Waiting for Michelle Malkin to call Sessions a GOPe K-street hack RINO...
This is a good development. If the Primary debate shifts to big-picture discussion of overall immigration levels, amnesty-supporters like Jeb and Rubio become hopelessly out-in-left-field on the issue.
Scott has a problem.
He states his immigration policy has changed.
In this video clip his old (2013) policy is aired in a second video clip. He backs illegals staying in the U. S. if they pay a fine.
It is also mentioned that he favored the McCain/Kennedy immigration bill. (You know, amnesty but not an amnesty) He acknowledges that.
Then in this (03/01/2015) clip, Walker is asked if illegals can stay, if they pay a fine. He responds with, I believes a way can be found to do that.
This is the same policy as his old policy.
Then he states that his policy has changed. No Scott, it hasn’t changed. You just got through endorsing the same policy, illegals being allowed to stay in our country if they pay a fine. So you even fibbed about it.
Immigration is discussed starting at 9:20 and the “...a way can be found...” is located at 10:20
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uymMeeRV1RU
I really like his new position.....the problem is....... that it is a new position.
No one has done more than Sen Sessions to stop amnesty. He’s been fighting for the citizens since first being elected.
Sounds like Walker learned from Abbott and Sessions. I just hope he isn’t just saying this to get elected
Good for Sessions....
I appreciate Walker bringing this issue into the campaign. As far as I know, none of the other candidates/potentials have talked about the harm done by displacement of American workers by low wage imported workers.
I hope this catches on.
I have been a Cruz guy, but Walker’s statements on this have definitely gotten my intention. If he’s “evolving” on this, it looks like he’s evolving in the right direction.
The problem is, how do we know he’s not going to “evolve” back once the election is over?