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To: flixxx
I think this is a very reasoned opinion about what will happen if there is no immigration legislation passed this year.
Me too. The immigration issue is what doomed the GOP in California, a formerly GOP state. But does it have to be this bill? Is it this bill or nothing? Why is the fate of our party--and country--being held hostage against the fate of this one misguided bill?
5 posted on 06/27/2007 8:26:39 AM PDT by Asclepius (the admin moderator ordered me to "lose" my tagline.)
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To: Asclepius
What doomed the GOP in California is the large numbers of illegals moving in and those with good sense moving out. If we fail to control the border America will suffer the same as Mexifornia.
20 posted on 06/27/2007 8:32:36 AM PDT by MBB1984
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To: Asclepius
The immigration issue is what doomed the GOP in California, a formerly GOP state.

Don't you think it was immigration itself that doomed the GOP in California. The voter base changed. Demographics. This bill will make all states California demographically, and California will go off the reservation politically with naturalized illegal voters.

26 posted on 06/27/2007 8:33:47 AM PDT by Greg F (<><)
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To: Asclepius

Immigration is what destroyed the conservative base in California, not opposition to immigration. Read some Thomas Sowell; different cultures bring different values. The immigrants we are getting are, by and large, are not assimilating.


51 posted on 06/27/2007 9:34:06 AM PDT by MSF BU
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To: Asclepius
The immigration issue is what doomed the GOP in California, a formerly GOP state.

I can only assume that you think that the GOP's aversion to illegal immigration destroyed the statewide party? Nice theory. However...

Once upon a time, in the DNC's California, lived a proposition. This proposition was loved by the fair peoples of California, as it denied expensive services to those who entered the country illegally and kept Californian's hard earned monies in their pockets.

They loved the proposition so much, they overwhelmingly voted in favor of enacting it. Oh, the glorious day; the will of the people was heard, for the proposition had passed!

However, along came the judicial Black Knight. The Black Knight merely walked up to the beloved proposition and smote it with an injunction. The California collective reeled back on their heels in horror, for they knew their beloved proposition had been dealt a fatal blow!

The beloved proposition now lies dead and buried, mourned by no one in fear that they be labeled "racists".

The End.

APf

55 posted on 06/27/2007 9:52:46 AM PDT by APFel (Regnum Nostrum Crescit)
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