Posted on 10/29/2013 1:31:22 PM PDT by jimbo123
More than 600 conservative-friendly officials and activists are descending on Capitol Hill Tuesday for a lobbying blitz targeting a wide range of House lawmakers, primarily Republicans, on immigration reform.
The effort spans lawmakers from about 120 congressional districts in about 40 states, said Josh Breisblatt, the advocacy and policy associate for the National Immigration Forum. Its meant to make the conservative case for immigration reform to lawmakers by bringing business experts, religious leaders and law enforcement officials to the Hill.
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Failure to come up now with a solution to immigration reform is a sign of weakness, not of strength, said Al Cardenas, the chairman of the American Conservative Union, during a kick-off event Tuesday morning at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Among organizations involved in the fly-in are Partnership for a New American Economy, a pro-reform coalition tied to New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg; Bibles, Badges and Business for Immigration Reform; FWD.us, Facebook founder Mark Zuckerbergs advocacy group; and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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ENFORCE THE CURRENT LAW.
These people are not “conservative”
Bloomberg, Zuckerberg and Soros are now “conservatives”??
Rush was right. The GOP’s flirtation with “immigration reform” has effectively redefined conservative. Now the left can move the language. Right wing extremist will mean anyone who believes individuals have the right to drive cars.
Follow the money. This is not a conservative movement. The whole thing is a big lie.
what the hell???
THERE IS NO “CONSERVATIVE” CASE FOR ANOTHER THIRTY MILLION MEHHICCANS (democrats).
#1 - build a freaking fence.
#2 - we’ll talk about that after #1 is done.
Could they at least be honest and call it the “Perpetual One-Party Rule Act”?
In a related story Vegetarian groups are pressing for comprehensive Steak reform.
RINOs can be easily replaced by the Cuban-American vote.
LOL Conservative my left butt cheek..Here’s an idea, let’s not reward criminals who enter this country illegally with Amnesty..but hey, seems like both sides want the votes..but the GOP just doesn’t get it..the second those illegals get their amnesty the Dems are locked in to win election after election for years to come
“conservative friendly”? I’m throwing the bullshit flag on this one....
Bloomberg, Zuckerberg and the US Chamber of Commerce are immigration conservatives.
Well, ‘blow me down’ said the popeyed sailor. Auk auk auk auk!
"REFORM."
"Reform" -- What, exactly? What needs "reforming"?
Immigration enforcement, I say.
To the full letter of the law.
I'm familiar enough with the culture of Mexico (can speak some Spanish, wife was born there) that I realize it's a machismo culture, and if we show any weakness, they'll eat our lunch.
It is therefore imperative that we act from a position of strength. Reform nothing. Enforce the law. To the letter of the law.
They will respect us for it. Yes, it will be painful, and many will have to go back. But they will value citizenship higher, and realize they cannot seize citizenship, they must have it extended to them. By the people.
So sayeth Sauron.
We really need a ‘Hipwaders Required’ warning for this one, you naughty boy.
There is not a Conservative amongst the entire lot of globalist, corporatist whores.
Do you think Bonehead, Cantor and other GOP *leaders* know this, or care? Doubt it.
Josh Breisblatt—mentioned above as a “conservative” advocate—worked as an intern in the campaign of Democrat Jim Pederson who ran unsuccessfully against U.S. Sen. Jon Kyl in 2006.
They’re fakes all right. This is a well coordinated bunch of phony “conservative groups” run by RINO collaborators.
This thread details their connections:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3084619/posts
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