Gingrich opens door for illegal immigrants (Washington Times)

The Washington Times ^ | 25 January 2012 | Seth McLaughlin

[HiTech RedNeck]

There can’t be multiple contradictory policies. You can’t pander if you can’t deliver.

Newt is an idea guy, and sometimes his ideas are brilliant. Other times they stink. This looks to be one of the stinkier versions. But he’s not utterly unreasonable, for example how he backed off of global warming.

[fightinJAG]

I think you’re right.

I don’t think we have an alternative, candidate-wise, but we sure as shootin’ could be raising a bigger ruckus about this than we are.

As it is, we are sending the message, as I hear so often hear, that conservatives simply “don’t care” about anything except beating Obama.

I totally want to defeat Obama. But there’s more that needs to be done.

[fightinJAG]

hear = here

Sorry.

Ugh.

[Bigg Red]

I totally want to defeat Obama. But there’s more that needs to be done.

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Ditto!

So disgusted with what we are left with here in terms of candidates. The only real conservative still in the race is Santorum, and he just does not have the money to compete with the Newt Romrich

[ckilmer]

Yeah, I’m not against newt but if you support newt —you have to know that he is just as capable as Reagan of doing boners that totally screw up the country as happened in 1986 with Reagan’s amnesty bill.

Therefor if you support newt, for the sake of the republic, you also have to be quite willing to get into his face.

[freedomfiter2]

Exactly, we don’t need new laws to address the illegal immigration problem, we simply need to enforce the laws we already have. Newt is being dishonest.

[ckilmer]

If there is a bright side of it, the ghettos concentrating the “ex illegales” in a few small spots will reduce their electoral impact versus spreading out.
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No what will happen is that it will create small countries inside the USA. The USA will further balkanize and crack up.

[AmericanInTokyo]

It can be called, rationalizing, slippery slope, or "situation ethics". It is hard to take and defend a position, if you have a contradictory dog in the game somewhere else. For what I have known about FreeRepublic for my 12 years here so far is that it has been extremely, almost 80-90% anti-illegal immigration, pro-deportation (either systemized, or auto-deport based on cutting off the "bennies"), no automatic US citizenship for anchor babies, fedgov money crackdown on sanctuary cities, English Only in Government, no drivers license for illegals, no in-state tuition breaks for illegals, photo voter ID to discourge illegals from voting, increased local enforcement, detention-on-the-spot and cooperation with I.C.E., like through 287(g), more state-level power returned as in in Alabama, Oklahoma, Arizona and Georgia, employer sanctions, and hermetically sealed border first and foremost. To find the candidate who will adhere to that, and there are those out there, is the challenge. I would start by saying for 2012 we need to make sure every GOP we nominate for house and senate shares these values, and if they don't they be ousted in the primary. Then we need to oust each and every Democrat who does not adhere to these values, who votes in favor of continued Aztlan-ization, and the corruption of the American political system and demographics through rampant, sanctioned illegal immigration which translates into a massive, future, Democrat Party entitlement-consituency vote bank to keep the in power for the next 500 years.

[HiTech RedNeck]

And I am 110% ready to be part of a Freep of Newt if he strays.

Newt is not an utter ass, however. Backing off of global warming after the Nancy photo-op (that ole horndog — Nancy never returns MY calls!) proved that, I believe. Newt is an idea guy and some of those ideas will be grand (like the 49 states offering to PAY Nevada to take nuclear waste instead of wishing it on Nevada by force through Uncle Sam) and some will be howlers like the idea of local amnesty centers.

[AmericanInTokyo]

It can be called, rationalizing, slippery slope, or "situation ethics". It is hard to take and defend a position, if you have a contradictory dog in the game somewhere else. For what I have known about FreeRepublic for my 12 years here so far is that it has been extremely, almost 80-90% anti-illegal immigration, pro-deportation (either systemized, or auto-deport based on cutting off the "bennies"), no automatic US citizenship for anchor babies, fedgov money crackdown on sanctuary cities, English Only in Government, no drivers license for illegals, no in-state tuition breaks for illegals, photo voter ID to discourge illegals from voting, increased local enforcement, detention-on-the-spot and cooperation with I.C.E., like through 287(g), more state-level power returned as in in Alabama, Oklahoma, Arizona and Georgia, employer sanctions, and hermetically sealed border first and foremost. To find the candidate who will adhere to that, and there are those out there, is the challenge. I would start by saying for 2012 we need to make sure every GOP we nominate for house and senate shares these values, and if they don't they be ousted in the primary. Then we need to oust each and every Democrat who does not adhere to these values, who votes in favor of continued Aztlan-ization, and the corruption of the American political system and demographics through rampant, sanctioned illegal immigration which translates into a massive, future, Democrat Party entitlement-consituency vote bank to keep the in power for the next 500 years.

[AmericanInTokyo]

FR very slow tonight, sorry for the double post.

[fightinJAG]

I do feel we are hurtling toward disaster.

I pray not.

[fightinJAG]

Keeping him on the reservation entails him understanding from the get-go that he had to earn the vote of conservatives over severe reservations.

Instead, there’s thread after thread of people proclaiming that they “don’t care” about [fill in the blank with any Newt foible/weakness/utter failure].”

Is it really useful, and helpful to the ultimate goal of keeping a President Gingrich on the reservation, to go that far? I don’t think so.

Rather, I think Gingrich is sitting there pinching himself and thinking, “God, these conservatives are easy.”

He won’t give a hoot in the White House about what conservatives told him they couldn’t care less about during the campaign (such as Freddie Mac).

People seem to think that the only way to support this man is to act as though he’s perfect, all the while knowing he isn’t.

It won’t hurt Newt to know he had to earn the nomination and that he’s really not very trusted by conservatives. And it would help our country if he does get elected.