Posted on 02/03/2016 5:10:27 PM PST by Helicondelta
The interview with Univision was in Spanish- Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) told Univision yesterday that legalization of illegal immigrants will come first and then new border security measures. The Examiner reported:
In a Spanish-language interview Sunday with the network Univision, Sen. Marco Rubio, the leading Republican on the Gang of Eight comprehensive immigration reform group, made his strongest statement yet that legalization of the nation's estimated 11 million illegal immigrants must happen before any new border security or internal enforcement measures are in place, and will in no way be conditional on any security requirements.
"Let's be clear," Rubio said. "Nobody is talking about preventing the legalization. The legalization is going to happen. That means the following will happen: First comes the legalization. Then come the measures to secure the border. And then comes the process of permanent residence."
(Excerpt) Read more at thegatewaypundit.com ...
TRUE!
FUMario. I won’t vote to turn the US into a Third World country.
Big mistake, Rubio.
http://www.univision.com/shows/al-punto/el-senador-marco-rubio-habla-sobre-reforma-migratoria-video
This is supposed to be the link to rubio’s statements. Can you get to and tell me what he said?
Yep
We’ll elect someone who knows how to build a Wall - and we’ll keep them out forever.
Neither are eligible. Now Rubio needs to be called on it.
Why isn’t this on a commercial yet?? This needs to be repeated 24 hours a day.
“They don’t want to stay in the places of their successes — the cesspools they created as a result of their progressiveness.”
Worse, they then want to change everything in their new location into a cesspool as well. They just aren’t comfortable unless they’re living in a cesspool.
Me either...not gonna do it.
“.....Rubio is the GOPe candidate.”
I was told this too, and have posted the same, many months ago. All the different factions that comprise the Uniparty had him picked as their boy a LONG time ago. Anything else they say or do is smoke and mirrors. I still find it hard to believe at times, but when one considers the ability of the media to manipulate the masses, and the ease of committing MASIVE computerized voter fraud all across the nation, it’s really pretty easy to understand, though accepting that reality can still be difficult.
This knob puts the “pimp” in amnesty pimp..
“Rewarding those who break the law, so what is the point of having a law?”
Ayn Rand’s famous writting on this.
The point is so that you can use the law to punish those you want to punish, or intimidate them so that you can get what you want.
There have been several books written about how easy it is to go after someone, because there are so many vague federal felonies.
Just ask Tom Delay, who had his political career ruined by a Leftist prosecutor, for no other reason than that he was too politically effective.
Don’t think the other Republicans did not notice. It is one of the main reasons that we have so many RINOs today.
| ...Maybe [Rush] got a call from Kissinger. That's an intriguing idea. And I had not observed that Rush favors Kissinger. And I agree about Kissinger's voice: there is something magical about it. And perhaps that's part of the mystique that Rush likes, being a radio guy. I don't think any of today's candidates has a particularly strong voice. Reagan was certainly blessed with the right voice tone for a leader. Perhaps the thing about Kissinger is he always stayed above the political fray, and that made you believe he was some kind of exemplary diplomat. And his foreign accent made you believe that too. And he had a knack for saying something provocative which also reinforced his image as a smart and clever guy. Now I don't watch American TV anymore, but my wife is from Japan and I watch many of the dramas on Japanese TV via satellite and you certainly notice that a manly voice is highly favored in actors on NHK, the premiere network in Japan, especially in the samurai films. Every year in Japan they run a Japanese history epic called the "Taiga Drama", translated as a "big river" drama (one person's life) -- a historical figure or a colleague or a historical figure. Almost all of these are from the samurai period. There are incredible production values in these dramas. They run for 50 weeks -- 45 minutes each week (no commercial interruption) -- every Sunday night. Imagine a drama where 100 of the most famous actors in America are a part. That's what you get. On TV Japan they rerun an English subtitled version of the drama about 2 months later. Very enjoyable even when there are no subtitles: the acting and photography is that good. About the nearest thing we had to that was the Civil War epic that Turner Broadcasting did 20 years ago I guess. But even that was a small production compared to the Taiga Drama. Here's a short YouTube from the current drama "Sanada Maru" which started right after the new year. In the scene that opens you hear the voice of an actor whose Dad was American and mother Japanese. He's a very famous actor and his voice is very distinctive. So perhaps this is of interest. Cheers. |
Good night. Fair Dreams.
The blood feud is coming FROM Trump. If he doesn’t drop it, why expect his supporters to do so? That doesn’t make any sense.
if I had my way, I'd send these bastards to Gitmo and have them bunk with a queer ISIS terrorist.
Today, and perhaps yesterday, the man was pitiful. Rush claiming Rubio to be a Conservative with our principals, a follower of Reagan. Pathetic - Rush who will never endorse ANYONE during the primary but willing to stick his neck out for the Rube - of all the candidates, the won who has shown himself to be a horse of a different color. Rush has lost much credibility with his talking points lately. Has he gone the way of Fox? Fox News, NOT Fox Mulder.
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