| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | GenghisTheHun (171)
09/28/2007 | He did and it didn't work, did it? Of course the Democrats nominated the zero, Kerry. That helped Bush considerably.
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 | TeachMeLove (0)
12/19/2004 | One of the few things that could have been attacked with great support in the red states. On the flip side, Kerry might have lost his strong support from Hispanic voters, who could have perceived this as an attack on Hispanics in general.
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 | billiefan2000 (3)
10/07/2004 | Cap is right but then again neither Bush or Kerry have the spine to talk about the Illegal Alien problem we have in america
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 | VirileVagabond (36)
09/27/2004 | If this was ever an issue, it isn't getting any play now. I suppose both candidates have discovered that it cuts both ways, namely helping with the Hispanic vote but hurting with the white voters. Nevertheless, such a policy is essentially equivalent to tax penalty free periods to get taxpayers to pay back taxes without getting hit. Of course the flip side is always a crackdown after the period has lapsed, so in this case it would mean more security at the borders for those trying to get in illegally now.
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| CapAnson (1)
09/17/2004 | Another good actual topic Kerry will never actually use
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 | lincolnsandcadillacs (4)
08/18/2004 | I find this very troubling and his war on terror very contradictory. Bush's policies will allow millions of illegal Mexican immigrants to stay in the US and take advantage of government programs such as welfare and social security. There are at least a few republicans who say they won't vote for him because of this. Bush also permits trucks from Mexico to roam US territory freely.
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