% tax. If you are below a certain income—you can then apply for a refund on a monthly basis and wait for the refund to be returned to you. So, you will be continually waiting for the “check in the mail” in order to get some of your money back.

How can anyone possibly think that this is better?? How can anyone want to intentionally destroy the middle class—-including their own children and grandchildren—-who will not be able to survive while waiting for the “check in the mail”.

Huckabee is a snake oil salesman—and he uses religion to get away with lies and corruption. Do research on his lies, theft and corruption while he was governor of Arkansas. He even lied that he has a theology degree!!

Romney won a larger percentage of the evangelical vote in Nevada, Michigan and South Carolina——as those citizens were aware of the “real” Huckabee!!!

Huckabee Exposed as New World Order Puppet

editor on 29 December, 2007 The National Expositor

“Mike Huckabee recently named Richard Haas (the President of the CFR) as his advisor on foreign policy.

So what does Richard Haas believe in?——-Basically he states the Bill of Rights and Constitution should be given up in favor of a cooperative world body run by elite consensus.

Just wait till you see what your children will have to deal with.

Richard Haass: —-states must be prepared to cede some sovereignty to world bodies if the international system is to function.——- Our notion of sovereignty must therefore be conditional, even contractual, rather than absolute.———

http://www.nationalexpositor.com/News/840.html

By Reality

February 3, 2008 2:41 PM | Link to this

When you anti-immigration nuts choose a convicted felon (D.A. King) that looks like a recruiting poster for the skinheads or Aryan Brotherhood, your credibility kind of tanks. Get a better mouthpiece.

By Bren

February 3, 2008 2:44 PM | Link to this

Employer:

You are clueless. However, your name “employer” must mean that you are employing illegals!!! Therefore, you are able to make lots of profits by paying illegals slave wages—-and then passing off all of the expenses of the illegals being here onto US ciizens/tax payers.

I believe that all of us would love to be able to just pay the state sales tax on purchases and not have to pay state and federal income taxes—-just like the illegals get to do!!!

EVERY JOB that is given to an illegal—-is a job that should have went to a US citizen.

There are NO JOBS that US citizens will not do at fair and competitive wages!!!

By Etowah

February 3, 2008 2:48 PM | Link to this

Four years from now, you McCain bashers will be talking about the “Party of McCain.” And we’ll forgive you.

By Bren

February 3, 2008 2:51 PM | Link to this

PLEASE DO NOT VOTE FOR MCCAIN—-his nomination will destroy our country.

First, he will push to give all of the 20 million illegals amnesty!! What jobs, housing, schools, etc. will be left for your children/grandchildren???

Next, McCain means MORE WAR. McCain has said that he does not care if we are in Iraq for 100 years!!!

Remember when McCain was speaking in Iowa 2 months ago and someone asked him what we should do about Iran. McCain sang…..”bomb bomb bomb—bomb bomb Iran” (Barbara Ann, Beach Boys).

Granted, no matter who gets elected we may still end up in a military confrontation with Iran—-but McCain will GUARANTEE that the military confrontation takes place!!

Please do not vote for Paul or Huckabee—-they have NO CHANCE of winning. A vote for Paul or Huckabee, turns into a vote for McCain.

VOTE FOR ROMNEY!!!

By Sam

February 3, 2008 2:53 PM | Link to this

Bren…immigrants on a payroll legal or illegal pay taxes. Check it out. You are buying into one of the biggest myths surrounding this entire issue. The GAO says point blank that undocumented immigrants are a 9 billion dollar NET GAIN to this economy. But you know what Bren? November is coming. Whoever the next president is will get comprehensive immigration reform that legitimizes the hard working immigrants already here whether you like it or not. And furthermore, when I see American citizens standing in line to gut fish at the farmers market than I will buy the “they take our jobs” bs. Get over it. They ain’t going anywhere. Whine,cry,pitch all the tantrums you want to but guess what. You anti-imms are going to lose this one big time. Good for you.

By tomT

February 3, 2008 3:02 PM | Link to this

To Employer, You are most likely one of those mexi store owners and you are so lame brained that you don’t think about INCOME TAX, FICA,SS and such. You are most likely a wet back or no back at all who is thriving on illegal aliens money spent with your trash business. I take them to work , they make 10.00 an hour for 10 hour days, i charge them 10.00 for transportation each way, 10.00 for food, and 10.00 for gas is that like you do?

