Evidently, the GOP is now behind it's own version of the Dream Act.
Simply amazing.
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Evidently, the GOP is now behind it's own version of the Dream Act.
Simply amazing.
Rubio is only 'reaching out' because he was thick into the same stuff, including opposing the DREAM Act with lectures about following the law and zero tolerance, etc....except for Cubans like himself, that is, where they get free green cards for gatecrashing, which he supports as a 'special exception.' If you follow Spanish language television and the Latino community, he's reviled as a 'coconut' and a gusano (worm) and they're really angry at those positions he took to get elected. Polling already shows so far he adds no bounce if selected as a VP with Hispanics given the damage he's done to himself in that area.
It's no secret that he has an interest, as does Romney as he got caught admitting the other day, to flip flop away from the conservatives now that they've gotten their votes in order to acquire other votes in the general election if made a VP candidate and for his own use as a Senator now that he's elected.
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The Dems might just do it of Rubio proposes such a bill because they also have to be mindful that blocking a bill that at least gets DREAM Act kids legal can come at a cost too. Sure these particular American raised people don't want to be deemed permanent second class people here, but being illegal is far worse. IMO, it's probably wise for the Dems not to screw around here too much and accept that offer and just remind Hispanics about how they were used as fodder and that such a current measure is an election year pander rather than sincere concern about their welfare, and that they'll work to get them what the Dems proposed. If legalised, sometime down the road they can probably lobby for a change where they could become citizens provided they prove themselves worthy of it. My guess as time passes with legal presence and having families, etc, that objections to them in particular will wane as the focus will be on keeping future people in a legal pathway and focusing on any new illegals so they don't vest themselves here over time like the DREAM Act kids did.
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Exactly, one step at a time, get the DREAM act in place, and you'll have all these hard working legal aliens who sound American and then when the inherent unfairness of blocking their path to citizenship becomes unpalatable, the path gets unblocked, and the Democrats lock in the fastest growing voting block in the US.






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So I'm mongrel ... German, English, Welsh, Scottish, French, Spanish, Indian, ... and who knows what else ... those are what I know of. Special considerations for an influx of another 20 million illegal Europeans just because of my heritage ... hardly seems justified. But hey you could secure some future votes from Euro stock.
Why don't we just find out everyone's heritage and allow 20 million each from the old country.
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- Frustrated Independent
"They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety." - Benjamin Franklin
"Every time something really bad happens, people cry out for safety, and the government answers by taking rights away from good people.” - Penn Jillette amazingly enough, and I agree.






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