The first task is to secure the border. Ok, I know that the liberals will scream - But, I have been to Panmunjom and have seen the DMZ in
Korea - land mines are the answer. Screw this fence built by illegals -that was laughable! Or a "vertual" fence with computers and
cameras....
Lock it down. Then, you round up who are here illegally and send their asses home. That isn't just Hispanics - no, Indians, SE Asians,
Chinese, Vietnamese, Africans - anyone here illegally.

Sarge

He is suing for ONE dollar. The lawsuit focuses on John Yoo who was Deputy Assistant Attorney General with the Office of Legal Counsel.
What does that mean? He was the asshole that advised the White House
on the torture of him and others.
This is a civil suit - rules are different than in a Federal Court.
What might come out will make headlines......

sarge

There weren't that many blacks in Iowa so the race card can't be played. There are way less blacks in New Hampshire. What is Obama's
allure? Change.......
I have listened to what he says - the message is strong. The question is can America elect a black man President. If he is running against what I see as a GW clone - Yes.........

Do you see any of the candidates aligning themselves with GW? Well,
Mc Cain about the war.

Sarge

My fear is the impact on the poor of we replace the income tax with a
national sales tax. However, I do support that idea. I have heard that
Ron Paul and others are suggesting subsides for the poor. If there is a way to do this - do it.
Oh, do you mind if I buy that car I want first?

Sarge

The White House has repeatedly stated that, "The US does not torture".
However, they decline to comment on what tactics were used to obtain
answers from captives. The White House is obviously attempting to do
everything they can to distance themselves from this issue.
However, the issue is torture. And, that will not go away.
Jose Padilla is suing the US Attorney who approved his harsh interrogation while incarcerated at the Navvy Brig in Charleston, South Carolina. This is noteworthy because this was an American citizen who was tortured on American soil.
Was he up to something? Certainly! A court found him guilty. But,
none of the evidence obtained at Charleston was included? Why? Because the government knew that it would be challenged and that the issue of torture would arise.

Sarge