Immigration: The only time the GOP cares about the working class

The Week ^ | April 28, 2015 | Jeff Spross

[Norseman]

>>”Lumping both forms of immigration together as equally questionable makes sense from an economic perspective; market forces don’t care about legal formalities like borders. But it takes near-cosmic chutzpah for Walker to say our first concern should be American wages and workers....”<<

However, the sentence and a half that preceded his inane comment was enlightening, and illustrates well the effectiveness of Walker’s immigration position.

Here you have an obvious loony Leftists (way, way, way, loony) who essentially acknowledges Walker’s point that tackling both illegal and legal immigration simultaneously addresses the concern about American wages and workers.

After which, he ignores Walker’s point completely (which is telling in itself) and goes off on a litany of alternative solutions that only a Leftist could imagine would solve anything. I sa

[HiJinx]

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[Regulator]

and the conservative movement seems designed to keep lower class incomes as depressed as possible

Yup. They are, because of market economics...you can't compete with Chinese wage rates unless you do that.

So enlighten us as to what the Democrat party has done to alleviate that.

And we all know: since the jobs are going to non-whites overseas, and non-white illegals here, it's pedal to the metal for outsourcing!

Translation: the Rat party is all about one thing now - antagonism to the whites.

Whatta laff. Lemme know when Trumka and Beckel start working on keeping white guys in Ohio in their jobs. Fat chance. So guess whose votes are up for grabs?

[Cincinatus' Wife]

That’s what caught my attention.

Walker has talent and the Left appears unable to knock him off balance.