By amerixico

February 3, 2008 3:05 PM | Link to this

You people attacking D.A. King are a bunch of brainless, limp-wristed absolutely un-educated idiots. If you can’t understand how a country can be invaded, simply by walking over the border, out-breeding the citizens they’ve invaded, rise to power, and eventually change the flag from the American flag, to the Mexican flag—- then I can totally understand why it is happening— Because Americans are too ignorant to listen to someone who knows whats comin’ & speaks the truth! You PRO_-ILLEGALS do realize your following George Bush, don’t you?

By Real Conservative

February 3, 2008 3:09 PM | Link to this

Why is everyone so surprised by Isakson and Chambliss’ endorsement? I mean, let’s look at the record:

BOTH claim they are fiscal conservatives, yet they have never seen a spending bill they didn’t like.

BOTH claim they are tough on illegals, yet they endorse a pro amnesty candidate.

Isakson claims to be pro family values, except the worst kept secret in Georgia and DC is that two of his staffers engaged in an affair that broke up their marriages, and he didn’t do anything to get rid of them.

Chambliss is behind the Farm Bill, the biggest spending subsidy in history.

And you’re surprised they endorse someone who was almost on the ticket with John Kerry?

Please…

By Debbie T.

February 3, 2008 3:11 PM | Link to this

Thanks Pam. I’m from CA too. It’s sort of like being on the front lines trying to save a once beautiful and fantastic State from going down a third world toilet.

For those who still pass the propaganda the 9-11 terrorists didn’t come across the border therefore leave our borders open, the FBI seems to think otherwise. Just last week a bunch of illegals were pulled over on I-20. Two of the men were from the Middle East, one from Pakistan. They came across the Mexico border! According to the government, if one illegal gets caught, 5 got in. So please tell me how in the hell anyone could stand on the argument that terrorists don’t come across our borders? If you think we are not in serious trouble, read this article. That’s if you can understand enough English to get through it. Even if you are American, that’s doubtful now since we dumbed down our schools so third world invaders can be accommodated.

Islamist ‘Trojan horse’ in Pentagon, say experts http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=59995

And for those who claim illegals pay taxes every time they buy something, yes that’s true. Most likely they buy it with money they DIDN’T PAY TAXES ON UNLIKE YOU AND ME! And for the argument they pay property taxes via rent, yes that’s true. And the landlord pays the same tax if he has 2 renters or 50 in the same apartment. Yet those 50 illegals will use services way beyond any tax they may have contributed! Even if an illegal owns his own home, same thing! Except he owns it illegally! If you are not brighter than light bulb maybe you shouldn’t post.

He’s info on Mc Cain’s wife Cindy. I wonder what it would be like to have an addict as First Lady. I sincerely hope she is fully recovered but I do not believe she should be in the White House nor Mc Cain. I would not be surprised if he too is medicated to keep his temper in check. Wonder if he as President could push the wrong button should he forget to take them.

By Brenda

February 3, 2008 3:12 PM | Link to this

If one votes for Huckaby on Tuesday, it is a vote for McCain. Rommey is the best conserative running with Hillary standing second.

By Debbie T.

February 3, 2008 3:15 PM | Link to this

Flawed Cindy McCain has a grudge list

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/world/usandamericas/us_elections/article3295472.ece

By Kathy

February 3, 2008 3:20 PM | Link to this

As much as all of us on this blog wish our words could bring someone to OUR SIDE…the truth of the matter is, there are not nearly enough people in this country who are like us…regardless of our views. No enough vote, not enough read, not enough give a s** about ANY of this. They’ll say “oh, it’s voting day” and go punch the button for the last commercial they liked, or the last warm and fuzzy speech they heard. Of all the many, many people I know, there are a sad handful who take the time to care about ANY OF THIS. THAT, my fellow bloggers, is the reason this great country is going broke, going down, going brown!

By sue

February 3, 2008 3:34 PM | Link to this

Mr. Isacson and Mr. Chambliss still don’t get it….They have trully forgot what we put them in Washington for..To represent what Georgians want them to do…They should know by now that the Illegal situation is the NUMBER 1 item on the list to correct in 2008. They

By Bren

February 3, 2008 3:59 PM | Link to this

PLEASE VOTE FOR ROMNEY ON TUESDAY!!!

Do not vote for McCain!!

We are voting for the future of our country, children and grandchildren!!

If 20 million illegals are given amnesty—-plus millions more through chain migration——what will be left for you, your children and grandchildren???

