Dear Ms. No Name:
If you insist on engaging in an email debate regarding American politics, I highly suggest that you consider first mastering the English language. Proper spelling and grammatical correctness go a long way towards one's credibility.
Regarding your statement painting me as a Republican supporter, I must confess that I voted for the lesser of two evils this time around. Ideally, I'd love to see a Libertarian in office, but although I did not vote for one, I at least voted for Alan Keyes - quite possibly the most conservative candidate in the 2000 Presidential election - in the Primary election this time around.
If you're familiar with the Libertarian party platform, you'd realize that they believe in open borders, so that would possibly alleviate some of your concerns about the treatment of immigrants in our country. Just remember, though, that those immigrants can kiss government financial aid goodbye, as the Libertarians wouldn't stand for it.
And speaking of immigration, check out the following link for information regarding Bush's feelings on it:
http://www.cnn.com/2001/ALLPOLITICS/07/10/bush.newyork/index.html
But of course, he is a Republicrat quoting lines that his script writer sends him, so he's most likely just telling folks what the want to hear.
Regarding our Second Amendment - They can destroy it all they want. That would not change the fact that my right to defend myself from evil is inalienable (ie: God-given, acquired at birth, etc). The U.S. Constitution is simply a written record advising our so-called leaders not overstep their bounds, or they shall answer to us, the U.S. citizenship, thus the 2nd Amendment clause.
And please refresh my memory. When, exactly, did "Georgie" (sic) Bush put our "Constutional" (sic) "rites" (sic) on hold by imposing Martial Law (at least you spelled that one correctly)?
Ms. No Name, if you do not have the cojones to use your real name, a respectable alias, or at least a legitimate email address, and if you do not "have the time to tell u them all," I highly recommend that you stay out of the field of political debate.
Once you've reviewed you basic grammar rules, gather up a solid argument and get back to me when you graduate high school.
Respectfully yours (not really),
J.D. Lawhon
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P.S. - You're correct. You excercised your First Amendment right (assuming you're a U.S. citizen). I may not agree with what you have to say, but I'll defend to the death your right to say it.
