[ExTexasRedhead]

Call by the millions and tell Preibus that very fact:

202-863-8500

[Hardraade]

The Republican Party is already a suicide.

[Tilted Irish Kilt]

Amnesty is the way that this _resident legitimizes himself !!

and assures the Dems Socialistic and bankrupting control of Congress extends for another 20 years .

[GeronL]

I guess I’m not the only one who sees that.

Take a stand Greg Abbott

[monocle]

Amnesty is suicide of an entire country.

[Tupelo]

“Amnesty Is Republican Party Suicide”

Raising the hypothetical question, how does a dead person or party commit suicide?
The Republican party has been dead for damn near a generation. It is just stumbling around like a zombie looking for a place to be buried.

[ComputerGuy]

It’s American suicide.

[jazusamo]

Please bump the Freepathon or click above and donate or become a monthly donor!

[Manic_Episode]

How many times can a party commit suicide? It is the thing that wouldn’t die. It is the zombie GOP, AKA the whig party.

[central_va]

I wish FedGov™ treated our border security with the same verve as closing off Federal monuments to the public during a FedGov™ shutdown.

[Brad from Tennessee]

Though labor union bosses have signed on to amnesty the prospect of 10 to 20 million new “citizens” should scare the hell out of rank-and-file dues payers. Big business isn't pushing “immigration reform” simply to gain new consumers. Corporations are looking at a whole new class of workers willing to work for lower wages and benefits, displacing union workers. Non-union American workers will be even more vulnerable.

This key truth should be communicated by the GOP through advertising and congressional speeches over and over.

[DoughtyOne]

Amnesty Is Republican Party National Suicide

[Praxeologue]

As true as Schlafly's data on Hispanics may be, it is race-based. That is unfair and political poison. We don't need to, and should not, go there.

Amnesty rewards law-breaking, punishes law-abiding applicants and American workers and gives unfair advantage to residents of a contiguous country. That is all we need say.

Also unfair is to call them economic migrants, as if that is a negative. Much of the "better life" that U.S. immigrants have historical sought is based on higher living standards. For example, 19th century German immigration was largely motivated by wage disparity.

[redgolum]

And yet the GOP will pass it, because otherwise they are going to lose funding from businesses. Much cheaper than higher citizens.

[Theodore R.]

I’ve about decided that the Republican rank-and-file are just as uninformed as their Democrat cousins.

[M-cubed]

I hate to say it..but I'm gonna question the 1st three words......

“Most Americans believe”....

“MOST” somehow refers to a majority...If we honestly look at the last election...”We” know better...

[rottndog]

The pro-amnesty New York Times gleefully reported on Oct. 26 the front-page news that big-business leaders and Republican big donors are gearing up for a "lobbying blitz," backed up by money threats, to get Congress to pass amnesty. Big business wants amnesty in order to get more cheap labor and keep wages forever low, and that is a gross betrayal of the legal immigrants who hope to rise into the middle class and achieve the American dream.

The big donors poured $400,000,000 into the campaigns of losing establishment-backed Republican candidates in 2012. They would rather elect Democrats than conservative, social-issue Tea Party-type grassroots Republicans who don't take orders from the establishment.


I hope somebody is taking names....The best way to disinfect the excrement from these cockroaches is to expose them.

[Aetius]

Rep Labrador can be commended for seeing how the Democrats want to use immigration reform as part of the plan to destroy the GOP. He can be applauded for opposing this latest push for ‘comprehensive’ immigration reform.

But Labrador is a supporter of amnesty and a massive increase in (already too high) levels of legal immigration. He is ultimately on the wrong side of this issue.