Also, please do NOT waste your vote on Huckabee or Ron Paul—-neither has a chance of winning. If you vote for either of these two, you will actually be voting for McCain.

The winner is determined by who has the most delegates—-Huckabee (25 delegates I think) and Paul (6 delegates) are not even close to Romney and McCain’s delegate counts. Huckabee and Paul are not going to win any states—-so they will NEVER have enough delegates to win the nomination. Romney and McCain will be winning a lot more delegates on Tuesday—-Huckabee and Paul have NO CHANCE of catching up!! They are not going to win any states.

Again, please do not waste your votes on Huckabee or Paul——it is like you are voting for McCain!!

We MUST stop McCain——PLEASE vote for Romney!!!!

By Paul

February 3, 2008 4:15 PM | Link to this

Let us look at McCain’s conservative credentials: -IMMIGRATION: he wrote the bill granting amnesty to illegal immigrants (co-sponsored by Ted Kennedy) -SOCIAL SECURITY: he voted to give your social security money to illegal immigrants -TAXES: he voted against the Bush tax cuts multiple times (he has since flip-flopped and has campaigned as a lifelong tax-cutter) -RHETORIC: he routinely engages in Democratic class warfare against big companies in America, particularly the “evil” drug companies who research cures to debilitating diseases for a profit -ECONOMY: as recently as December 2007 he admitted “he does not know the economy very well” and needed to get better at it -1ST AMENDMENT: he wrote the McCain-Feingold campaign finance bill that was declared to be an unconstitutional infringement of the 1st Amendment (co-sponsored by ultra-liberal Democrat Russ Feingold) -2ND AMENDMENT: he was called the “worst 2nd amendment candidate” by the president of the NRA -ENERGY TAX: wrote a bill (co-sponsored by his buddy Lieberman) imposing a massive tax on energy which, according to the Department of Energy, would drastically raise the price of gasoline and put 300,000 Americans out of work -GLOBAL WARMING: supports radical global warming legislation which involved him voting with every Democrat; think only America is responsible to take action, not other superpowers -JUDGES: he joined forces with Democrats (Gang of 14) to block the Senate Republican’s attempt to confirm conservative, strict constructionist judges; also said Alito was too conservative for his liking -WAR ON TERROR: fought with Hillary Clinton to demand that terrorists be given a full American trial -GAY MARRIAGE: he joined liberals to fight against a federal marriage amendment supporting the institution of traditional marriage -CHRISTIANS: campaigning in 2000, he famously described Christian leaders as “agents of intolerance” -PRO-LIFE: he filed an amicus brief against pro-life advocates in Wisconsin -BI-PARTISANSHIP: he met with leading Democrats in 2004 to discuss the possibility of being John Kerry’s Vice-President; publicly considered leaving the Republican Party in 2001 after he lost the primary -PROFESSIONAL ETHICS: ringleader of the infamous Keating 5 ethical scandal which cost US tax payers $160 billion (Google it) -PERSONAL ETHICS: McCain cheated on his first wife after she had a severe accident that left her partially disabled. He then divorced her and married his multi-millionaire mistress, whose daddy bought McCain a spot in the Congress

By Debbie T.

February 3, 2008 4:41 PM | Link to this

This is freedom? This is Democracy? This could be your next President! Be sure to read the comments. The woman asking the question at the end is head of Mothers Against Illegal Aliens. Mc Cain isn’t concerned with our American children who are raped by illegals. Like I said before, he hears only what he wants to hear!

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/1073039/dontaskmccain/

By charles Wilson

February 3, 2008 4:42 PM | Link to this

Don’t let the media change the focus of this election. The most important issue is IMMIGRATION. The “friendly” neighbors to the south are counting on us to take care of THEIR welfare problems. As for McCain, all you need to do is Google Jaun Hernandez a “volunteer” working for McCain. He and his communist (yes, communist) friends in Mexico will get rich(er) if the amnesty is passed.

Look up “The Real Mexican Revolution” by J.R. Nyquist. That should wake you up. If not, your are part of this mess and the money means more to you than your country. Also, anyone is his right mind has to realize the financial burden that will be placed on the U.S. MIDDLE class. These “immigrants” will NEVER assimilate because they don’t have to and the U.S. Government panders to them. All you need to do is follow the money … as usual.

By Freddie Ann LAVENDER

February 3, 2008 4:48 PM | Link to this

I will not vote for McCain for anything. I can not even stand to listen to him talk. He acts so smug as if he has already won the presidency. I agree, we need two new senators if this is the best they can do.

