Thread: Do you support birthright citizenship?

Can't say I don't agree with you about Hillary, Butterbean. But I'd stay home and not vote at all if the only two choices were Hillary or Obama. I don't want either one of them.

I saw the news clip about Oprah stumping for Obama tonight. That worries me to some extent but it could be the undoing of Hillary as a candidate in the long run and, hopefully, Obama will step on his weenie enough times to disqualify himself, too. I don't know which Democrat I would want to run.

I took a poll on line a few days ago tha matched people up with the candidate who they agreed most with by asking a question and making the poll taker choose which answer they liked best-- actual candidate's answers. I couldn't just take one, I took both Dem and Rep polls. Although I don't agree with much of anything any of the democrats think about anything, the only one who was even a blip on the radar for me was Richardson and, as a person whose mug I see on tv all too often here on the border, I can't stand that dude. My Rep who fits closest to what I think is Ron Paul. They didn't have all the candidates listed, though so I don't guess it means much of anything.

I really get aggravated with them and their "electability" theory. Why don't they actually ask the people who they'd vote for and give us a list of all the choices? Most of the time, the only people I'd even think about voting for (Tancredo, for one) aren't even on the list.

Tancredo and Ron Paul aren't on "The List" because that wouldn't be a part of the elite's plans for the NAU.

Instead, they shove people at us like Guilani, Obama and Hillary. I choke on the very thought of any one of them winning. And Hillary is hinting at bringing Richardson in as VP! Augh!

It also makes me wonder why Huckabee's percentage is so high and why the MSM is pushing him now. His border plan sucks and is just a re-run of Pence's "Touch Back" policy.

I am afraid this nation is ready to take a dive.

Do you support birthright citizenship? * 48746 responses

Yes, individuals born in the United States should be considered citizens.
31%

No, continuing to permit birthright citizenship will encourage illegal immigration.
69%

Do you support birthright citizenship? * 48755 responses

Yes, individuals born in the United States should be considered citizens.
31%

No, continuing to permit birthright citizenship will encourage illegal immigration.
69%

Do you support birthright citizenship? * 48763 responses

Yes, individuals born in the United States should be considered citizens.
31%

No, continuing to permit birthright citizenship will encourage illegal immigration.
69%

Do you support birthright citizenship? * 48765 responses

Yes, individuals born in the United States should be considered citizens.
31%

No, continuing to permit birthright citizenship will encourage illegal immigration.
69%

Do you support birthright citizenship?

Yes, individuals born in the United States should be considered citizens.
31%

No, continuing to permit birthright citizenship will encourage illegal immigration.
69%

* 48772 responses

Do you support birthright citizenship? * 48773 responses

Yes, individuals born in the United States should be considered citizens.
31%

No, continuing to permit birthright citizenship will encourage illegal immigration.
69%
Not a scientific survey. Click to learn more. Results may not total 100% due to rounding.

Do you support birthright citizenship? * 48778 responses

Yes, individuals born in the United States should be considered citizens.
31%

No, continuing to permit birthright citizenship will encourage illegal immigration.
69%

Never did, never will.