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The Bogus Amnesty Demographic Argument (made by RINOS) - Vanity
https://mononymous1.wordpress.com ^ | 8/18/2013 | Mononymous

Posted on 08/22/2013 9:07:18 AM PDT by mononymous

The reason this is a bogus argument Is shown in the simplest form in the pie chart following. Anyone, particularly a Republican, who does not understand what this means should probably not be in public office. The question to ask these Republicans is: if you manage to get 30% of the amnesty vote, where do you think the remainder will go?

https://mononymous1.files.wordpress.com/2013/08/vote_share.jpg?w=300&h=163

The last amnesty under President Reagan resulted in what demographic voting trend towards the Republican party? How did that amnesty affect voting patterns of the beneficiaries? It should be plainly obvious that the Republican party will not receive any demographic benefit from amnesty and even if it does, it will pale in comparison to what the donkey party will receive (see pie chart). For generations, the progeny of amnesty beneficiaries will sing praises to President Obama and lock-step vote for the Democrat party – the media will see to this; schools will probably teach it and the resulting green cards/naturalization certificates will probably have Obama’s image on it.

So, John McCain, Prince Priapus (er, Reince Priebus), Lil’-seed Graham, et al, where would 70% or more of the amnesty votes go and what would it mean to your party and more importantly, to your country? Look no further than CA and NY to see where we are headed…

The message these twits ought to focus on is restoring the constitutional rights of all, fostering an environment that allow each person to fulfill their “American dream” and in general, getting the government out of our affairs. Appealing to certain groups, giving preferential treatment to others and rewarding law breakers is not the solution to winning votes.


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The economic argument is also, on its face, utterly ridiculous - it will do nothing more but provide, via the EITC (for example) a transfer of money to folks who would mostly be low income or below the poverty level. These fraudulent arguments and the people who make them have to be exposed.
1 posted on 08/22/2013 9:07:19 AM PDT by mononymous
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To: mononymous
Anyone, particularly a Republican, who does not understand what this means should probably not be in public office.

Has the Republican Party been taken off life support yet?

2 posted on 08/22/2013 9:26:53 AM PDT by Mark17 (Yesterday I couldn't spell it. Today I are one, a creepy a$$ cracker)
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The reason the precious Hispanic Demographic is turning out more and more against the GOP has little to do with the GOP not doing more to push amnesty and everything to do with that demographic being more and more diluted by illegals, gang bangers, racists and the "we want more free stuff" crowd.

Every Hispanic I know who went through the legal process to become a U.S. Citizen is highly resentful of those who refuse to do so.

3 posted on 08/22/2013 9:51:49 AM PDT by Vigilanteman (Obama: Fake black man. Fake Messiah. Fake American. How many fakes can you fit in one Zer0?)
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