To: pissant
No sh*t, He flip flopped. I know more about Hucks weak record than anyone here, since I was one to help expose it, long before Coulter got on that wagon (while fellating Mitt, I might add) Huck adopted Hunters position. As he should and to this day still supports. Once Again, How was flipper and McCain better?
The point is, neither of the three, Mitt, Huckabee, or McCain are worth spit!
The real point of this whole discussion, is that Hunter made a calculated POLITICAL decision, not a principled decision, but a POLITICAL decision, because that is all he had left at that point.
The point is that purists and those with agendas do nothing to further conservatism.
Their out jousting at windmills and accomplish squat.
To: SoConPubbie
Isn’t this a hoot
Why Ron Paul Voted For the Amnesty Bill
By Sierra Times
Published 03. 25. 02 at 21:05 Sierra Time
After last weeks vote of HR 1885 that granted amnesty to immigration that now occupy U.S. Soil, Ron Paul’s (R-TX) vote left many of our readers scrathing their heads. They weren’t alone.
So we asked. According to Paul’s office, there may have been some bad ‘spin’ on the details about the bill itself. We’ll let you be the judge as you read. Your feedback is strongly encouraged. - Sierra Times
From The Office of Ron Paul: Regarding the extension of section 245(i) of the Immigration and Nationality Act, contained in the Enhanced Border Security and Visa Entry Reform Act (HR 1885).
182 posted on
04/16/2010 10:35:56 PM PDT by
SoCalPol
(Reagan Republican for Palin 2012)
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