By Debbie T.

February 3, 2008 4:50 PM | Link to this

Nice work Paul! :o) This is not a man of dignity, honor and character!

By TheTruth

February 3, 2008 5:13 PM | Link to this

Earth to Charles Wilson. McCain is winning nimrod. Obviously immigration is NOT the most important issue to mainstream America as evidenced by McCain running away with this primary. Maybe to all you rednecks that fly rebel flags from your pickem up trucks it is. But to the America that counts it isn’t even on the radar screen anymore. That’s fact Jack. But there is an idea that is picking up steam. Round up and deport rednecks,bigots,nativists,and xenophobes. Keep the hard working immigrants. They are a much better class of people. McCAIN IN 08!

By Newt 2012

February 3, 2008 5:15 PM | Link to this

going Brown? Wow Kathy. you mean Brown like Colin Powell or like Condi? Brown like Alberto Gonzalez? Like the guy who cuts the lawn down the street? The lady who works two shifts a day because some Americans don’t even want a job? Going Brown indeed.

By Bob Buchanan

February 3, 2008 5:32 PM | Link to this

Thank you Charles Wilson! After Googling J.R. Nyquist, it is easy to see how far out on that lunatic fringe you’ve gotten. Check out Nyquist folks and you’ll know all you need to about Nyquist. See below. [edit] On-line journalist and commentator Nyquist was a regular columnist for the online news site WorldNetDaily.[1] He has also contributed articles to other online news sites such as Sierra Times[11] and NewsMax[3]. He is currently a regular columnist for Financial Sense[1] where he serves as the geopolitical analyst. He has appeared on several radio programs over the years being both interviewed and serving as a guest commentator. He currently hosts his own radio program on WIBG, a tiny Christian fundamentalist radio station covering the Atlantic City, Cape May, and other southern New Jersey areas.[2][12] Seen any little green men lately Charles? J.R. Nyquist my azz.

By GaConservative007

February 3, 2008 5:37 PM | Link to this

Hey how do you say “no Ya’ll can’t in spanish.”

By Geneticist

February 3, 2008 5:40 PM | Link to this

You folks do realize that brown is the dominant gene don’t you. Of course you do. And that’s exactly what you Aryan Brothers and anti-immigrant Klan types are so deathly afraid of.

By RealityBites

February 3, 2008 5:53 PM | Link to this

There aren’t enough of you right wing anti everything imbeciles to even be called “the base” anymore. Truth be told you guys are like a gnat on an elephant’s butt. Or is a more apt description fly at a picnic. Yes that’s it. You are most like flies at picnic.

By Ryan, Demorest

February 3, 2008 7:26 PM | Link to this

I hope everyone will remember this when these 2 traitors to Georgia run for reelection. They had 2 conservatives that represent Georgia’s values to choose from and they decided to choose their good ol’ buddy from the Senate instead. They should have endorsed Romney. It’s going to funny when Romney wins GA anyway and then we kick Saxby and Johnny out of office for stabbing us in the back.

By American worker

February 3, 2008 7:57 PM | Link to this

I know Shirley, she is a liar and always has been. I know King. He isn’t.

By susan

February 3, 2008 8:06 PM | Link to this

For all you whites who think it isn’t about race, think again. It’s always about race, when nonwhites are concerned. And the nonwhites are the only ones who get to base everything solely on race, NOT the whites. When WE do it, we’re labeled racists, separatists, extremists, etc.

Wake up People!!! We are standing at the brink of total destruction of our language, our culture, and our people. If that isn’t about race, I don’t know what is. If you want to call me a racist, an extremist, a separatist….FINE. Call me whatever it makes you feel good to call me. But whatever, call me WHITE. Because that’s what I am….FIRST, FOREMOST, AND FOREVER.

And for those of you who don’t think race matters, check the crime stats in this country. Look who’s raping who in this country, and then look at what the media tells you in this country. There are upwards of FORTY THOUSAND BLACK MALES RAPING WHITE FEMALES IN THIS COUNTRY NOW EVERY YEAR, AND YET OUR MEDIA FOCUSES ON ONE…..ONE, MIND YOU, PHONEY WHITE ON BLACK RAPE CASE FOR ALMOST A FRIGGIN’ YEAR. THAT IS WHAT YOUR MEDIA THINKS OF WHITES IN THIS COUNTRY.

