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To: eater-of-toast
[Labrador's] more pro-amnesty than Cantor.

Then, why did he publicly walk away from a House Group of 8 who were trying to do the same thing that the Senate Group of 8 did -- i.e., write a "comprehensive immigration reform" bill that included amnesty?

He walked out because they were insisting upon amnesty...

50 posted on 06/13/2014 11:40:42 PM PDT by okie01 (The Mainstream Media: Ignorance on parade.)
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To: okie01

No, that’s not why he walked away. He walked away because he was getting heat for his role in it. The excuse he used to walk away was a disagreement about a healthcare payment detail.

But he’s pro-amnesty through and through.

Why can’t Freepers realize that amnesty will end any conservative majority in this country and turn us into a Latin American,third-world, Leftist voting entity?


51 posted on 06/14/2014 1:07:26 AM PDT by 9YearLurker
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To: okie01

He left because Luis Gutierrez wanted Obamacare for illegals.

Id support Labrador or Pete Sessions even if they are not good choices.

Labrador also has to deal with primaries every 2 years. McCarthy’s district is perfect for a RINO. He will never drop out of the top 2 in an open primary.


53 posted on 06/14/2014 2:14:19 AM PDT by ObamahatesPACoal
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To: okie01

Labrador only left the House “Gangsters of 8” after a big public outcry from conservatives — and likely only because of it. At any rate, Labrador’s pro-amnesty statements were more outspoken than Cantor’s.


64 posted on 06/15/2014 3:08:15 PM PDT by eater-of-toast ("It is much more important to kill bad bills than to pass good ones." --Calvin Coolidge)
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