[AntiGuv]

Another thing that I can't help but wonder about is why hardly anyone seems to be talking about the elephant in the room: That we're debating whether to give citizenship to a minimum of 10 million future Democrats who will turn right around and ship in another minimum 10 million future Democrats. It seems that for some reason talking about the political implications of all this is just taboo, as if that's 'beneath' us or something.

Or maybe there really is this absurd delusion that the illegals will vote Republican once they're granted citizenship. LOL

[George W. Bush]

Another thing that I can't help but wonder about is why hardly anyone seems to be talking about the elephant in the room: That we're debating whether to give citizenship to a minimum of 10 million future Democrats who will turn right around and ship in another minimum 10 million future Democrats.

They never want to discuss that one, AntiGuv. But this will be the last election for the GOP in our lifetimes if they allow this amnesty to go through.

[Torie]

Well, how they will vote doesn't animate me much. They will vote like Italians voted. They will not be that off out of the mainstream, and polls on issues show that they are only somewhat left or right of center, depending on the issue. In about 3-4 generations, a majority of them will be Republicans. That is about how long it took the Italians. I do have some concern in the meantime, that then Hispanics are 60% of the likely voters in California, they will vote in politicians that remind one of politicians in Mexico. Just a thought.

[lemura]

hardly anyone seems to be talking about the elephant in the room: That we're debating whether to give citizenship to a minimum of 10 million future Democrats who will turn right around and ship in another minimum 10 million future Democrats.

No bill is better than this bill. No amnesty. Keep the status quo.