[ClaireSolt]

"Most politicians from California are democrats. Illegal aliens voting for them there is their base. That's how they've been winning elections."

I understand this is an aspect. I do not know wha happened, precisely, in CA with Pete Wilson and prop 187 that turned the state dem. I am sur, however, that national dems hope to repeat that now. They have said for years that the browning of America worked in their favor. That's why they want amnesty. I am noticing that the media is reporting bills in Congress as Republican bills.

[Smartass]

Yes, most politicians from California are democrats. That's a known fact. California was a democrat state way before prop 187, or Pete Wilson. Credit the taxpaying people there to know right from wrong. When presented with a choice, they'll vote for the right person and the right laws. But, when one person wearing a black dress, overturns the will of millions, then we no longer live in a democracy, but under judicial tyranny.

Prop 187 was an initiative overwhelmingly voted on by the people of California. However, like most California initiative's it was quickly challenged by the ACLU and every Latino group in California. Since California is a liberal state, so are it's left leaning judges, federal courts included. Hence, prop 187 was deemed unConstitutional. Yet Arizona, which is in the 9th Circuit too, recently passed a similar law that is on the books.

"I am noticing that the media is reporting bills in Congress as Republican bills."

Your question is very broad and unclear? Which bills are you speaking about? In which congress, the house or the senate? Legislation is introduced by both parties, and in both congresses, sometimes jointly?