Check out your county crime stats. Look at who’s getting arrested for rape, assault, murder, drugs, etc., and you’ll see an array of non white faces now. Mexis and blacks is mostly what makes up crime in my county of Gwinnett. Yeah, white people commit crimes. No one is saying they don’t commit some crimes. But when I go to sleep at night, it ain’t a white face that I fear coming through my door. It’s not a white face who I fear attacking me at the mall in the parking lot, or stealing my car and shooting me, or whatever scenario I can imagine. It’s a black or mexican.

Face it folks. We have a g******* terrible mess in this country right now and it’s only getting worse by the day. And it started back fifty years ago with integration and then was continued withe the Immigration Act of the 1960’s. Before that, it was mainly europeans who immigrated to this country, and blacks were kept away from polite white society. That is why we were safe back then, and for no other reason.

I live by a slogan and you should too. Nothing goes right until we go white. Think about it folks. Do the research and do it with an open mind and stop feeling guilty because you are a white person who cares about your race, your language, your culture, and your country.

We are in this mess because white people can’t stop feeling guilty. Get over it!!!! Get a backbone and a brain, and start acting like it for god’s sake. Or we are going to lose this country forever.

By Will Jones

February 3, 2008 8:31 PM | Link to this

A “nation” is a “birth cell.” The ancient prophecy is that a new nation shall be founded by Gentiles into which all nations of the world shall flow. It will be a haven for the remnant of the House of Israel, a nation of righteous priests, sovereign, ruled only by Truth and Righteousness.

America’s Founders believed America to be that prophesy fulfilled. Our Motto is E Pluribus Unum, reflecting The Many (nations) becoming ONE…so racism is not only unrighteous and ungodly, it is un-American and a defilement of the vision to be won by us all as true Americans.

So even if Obama fails to hang Bush, Cheney and his nearest hundred or thousand accomplices in 9-11 and false war sending our best to die shedding innocent blood; and even if George H.W. Bush is permitted to go to his grave like Nixon, without being tried and hanged at Leavenworth, just having “another nation” represented in the White House will bring honor to America, the Founders’ Vision, and will bring glory on high for the fulfillment of the Dream.

By tomT

February 3, 2008 8:57 PM | Link to this

Will Jones did your Jones brother not leave you any cool aid? He should have. 911 was carried out by your kind radical muslims, live with it ole boy. Barack Hussin osama bin laden Obama is a muslim from birth and always will be. there are no such things as Muslim-Americans. He hides behind a devout black church that pledges itsself to Africa and gloryfies the likes of that number one racist Louie Ferrican. To have that traitor ever sit as president of the USA is not going to happen come hell or high water. There are alot of dim wits like you but not enough yet. wait until we turn the heat up on that boy.

By amerixico

February 3, 2008 9:03 PM | Link to this

Hey, to all of you good patriots that know “what time it is”,… when you lie down tonite to sleep, please make sure to say a little prayer for this country. It’s been a long day— I’m outta here,. & God, Please Bless (& SAVE) America!

By Kathy Noble

February 3, 2008 9:13 PM | Link to this

Some say that that Carter was necessary for Reagan. Hillary may be necessary. Having met McCain and listened to him give BIG GOVERNMENT solutions to everything, I CAN’T vote for him. I call him the great compromiser. Some policies are too important to compromise. I would rather see a quick painful presidency (Hillary) so that people wake up and fix things. I voted for Romney, but was disappointed to see Fred drop out.

By Will Jones

February 3, 2008 9:15 PM | Link to this

tomT, If you are more than a pathetic sockpuppet, read “The New Pearl Harbor,” by Emeritus Professor David Ray Griffin, a man of proven scholarship and integrity.

Bush did 9/11.

If that seems “incredible” to you, please read the book.

Isn’t it “curious” that Bush has been consorting with a homosexual prostitute James Guckert, and discredited preacher Ted Haggard, “outed” by his homosexual lover?

Look it up. All is revealed.

Obama is conventional in his worship, but more importantly his philosophy is in keeping with the civil religion of Americanism. He is a Constitutional Scholar who taught Constitutional Law in a respected law school.

Bush is the traitor as was his JFK-killing father and his Hitler-financing grandfather before him. Their “immunity” has been granted as they are tributaries of the Rockefeller pyramid which built the Oil Monopoly on unredressed murder and arson in 1870’s Cleveland, and is the Vatican’s correspondent bank.

By lucky

February 3, 2008 9:22 PM | Link to this

Three amigos (or three stooges): Isakson, Chambliss and McCain. Would not vote for them for any reason. Oh, and Johnny, Johnny, Johnny the liar said he did not write the amnesty bill - only the border security. His momma did not raise his right.

