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To: VinL

So the Houston Chronicle considers a bill that might prevent future Kate Steinle-type murders to be a “hard-line” immigration bill. Got it.


4 posted on 11/13/2015 11:37:33 AM PST by whinecountry (Semper Ubi Sub Ubi)
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To: whinecountry; VinL

You said it!

Turtle Head will have nothing much to do with Kate’s Law, until it is pecked to death or is reshaped to finally deliver some kind of a bonus to the Chamber of Commerce COMPLEX guys, who sit in the main lobby of the Senate 24/7 showing Turtle Head how to “rule” and to lean on opponents.

This is a war between Trump and the Establishment to run a hurry up offense to set our field. Trump is the gladiator trying to take down Carson for the rest of our pretty boys and to reset the field and to kill the GOP splitter strategy— to move on to four, or better yet, three more viable contenders.

Turtle Head sees a couple of things. He sees TRUMP’s TIMING, and that TRUMP is making moves to set the field, and he sees Cruz moving from the outside now.

Turtle Head is awake to the timing and so, he wants to set the field too, only with Cruz out of it, or back in the small pack with permanently single digit poll numbers.

If this Houston story is correct, it reports an immigration bill that will look just like Cruz proposed, on video, in his own words, that would legalize the illegals here, but short of citizenship. The GOP rope for Cruz is now being strung up, in case it works.

Rubio claims, against Cruz, that the catch is that judicially speaking that citizenship could not be long denied to legalized illegals, as Cruz proposed.


19 posted on 11/13/2015 12:22:09 PM PST by RitaOK ( VIVA CRISTO REY / Public education is the farm team for more Marxists coming)
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