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Malkin: A National Security History Lesson for Marco Rubio
Creatos Syndicate ^ | April 26, 2013 | Michelle Malkin

Posted on 04/25/2013 5:34:38 PM PDT by jazusamo

Florida GOP Sen. Marco Rubio seems well meaning enough. As second-generation conservative Americans, I know we both share a common passion for this great land of opportunity. But when it comes to comprehending the real agenda of the open-borders zealots he's allied himself with, Rubio doesn't have a clue.

And his abject ignorance threatens all of us who cherish American sovereignty and exceptionalism.

On Fox News' "The Sean Hannity Show" Tuesday night, Rubio defended his Gang of Eight "immigration reform" bill and insisted that we could and should have a system in place that vets foreign tourists and short-term visa holders based on their "national security" profiles.

"In essence, we should be able to analyze (whether) these are individuals coming from a part of the world that keeps feeding into the terrorist network," Rubio earnestly explained. "(W)e should be very careful about who we allow in and take into account every single measure or every single factor that we think could lead to somebody being more likely possibly a member of a terrorist organization or involved in terror."

Great idea, Rubio! Newsflash: The concept of a national security entry-exit screening database is at least 10 years old. It's an idea that was sabotaged by the progressive soft-on-security ideologues with whom Rubio has recklessly partnered.

In the immediate aftermath of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, the Bush administration created NSEERS, the National Security Entry-Exit Registration System. Administered and championed by Justice Department constitutional lawyer, immigration enforcement expert and now-Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach, NSEERS stopped at least 330 known foreign criminals and three known terrorists who had attempted to come into the country at certain official ports of entry.

(Excerpt) Read more at creators.com ...


TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Culture/Society; Editorial; Government
KEYWORDS: aliens; gangof8; illegals; immigration; malkin; nseers; rubio; terrorism
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To: trubolotta
He is gullible because he is taking Schumer et al at their word.

Rubio is a fraud. He is NOT gullible. He knows exactly what he is doing - destroying our Republic with his support of this evil bill.

People who believe that Rubio is naive or that he can be turned towards Conservatism are the gullible ones.

Rubio will NEVER be a Conservative.

41 posted on 04/25/2013 6:42:11 PM PDT by sand88
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To: sand88

If Rubio is on the ticket in 2016 - NO!!!


42 posted on 04/25/2013 6:43:03 PM PDT by GlockThe Vote (The Obama Adminstration: 2nd wave ofo attacks on America after 9/11)
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To: sand88

I agree. Rubio is devious. He could not possibly so stupid as not to realize the harmful consequences of this bill.


43 posted on 04/25/2013 6:45:19 PM PDT by Jane Austen (Boycott the Philadelphia Eagles!)
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To: trubolotta

Well, I’ll say this. If you are a person with a career in government as Rubio is, and you do not know or are not aware that Chuck Shumer is a slithering snake in the grass, then you are simply too stupid, ignorant and dangerous for the job.

The same goes for McCain. Both of these people are menaces. They are American villains to the core.

I do not know enough about Flake to be able to speak on him at this time.

But I’ll say I regret voting for Rubio. I should have known better, Florida republicans come from a long, long line of backstabbing.


44 posted on 04/25/2013 6:45:51 PM PDT by chris37 (Heartless.)
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To: chris37

I’m well aware of Schumer and company. They are not honorable and not to be trusted, but the little club we call Congress won’t face that fact with only a few exceptions. Schumer is a con man and Rubio isn’t his first nor will he be his last mark. Con men are good at what they do and once they pour on the charm, very few people actually can resist.

I wouldn’t be too harsh on yourself for voting Rubio considering the choices you had and the fact he had support from a lot of conservatives, as well as the TEA Party.


45 posted on 04/25/2013 6:56:43 PM PDT by trubolotta
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To: trubolotta

Were you even old enough to remember the ‘86 Immigration Reform Act? If you are, or did, . . . . . well I’ll just let you and everyone else fill in the rest.


46 posted on 04/25/2013 6:57:38 PM PDT by mazda77
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To: jazusamo
I sure agree with him that the borders have to be completely secured. Let the GOP and Dems do that and then work for reform.

I say it again. The republican immigration reform bill should be "secure the border". Do not talk to me until it is done, not planned, not half azzed, not in the works, done.

47 posted on 04/25/2013 7:01:03 PM PDT by VRW Conspirator (Cyprus - the beginning)
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To: Da Coyote

FUMR.

You are a RINO.

FUMR.


You got a two for one there.
Works for Romney and Rubio


48 posted on 04/25/2013 7:01:25 PM PDT by bramps (Sarah Palin got more votes in 2008 than Mitt Romney got in 2012)
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To: chris37

Can anyone out there who is not a troll explain to my how we are ever going to win the White House without the Hispanic votes? Just cut the crap for a moment and tell me. Must have working knowledge of demographics and statitstics. It’s like a hen house in here.


