Posted on 12/26/2014 1:50:50 PM PST by ObamahatesPACoal
Unlike his predecessor as host of Meet the Press, Chuck Todd is an approachable, un-phony presence. He knows politics and clearly enjoys politics. But, boy, is he excitable, especially on the subject of immigration, where he often lets the drama of the moment cloud his judgment. [You need three examples-ed. Got em.]
1. Its November 7, 2012. Romney has just lost the presidency, something many analysts immediately blame on his poor showing among Latinos. The Beltway mind instantly draws but one conclusion: Republicans need to assuage Latinos by legalizing illegal immigrants, stat. Obamas immigration reform, Todd says, will get 80 to 90 votes in the Senate. Republicans will run, not walk, in trying to support that now. In the event, the Senate immigration reform bill got 68 votes. Two thirds of Republican Senators voted against it.
2. After Eric Cantor lost his House seat in the Republican primary to an opponent who attacked Cantor as soft on amnesty for immigrants Todd flips and declares that Cantors defeat
means immigration reform during the rest of the Obama presidency, the idea that its gonna happen, is dead. It is not going to happen in 2016. [E.A.]
So far so good on this prediction, at least if Todds talking about legislation. But allies of House Speaker Boehner are already arguing for some sort of immigration bill in 2015.
(SNIP)
No. Todd wont be that excitable even if he starts injecting himself with testosterone hourly. More likely his bipolar pronouncements on amnesty reflect, first, the prevailing Washington assumption that amnesty is both inevitable and inarguably desirable. When voters decide its neither, Todd is then so shocked (and perhaps, as a politics junkie, so instinctively respectful of democracy) that he swings to the other extreme and assumes its dead, dead, dead.
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He’s Jewish?
Not a great representative of the chosen people.
Gregory—The Original Monkey Man.
LOL!! How TRUE!!!
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