[sickoflibs]

Roy Beck, president of Numbers USA, which advocates for tougher immigration laws, said this week that Ryan's overall record on immigration-related bills “is a rogue's list of pro-amnesty [positions].”
“If you want somebody who's pro-amnesty and pro-immigration, he's in the top 10 percent of Republicans,” Beck said in a phone interview Tuesday, noting Ryan's past support for George W. Bush's immigration overhaul, measures to legalize illegal-immigrant farm workers and others allowing illegal immigrant students to receive in-state tuition benefits.
Beck was quick to highlight Ryan's 2010 vote against the DREAM Act, as well as Ryan's website message vowing “not [to] support amnesty for the millions of illegal immigrants already living in the United States.”
“As bad as he's been in the past, he's been improving,” Beck said.

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[stephenjohnbanker]

Looks like Ryan will go which way the wind blows, which means we can’t trust him.

[AuntB]

” “If you want somebody who’s pro-amnesty and pro-immigration, he’s in the top 10 percent of Republicans,””

Well, it’s a little late to bring that up, isn’t it? We have what we have. And this is what we’ll keep getting because the general public pays no attention to primaries or issues until they directly impact themselves, and that’s usually too late.

It just happens a little slower with republicans in office because they don’t have the media to push their agenda.

You’re simply witnessing how a nation is lost. That’s all.
Someday you can tell your kids and grandkids how you
witnessed the events and players that destroyed the United States of America. My stupid kids and grandkids don’t care.
Maybe yours will.