[cdcdawg]

The biggest tea-party accusation against Cantor is that he is “too establishment.”

And there is a big lie, right there in the second paragraph. The biggest accusations are that he supports amnesty, and is being a two-faced liar about it. Aside from that he’s a squish on anything that matters.

[cdcdawg]

My bad, it’s in the 3rd paragraph.

[BillyBoy]

>> The biggest tea-party accusation against Cantor is that he is “too establishment.” And there is a big lie, right there in the second paragraph. The biggest accusations are that he supports amnesty, and is being a two-faced liar about it. Aside from that he’s a squish on anything that matters. <<

If the "biggest accusation" is that he's pro-amnesty instead of just being part of the establishment, why weren't we hearing calls for Cantor's head on a platter back in 2007? George W. Bush was pushing for amnesty back then, and Cantor's record was nothing to write home about (voted in favor of rewarding illegal aliens from Mexico with Social Security benefits in 2004, voted against denying driver's licenses to illegal aliens in 2005, voted against the Tancredo amendment to end amnesty for illegals from central america in 2006, etc.)

I pointed out Cantor's record was meh at the time, but that didn't stop oodles of freepers from fawning over him because he's a "leader" and fantasizing about having him on a Presidential ticket.