49 posted on 04/25/2013 7:01:38 PM PDT by ynotjjr (Rubio / Cheney 2016 Brand New Heart - Same Old Guts)
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To: mazda77

Of course I remember the 86 act - which is why I am against what is being proposed now. I have written articles about that and a small step approach like the one the House is considering. All I have said is that I’m not prepared to completely write Rubio off because of this since he said he favors the House approach and we need him on other legislation.


50 posted on 04/25/2013 7:01:55 PM PDT by trubolotta
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To: trubolotta

To each his own, but do us a favor and get back with us when you stunningly discover no matter how many times you bang your head against the wall, the results will never change.

1. The game is big government
2. The blue team is the Democrats
3. The red team is the Republicans
4. No matter how hard you try, you will never be any better off by cheering for one side or the other and most importantly, you will never be eligible for the draft.


51 posted on 04/25/2013 7:12:20 PM PDT by mazda77
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To: mazda77

Maybe you should read what I write before you go spouting off nonsense. You can Google it.


52 posted on 04/25/2013 7:15:05 PM PDT by trubolotta
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To: ynotjjr

How is the GOP ever going to win the white house when it lies about what it believes in?

Do we actually want the GOP to win the white house?

These are dishonest people who support the government agenda, not any sort of conservative agenda.

Yes, it’s bleak.


53 posted on 04/25/2013 7:42:04 PM PDT by chris37 (Heartless.)
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To: I got the rope
Rubio has killed his political career...ditto for Ted Cruz.

Rubio is out in the open now and people should be able to judge him more accurately without the cloak of conservatism he likes to wear to suit the occasion.

Ted Cruz and Rand Paul had better step carefully out of the mine field they followed the cameras into or they'll be keeping Rubio company on the injured reserve bench before being released.

54 posted on 04/25/2013 8:26:51 PM PDT by GBA (Here in the Matrix, life is but a dream.)
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To: jazusamo
I used to really like Rubio...

...before I really didn't.

.

55 posted on 04/25/2013 8:39:05 PM PDT by Seaplaner (Never give in. Never give in. Never...except to convictions of honour and good sense. W. Churchill)
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To: xzins

Start cutting off their benefits, slowly, and they will deport themselves.

Get rid of anchor babies and they will deport themselves.

They want to collect taxes from their labor, tax all their transactions at Western Union and any other place that they wire money home.

The government will reap a windfall and things won’t be so profitable for them.


56 posted on 04/25/2013 9:20:05 PM PDT by qaz123
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To: TomGuy; Jane Long

That’s funny, my perception of what he said is exactly opposite of yours.

What I took from it was that a Pathway to Citizenship should NOT be part of the bill.


57 posted on 04/25/2013 10:54:50 PM PDT by SoConPubbie (Mitt and Obama: They're the same poison, just a different potency)
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To: jazusamo
I find it ironic that the whole concept of ‘’citizenship’’ is under such attack by the globalists and the open borders crowd who say that ''citizenship'' implies ''nationalism'' and ''nationalism'' is inherently ''racist'', even ''xenophobic'' and yet the illegals, Mexicans most of all are clamoring to made ''citizens''.
58 posted on 04/26/2013 1:42:41 AM PDT by jmacusa (Political correctness is cultural Marxism. I'm not a Marxist.)
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To: TomGuy; Jim Robinson

TomGuy:

Oh my...sad that you didn’t see the TACTICAL brilliance of the Grassley-Cruz offering. First, did you notice Ted Cruz is totally opposed to a “path to citizenship”? Second, the stuff he mentioned was in a measure that he and Grassley put forward AS A SUBSTITUTE to the Reid - Schumer bill. It was nothing more or less than a poison pill for the Dems and an option for some weak, wavering Republicans (can you say Kelly Ayotte) so they could vote for a “reform” bill, instead of the Dem - gang of eight version. But it was never going to pass because the Dems were almost all against it. And the fact that Cruz put his name on it was hilarious...talk about a poison pill to the Dems. In the end, nothing passed. Nothing. Zip. Zero. Nada. And that was the plan, my friend...


59 posted on 04/26/2013 1:43:25 AM PDT by txrangerette ("...hold to the truth; speak without fear..."(Glenn Beck))
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To: trubolotta

Read this and then tell me you love the Republicans so fargin much and consider yourself part of that team,

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3012467/posts?q=1&;page=1

Keep in mind, it does not get to the point of a unanimous consent unless the Republicans let it get to the floor for a voice vote.


60 posted on 04/26/2013 2:40:47 AM PDT by mazda77
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