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I have long been a fan of Ingraham, but lately she has been obsessed with the Immigration issue and ignores many other major topics. I used to appreciate her advocacy of Conservatism without being directly involved in candidate advocacy. That however has changed recently and I believe she is beginning to take herself and her importance to campaigns and candidates too seriously.

Immigration, legal and illegal, has had and will continue to have a major and far-reaching impact across a broad spectrum of existential challenges that confront this nation, e.g., national security, the economy/global competitiveness, jobs, health care, taxes, energy independence, education, entitlement reform, law enforcement, social welfare programs, physical infrastructure, the environment, civil liberties, and a continued sense of national identity/shared sense of endeavor. Immigration is the defining issue of our time with enormous implications for the future of this nation and the preservation of our patrimony. Yet, seldom will you hear immigration mentioned by our political and intellectual elites in connection with solutions to these challenges.

I used to appreciate her advocacy of Conservatism without being directly involved in candidate advocacy.

There is too much at stake not to get involved. Alexander was one of fourteen GOP Senators who voted for the Gang of 8 bill, which will triple legal immigration to 33 million over the next decade and double guest worker programs to 1.4 million a year--all at a time when 21 million Americans are underemployed or unemployed. He needs to be defeated. I suggest you read the following study from the Eagle Forum:

How Mass (Legal) Immigration Dooms a Conservative Republican Party