Establishment Campaign Strategy: Shameless, Cowardly, and Perfidious

Red State ^ | 05/27/2014 | Daniel Horowitz

[thetallguy24]

I’m hearing some breaking news down in Virginia’s Seventh District. Eric Cantor is planning to resign his seat and take over the helm at the hawkish immigration group, Numbers USA. Take a look at this door hanger from the Cantor campaign, which was distributed to Republican voters in his district, and that is the only conclusion one can draw from its content.

Looking at this mailer, the only observation the reader can make is that Cantor is joining the immigration hawks. After all, he would never lie to us, would he?

First, when was the last time Cantor or anyone else in leadership ever used the term “illegal alien?”

Second, is there any limit to the degree of lying that may be deemed off limits during the campaign?

This is a man who has spent the entire year pushing for the Dream Act amnesty, even while Obama suspends our enforcement laws, yet he has the impertinence to tell his constituents that he is standing up to Obama. Will he be man enough to send out another mailer touting his support for citizenship and benefits for two million illegals and chain migration for all their families? After all, he is voicing support for this proposal even as he is sending out campaign literature to the contrary.

[thetallguy24]

Mark Levin discusses this as well.

http://therightscoop.com/mark-levin-slams-cantor-for-lying-through-his-teeth-to-voters-about-amnesty-in-order-to-win-primary/

[ConservingFreedom]

Hypocrisy is the tribute that vice pays to virtue.

[TomGuy]

I saw another thread (within the last day or two) that claimed Cantor was fighting against the House bringing up the immigration bill.

It didn’t make sense, unless Cantor was trying to fool his constituents.