By huckabee fan marietta

February 3, 2008 10:03 PM | Link to this

Terribly disappointed with Johnny Isakson. Not surprised by Saxby. Our senators did not have the right to endorse anyone prior to the outcome of Super Tuesday! Shame on them. McCain is a war hero. He is not my choice for President.

By bob grant

February 3, 2008 10:25 PM | Link to this

What has happened to our two Senators? Does anybody have Zell Miller’s phone number?

By Jerry Gonzalez GALEO

February 3, 2008 10:34 PM | Link to this

I enjoy posting racist nonsense under D.A. King’s name on AJC and other blogs…it is how I keep the race card in play and how i make my money. I DO NOT BEAT MY LIFE PARTNER AND I DO NOT GET PAID PER ILLEGAL ALIEN!

I also deny being a racist communist - and working for Sam Zamarippa in his mortgage loans to illegals business. We don’t have an argument that makes any sense, so we use race and make up lies about D.A. King and even post under his name…it is what we do because we are American hating far leftists. Get used to it. WE WILL CONQUER YOU AND WE HATE YOU!

By Marge

February 3, 2008 10:40 PM | Link to this

Time to rally around Romney (all you Huckster fans need to get on board). We can’t let McCain McAmnesty and the Senate band of blood brothers have their way. Just like Maine where the two Senators endorsed McCain and made speeches on his behalf at the caucuses, voters in Maine overwhelmingly went for Mitt Romney. Lets prove these senators have no influence but perhaps a backlash. They don’t seem to know the pulse of their constituents.

By Will Jones

February 3, 2008 10:56 PM | Link to this

Fascism is Right-wing…from “fasces” the symbol of Rome. Rome’s promoting illegal immigration to destroy the Whig Jeffersonian “left-wing,” de facto “liberal” America is fascism attempting to destroy republicanism…a liberal, progressive human revolutions which “arrested thousands upon thousands of years of despotic” caesaropapism.

Hitler, Rome’s catpaw financed by Bush’s grandfather as front for the Vatican-banker Rockefellers, was a fascist. Bush’s father and the Roman Catholic CIA assassinating John Kennedy for ordering us out of the papal fiefdom of Vietnam where the five percent Roman Catholic population owned 95% of the wealth was a fascist act.

Bush’s fascist faction believe that they got away with financing Hitler and the Holocaust, and killing Kennedy and King to send us to die in Vietnam, so they can get away with committing 9-11. Let’s prove them wrong and bring them to justice.

Freedom is not fascism’s friend.

By Douglas Parks

February 3, 2008 11:00 PM | Link to this

I am posting again to admit that I am not smart enough to read other posts, I have blind hate for anyone who wants secure borders and that I work for Jerry Gonzalez…and I am usually a lot bigger liar than I am today. I would say or do anything to stop D.A. King from educating people about the agenda of the open borders lobby. I HATE AMERICA.

By D.A. King

February 3, 2008 11:35 PM | Link to this

Contrary to many of ther above posts. tjhis really is me…and yes, I already know I am bald and ugly, but how left wing of you to use that as an argument for supporting illegal immigration… TRY THIE BELOW YOU ROCKET SCIENTIST GENIUSES. hahahaha you guys kill me.

**In 1995, the Bill Clinton-appointed chairwoman of the Commission on Immigration Reform was the late Barbara Jordan, D-Texas, the first black woman elected to Congress from the South. She testified to Congress on immigration reform nine years after the “one-time amnesty” that was to solve our illegal immigration crisis forever.

Jordan was clear on what it would take to gain credibility on immigration policy: “Those who should get in, get in; those who should be kept out, are kept out; and those who should not be here will be required to leave — deportation is crucial.”

On the criminal employers who lure illegals into our republic, Jordan recommended mandatory electronic verification of legal employment eligibility. “Employer sanctions can work,” she said.**

Dear mouth breather 21st century racebaiters: Here, have some fun smearing Barbara Jordan Jordan, a 1994 Presidential Medal of Freedom award winner.

By Craig

February 3, 2008 11:40 PM | Link to this

Vote Romney…a proven liberal with a leftist track record. Good on pro-choice, pro-gun control, pro-gay rights, raises taxes, endorses far left candidates for office, runs jobs out of his state, kills the housing market in his state…wow. This guy needs to be on the ballot with Hillary and Obama.

