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Don’t worry, I will!

I think it’s important to communicate such RINO positions whenever one is lauded here for some selectively conservative stance they take.

Otherwise, posters mistakenly fall for their game.

E.g., if you ever check out the ricochet.com “center-right” site (read: squishy, ill-informed RINOs), you’ll see them all lining up behind Walker for president because co-founder Rob Long has been touting him—often at the same time that he says he won’t back another GOP pol because of a pro-amnesty position. Somehow, none of the ricochet leadership has figured out that Walker is as bad as they come on the issue.

Walker seems to have something of a “Jeb Bush problem” with a Hispanic wife, but maybe that’s not fair to say since most of the GOPe have gone pro-amnesty without having Hispanic wives.

Not many politicians have stood firm on illegal invasion/amnesty, or offered truly acceptable solutions. I'm afraid that they have bought into the "third rail syndrome" and many with good ideas are afraid to espouse them else they be treated like Phil Robertson. Most of us who post and support FR would love to see them all pushed across the border and have it sealed so nothing could get across. I'm one of them, but I can't picture it ever happening. I would be happy to see the border controlled and to have anyone who has been apprehended for any crime be shoved back across as a start and then work out the intricacies in a logical fashion after that. I really can't conceive of a viable way to rid ourselves of all the illegals without also giving up our own personal freedoms to allow a government, that had such an inclination, to ferret them all out. More likely they would become the new citizens and we would all be locked up/deported.

So many issues, so few acceptable solutions, and zero acceptable solutions coming out of D.C. - at least we have a place to air it all out.