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As a tactic, it would be a mistake to attack the ad, if the ad itself is not offensive. Jeb Bush is fair game, for stands that he has taken, which are not Conservative; and which show an unacceptable willingness to compromise on essential issues. But be careful not to make the central issue one of his choosing, by attacking him on an ad, which may, itself, be easily defensible. That can be a clear trap.

William Flax

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We believe states should have greater latitude in setting their own immigration policies, including more compassionate and employer-friendly guest worker programs, and a path to legalization for unauthorized immigrants.

Huh? I thought the federal government was responsible for immigration. Does this mean Minnesota can open its borders to any illegals? Kansas? New York?

This sounds downright stupid. Someone explain please.

I know Arizona took heat, but that appears to me to be a case where Arizona was choosing to ENFORCE EXISTING LAW that wasn't being enforced by the feds--not writing up a whole new policy.