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Another thing this is not a war.

We are not going to "negotiate" like how Chamberlain "negotiated" with Hitler, and ended up handing the whole of Europe to Hitler resulting ina war that killed over 50 million.

So it's not a war, but it is a war? So anytime anyone negotiates, it is tantamount to Chamberlain?

As I have pointed out over and over again, we already have the law do deal with illegal immigrants, so no new Senate Bill at all, is better better by far than the evil Senate Bil.

Yep, so then there really was no reason for the House bill, since we already have effective laws. Good one.

They don't.

Oops, I forgot. The questions dealing with that are to be eliminated. Only the questions that pertain to strong borders and enforcement are to be kept in. I keep forgetting the ground rules for intellectual honesty...

Democrat can do what they like. Its by following such dumb ass policies that they have lost every national elections for 6 years, and lost control of the House (which is more representative of what voters think than Senate) since 1994. Well, if you are correct, we should gain no less than 75 more House seats, and up our Senate seats to around 70.

It will show Republicans are stopping the evil Senate Bill, and not doing a Neville Chamberlain by surrendering to blackmail from Mexico and selling our national heritage to a bunch of Mexican illegals that wave American flags upside down and yell "gringo go home" chants.

Yep, we Republicans showed them alright.

"We are not going to "negotiate" like how Chamberlain "negotiated" with Hitler, and ended up handing the whole of Europe to Hitler resulting ina war that killed over 50 million. "

Chamberlain basically waved the white flag to Hitler by signing a very bad deal.
That was before the war in Europe, btw.
The US Senate is waving a white flag to Mexico passing a very bad bill. Bad agreements/bills leave countries paying the price for decades. Justbthink the 1986 immigration bill. We are still paying a heavy price for that stupidity.

"So it's not a war, but it is a war? So anytime anyone negotiates, it is tantamount to Chamberlain?"

Still not a war.
Its just a vote in congress over immigration.
But there is analogy to what comes when you sign a bad agreement for the sake of getting an agreement at all costs.
No agreement is far, far, far, far better than a bad agreement.
That is the analogy with Chamberlain.
Get it?

"Oops, I forgot. The questions dealing with that are to be eliminated. Only the questions that pertain to strong borders and enforcement are to be kept in. I keep forgetting the ground rules for intellectual honesty..."

Hah Hah.
How can a guy advocating mass breaking of our current immigration laws and mass amnesty for illegals while still saying it's not amnesty, have ANY intellectual honesty?