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To: dforest
Instead of "forgetting" Rubio, why don't people simply try handling his present stance on immigration as is suggested in Whither American Conservatism?.

Certainly his present approach to the immigration questions should be opposed. But can we not do that in a manner that does not write off his good points? We need everyone we can rally to our side on every issue. If we insist on ideological purity, we simply do not have the numbers on most issues. We need to get the good that we can out of everyone who will listen--everyone who is at least on our side on most issues.

William Flax

25 posted on 04/27/2013 10:33:10 AM PDT by Ohioan
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To: Ohioan

So far he wants amnesty and doesn’t mind Muslim infiltration of DC.

Those are kind of big.


37 posted on 04/27/2013 10:41:11 AM PDT by dforest (I have now entered the Twilight Zone.)
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To: Ohioan

No way!! This amnesty plan is EVIL, and there is NO defense for it. Rubio is one of the masterminds and is providing cover for the ‘Rats.


58 posted on 04/27/2013 11:09:46 AM PDT by Politicalmom (Liberalism. Ideas so great they have to be mandatory.-FReeper Osage Orange)
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To: Ohioan
If my difference with Rubio was other economic or some foreign policy issue, I could accept the difference & still otherwise support the man as I have with other politicians.

But what he is trying to sell with this immigration reform thing is so all-encompassing and so obviously lethal to this country that I will never support anyone who endorses it. IMO it is the unforgivable sin.

78 posted on 04/27/2013 11:57:22 AM PDT by skeeter
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