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Okay, this makes no sense to me whatsoever. However, in the last 24 hours I may have come up with a reason why it makes some sense.

In 2016, we are going to have a number of folks seeking the presidential nomination. As they head into 2016, they are going to have to have a platform that covers illegal immigration and how to fix it.

Unless...

We have some folks right now that people really want to see run. And so far after six years in the lime-light, at least one of them has no plan whatsoever in print.

These folks don’t want to lay out a plan. It’s that simple. If they put it out there it will cause the Left to carp and the right to carp. So how to fix this?

Easy. Comprehensive Immigration Reform

Now you don’t have to sign off on this if you’re a candidate. In fact you can say you don’t support comprehensive immigration reform. Some folks will be happy to canonize you for it. You just pray that this issue is laid to rest by 2016.

And so it is, the GOPe is dead set to pass comprehensive immigration reform. It’s my take that certain Republican candidates are going to be thrilled not to have to explain their own plan.

So this fall we will essentially legalize between 20 and 35 million illegal immigrants, rather than develop a plan that denies them green cards or citizenship.

Once these folks register, they are instantly transformed from illegal immigrant to legal immigrant obeying the law of the land.

And in about six years they’ll apply for citizenship, and then comes chain immigration.

All this because our favorite candidates didn’t want to take a stand, tell us what their fix was, and run on that platform.

Nevermind between 20-35 million new citizen bringing in between 2 and 7 relatives each. At least our fair hair favorites can skate on this issue.

Who cares if in twelve years there are 100 million more Democrat voters? Now we can all get behind the best candidate ever. You know, the one who has the best sound bytes and looks prettier than any of the rest.

Leadership? Sad...