By tomT

February 4, 2008 12:08 AM | Link to this

Jerery and will you are two of a kind. Liars! Jerry you told me not to send you email to your race baiting gay leio web site. We hate your sorry a* and every day i take it out on your kind on the job. I now pay them 5.00 an hour and take out expenses. will you are a lower than whale crap. We will destroy you wetbacks and muslims. You want a war? You will get it. Jerry you are a sneaky thief who like your family slither across our borders to steal from America and will not come out without your amigo body guards. I will see you one to one a*****. This is our country and we will defend it, go back to your adobe hut and eat taccos! tomT

By Johnny Liberty

February 4, 2008 3:48 AM | Link to this

Conservatives who demand rule of law by due process, as well as grassroot opponents of The Mexodus*, will never vote for an Amnesty advocate.

Thus, while many limited government Conservatives would vote for Romney, they won’t vote for McCain or Huckabee anymore than they’d vote for a Democrat.

Therefore, regardless how evangelicals may vote, the GOP needs the support of each segment of its base to retain the White House in 11/2008.

• Mexodus: ‘Let my people come — and on THEIR terms!’

Johnny Liberty

By Granny

February 4, 2008 8:25 AM | Link to this

I dont know where the idiots get that wanting our laws enforced is racist. They read into things what they want others to think. They are only one sided. I have a little granddaughter in a Latin country, and her Mother went back because of legal status and I highly respect her for getting immigration right so my granddaughter{who is legal) wont have the worries of her Mom being deported. There is no racist picture, only the want of “DOING THE RIGHT THING AND COMING HERE LEGALLY AND NOT BREAKING AMERICAN LAWS’ In America if you break the laws, you go to jail. The problem is they want us to turn our back on their criminal activity, which is criminal when you intentionally come across our American borde. And the Christian paart is if God had wanted everyone to be the same he would not have placed us in different parts of the world. Also there is a lot more countries in worst shape than the Latin countries but the majority of them are not crossing our border illegally.Check the crime rate since our borders have been so pourous. Do you want better for your children or so you want it all taken away just to make another country better? If things dont change our children and grandchildrens future is gone. I want better for my grandchildren, and especially the one out of the country BUT I want it done the right way. Just look at the meth situation. The borders are so pourous and the drugs that is being smuggled over is killing the kids. Your Federal government and state governments are making so much money on seizures that they dont really want the drugs to stop. Our jails are so full right now from drug problems. A vote for McCain is a vote for it all to continue. I dont know who I will vote for yet but it wont be for someone who want enforce the laws when they are broken. People want to feel sorry for illegals who get deported and have family here, is it any different than an American going to jail for a crime? What about his or her family? Do you not think their family is hurt? Both broke the law. D.A. King paid his price so why not the illegals? THEY BROKE THE LAW WHEN THEY DECIDED TO CROSS THE BORDER. And remember their countries DEPORT ILLEGALS. DUH!!!!!!!! Do we now understand?

By Aquagirl

February 4, 2008 9:07 AM | Link to this

Just look at the meth situation. The borders are so pourous and the drugs that is being smuggled over is killing the kids.

Most meth is made right here in the good ‘ol US of A. It’s not smuggled across the border. And it’s made because a lot of Americans want it. Either way, you can’t blame the meth problem on illegals. Making them Scapegoats is way too popular nowadays.

By David

February 4, 2008 9:35 AM | Link to this

Obviously D.A. King IS a liar as evidenced by his denials of memberships in some extremely rabid racist groups and organizations. King is also a convicted felon with no credibility whatsoever. Google him and you get the profile of a poster child for the Aryan Nation. He is dirt.

By Al

February 4, 2008 9:42 AM | Link to this

What is it that you don’t get. “The pulse of their constitueints”? McCain is WINNING people. Obviously you anti-immigrant nativists are not in the majority. Mainstream America is standing up and refuting that with every primary that passes. After Super Tuesday it will be evident to all but the most rabid haters and the ones dumber than a box of rocks. One in the same I think.

By George

February 4, 2008 9:55 AM | Link to this

Bottom line folks. The right wing is dead. America got sick and tired of their tired old agendas. Furthermore, human garbage like D.A. King will be out of business. The next president and congress will legitimize the hard working immigrants and ole D.A. will have to go back to burning crosses with his bitter disciples. The day of the hater is almost over.

