Asa Hutchinson on John and Ken, KFI640 (Live Thread)

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[truthkeeper]

After being inundated with calls from L.A. listeners, Asa Hutchinson has agreed to go on the show. He's on right now, so be there or be square. Will try to type the good stuff while I listen.

[sarcasm]

You are not worthy of the title, because you FEAR ME!

Fear of a Cuban who runs instead of fighting for his country's freedom? Surely you jest.

[Poohbah]

When apprehensions are down, you complain. So now that apprehensions go up, you complain.

When I was a Marine, I was rold that Marines were happiest when they had something to complain about.

[Poohbah]

Who appointed this judge? Anybody?

Jimmuh Cah-tuh.

[novacation]

Apprehensions were up because the number of illegals crossing after Bush's amnesty speech sky rocketed.

[Luis Gonzalez]

"Widescale voter fraud..."

Oh PLEASE!!!

The first thing you need to do is to stop playing the victim, and start figuring out what the real problem is!

Massive voter fraud did not elect Feinstein, Boxer, and 33 raving liberals to Congress. People voting for them legally did!

[Luis Gonzalez]

LOL!!!

That's right, I should have fought Castro at ten years old.

And THIS is my country Bubba.

[novacation]

They sure gave McClintook the cold shoulder. Too conservative I suppose.

[Luis Gonzalez]

By the way, if you're such an American, and you believe we are being invaded, why aren't you at the border fighting the invaders?

I don't think you're ten years old.

[Poohbah]

Widescale voter fraud... just ask B-1 Bob Dornan.

After ignoring his Democrat-majority district to engage in a truly hopeless Presidential campaign, Dornan lost by 700 votes. The investigations (BTW, there were two) identified 94 questionable votes. Widescale vote fraud? BZZT.

[antceecee]

Self hatred is a really sad thing to see....
It will be 52 years this year for me and I still love my state.

[Luis Gonzalez]

Easy Toothy, you're rattling my foundations here.

I just don't agree with you on what "effective measures" are.

[Poohbah]

I love this state. It's the people I can do without. On the left, we have the leftover hippies, 'nuff said right there. On the right, we have the circular firing squad that executes seagull tactics (fly in, make a lot of noise, crap on everybody and everything connected with the more conservative candidate, fly out) to derail insufficiently pure Republican candidates.

[FreeReign]

Apprehensions were up because the number of illegals crossing after Bush's amnesty speech sky rocketed.

Your named source on this is?

[skeeter]

Its 45 for me & believe me, its hard enough having to live with all the yogurt-spattered liberal new-agers in CA without being lumped into those that elected our two senators. What - I'm responsible for how they vote, too?

[antceecee]

Tell me Luis, why don't you come on out in November and become a poll watcher. I would like to see you work in Santa Ana where Loretta Sanchez' district is. Then tell me about playing victim. We are all victims when those who are supposed to enforce the law look the other way.

[Sabertooth]

I'd ordinarily take you a wee bit more seriously, but she was one of the first local leaders to forbid local law enforcement from cooperating with the BP/INS; that is now de rigeur across much of California. That means that she has a lot of mea culpa-ing to do on this topic, and the oddball vote on one minor point or another of the illegal alien problem is not nearly enough. She started the flippin' avalanche. Finally, most of her efforts "against illegal immigration" boil down to passing out more federal money to California to defray the costs of the illegal immigration she's encouraged.

Feinstein is far from perfect, and further than that from ever getting my vote, but her record isn't nearly as bad as many Democrats and not a few Republicans on the subject of Illegals.

There are some report cards for her here and there.

If you click around on those sites, you'll see that Boxer is far worse.

The avalanche started with the Amnesty of 1986, and it had bipartisan origins.

[antceecee]

GOP gave McClintock absolutely no support.

[sarcasm]

I notice that you are a Castro hating keyboard commando - why don't you fight for your people? Are you yellow? Maybe pink?

[novacation]

There were threads posted here about it. Look it up.

[Poohbah]

What - I'm responsible for how they vote, too?

Given that the "I'm a purer conservative than everyone else" folks have done everything they could to derail Republican candidates in this state since 1986...yeah.