No offense, but one of the things that the hard-line haters hate the very most is a college degree. Because, in their opinion, colleges are breeding grounds for intellectuals (they don't like intellectuals), and commies, and homosexuals, and scientists, and "elitists" and all sort of other things they do not like. So I am pretty sure that flaunting your level of education is not going to win you any friends. It will probably get you some lip service among the actual establishment - but the haters who are the ones who have them quaking in fear - will not be swayed.

You might even become one of those failed muslim convert terrorists with the hispanic names that somehow surfaced just prior to the vote.

The border security issue is problematic ( as I keep saying ) because we have been looking for Osama bin Laden for going on 10 years - how is that working out ? How much money have we thrown at that problem ? So if they are waiting for a 'secure' border - good luck. If they just want money for it, that might be a good negotiating point.

And the 'document fraud' argument - I think are the same ones who are convinced that President Obama is not a U.S. Citizen, and therefore, not President. I think that if the President can not convince them that he has the correct paperwork - you will be out of luck.

Just trying to point out that by "bipartisan" the antis mean "f#$ off and die"