By Will Jones

February 4, 2008 10:03 AM | Link to this

Regardless of the personalities involved, illegal immigration must be addressed by thoughtful Americans. The border must be secured along with our sovereignty, and the organizational hierarchy, the “masterminds” whose political power and published plans are sponsoring, protecting, and facilitating this organized invasion for conquest, must be identified and stopped.

That organization, ultimately, is the Roman Catholic Church. Their published stratagem is available for any with any doubt as to their guilt.

The “National Pastoral Plan for Hispanic Ministry” is the “smoking gun” proving their treachery, and the groups through which Rome is effecting their scheme are guilty as well.

The personalities don’t matter, the principles of Our Constitution do.

Build a secure barrier. Adjudicate and expropriate the treasonous Fifth Column promoting illegal immigration to shore up the failing Anti-Christ pedophile priesthood of Babylon, and then address the 20,000,000 illegals.

Those who wish to be Americans in a restored Nation freed of their Roman slavemasters, who wish to share in our commonwealth and Republic, to become part of the American People, can stay. Those who have no intention to be American shall be treated humanely. Employers wishing to employ illegals shall suffer to the fullest extent of the law.

We must maintain Our Nation’s Sovereignty. The sovereign People are under attack by the fascism of the historic Anti-Christ in conjunction with the Rockefeller/Bush/Nixon traitors who killed King and Kennedy to send us to Vietnam, and have since committed 9-11 for oil, heroin and their Saudi allies.

This threat must be extirpated. The treasonous Fifth Column, whether ecclesiastic, economic, social, or political, must be expropriated and banished.

The promotion of illegal immigration is but one facet of their ongoing stratagem involving the destruction of the American Middle Class.

By Liz

February 4, 2008 10:23 AM | Link to this

Georgians Have again been betrayed by Senators Chambliss and Isakson with their endorsement of McCain. The Senators are Co-conspirators in the Pro-Amnesty, Open Borders political initiative which will destroy the sovereignty of our Country. They need to be removed from the U.S. Senate because they DO NOT REPRESENT THEIR CONSTITUENTS. The terrorists are not going to fly over our country to bomb us by air, they are not going to invade us by sea, they are going to invade us by crossing into our country through unprotected borders. Treason is the only word I can think of for these two Senators, or any government representative that has not and does not protects its CITIZENS. Illegals out - NO AMNESTY … CLOSE OUR BORDERS NOW. Our message has not changed. VOTE FOR MITT ROMNEY111

By Harold

February 4, 2008 10:37 AM | Link to this

Why is McCain winning Liz?

By Will Jones

February 4, 2008 10:41 AM | Link to this

Dale Cardwell on Illegal Immigration, from his website:

I’ll work to secure our Borders and hold Illegal employers accountable

There’s no excuse, six years after 9/11, that our borders and ports are porous and susceptible to terrorist infiltration. The reason is simple: Multi-national corporations that are not concerned about America’s sovereignty or security, demand their “bought” politicians to protect the flow of cheap and exploited illegal labor.

As your Senator, I will:

Immediately secure our ports and borders

Insist that Washington use existing technology to demand that employers require a valid and verifiable social security number from potential new employees prior to their hiring

Hold illegal employers financially accountable for violating the above rule, and hold them criminally accountable for continued violations.

Force the Federal Government to deport illegals who commit serious crimes

Return equilibrium to our system of labor supply and demand, so the wages of hard working Americans can start rising for the first time since 2000.

Sounds reasonable. Let’s put Dale in the Senate on Barack Obama’s “coat-tails” tomorrow in Georgia!

By Sanford

February 4, 2008 10:46 AM | Link to this

Liz won’t answer that question. That would burst that delusional bubble in her head that tells her that those of her ilk are in the majority when obviously they are not.

By Kim

February 4, 2008 10:53 AM | Link to this

McCain is winning because he is a creation of the mass media. They are counting on the fact that the ignorant masses will not look up his record. There are myriads of places to look up his record. I live in Texas and we have fought McCain and his amnesty bills all summer. Either people have forgotton or they are totally ignorant on the subject. It amazes me. I have researched all the candidates for 6 months looking for the right one. Mitt Romney is the man!! I can totally understand why so many are jealous of him - he’s tall and handsome, super rich, brilliant (top of his Harvard class), awesome family, successful businessman, and has made wise choices all his life. McCain has his fair share of scandals, even his wife was caught stealing drugs from a charity she worked with. He fights the republicans. The media has failed to give us the “straight talk” on John McCain and his very flawed record and character. But don’t worry, the Dems WILL tell us all about him if her gets the nomination!