Top committee Republicans vote for border provision WORSE than amnesty

Conservative Review ^ | July 26, 2018 | Daniel Horowitz

[huldah1776]

Changing the rules of engagement. Clever, deep state, very clever.

list of those who voice voted yea (yippie!) at source.

[Lurkinanloomin]

Bush League Republicans MUST become extinct before the Republic does.

[Arm_Bears]

These damn fool Republicans are trying like Hell to lose the mid-terms.

[huldah1776]

Read the last couple of paragraphs.

[rlmorel]

WTF? So, they are simply going to change the stipulations under which we would grant asylum? Why not just make it “Professes affinity for tortillas”?

Unbelievable.

[Pelham]

Out of the committee members, Rep. John Carter, R-Texas, was the only one who spoke out against the provision in committee. Here are the other GOP members:

Rodney P. Frelinghuysen, New Jersey, Chairman
Harold Rogers, Kentucky
Robert B. Aderholt, Alabama
Kay Granger, Texas
Michael K. Simpson, Idaho
John Abney Culberson, Texas
Ken Calvert, California
Tom Cole, Oklahoma
Mario Diaz-Balart, Florida
Tom Graves, Georgia
Kevin Yoder, Kansas
Steve Womack, Arkansas
Jeff Fortenberry, Nebraska
Thomas J. Rooney, Florida
Charles J. Fleischmann, Tennessee
Jaime Herrera Beutler, Washington
David P. Joyce, Ohio
David G. Valadao, California
Andy Harris, MD, Maryland
Martha Roby, Alabama
Mark E. Amodei, Nevada
Chris Stewart, Utah
David Young, Iowa
Evan H. Jenkins, West Virginia
Steven Palazzo, Mississippi
Dan Newhouse, Washington
John R. Moolenaar, Michigan
Scott Taylor, Virginia
John Rutherford, Florida

[Hieronymus]

Bush League Republicans MUST become extinct before the Republic does

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If by MUST you mean that getting rid of the Bush League is something that must be accomplished or else the Republic will die, you are spot on.

If by MUST you mean that there is a necessary sequence of events and that the Bush League will pass away, I think you are wrong. I think that the best efforts must be made to get rid of the Bush League, but even that cannot be guaranteed anything like success.

That said, I’m betting you met the former, though I initially read the later.

There was a great comment on a thread yesterday about the exhumation of one of the not-quite-fully-intact skeleton of one of Virginia’s first politicians. If the head was missing, he was a Democrat; if the spine was missing, he was a Republican

[TADSLOS]

This is NUTZ!

[neverevergiveup]

“Bush League Republicans MUST become extinct before the Republic does.”

Not just those aligned with the Bushes, but any who think of themselves as smarter than the public they are supposed to serve. To be honest, politicians and specifically elected politicians need to see themselves as messengers - sent to deliver the message of what those who put them in office want. I don’t care about their personal opinions, and don’t want those opinions impacting their carrying out what they were elected to do. I don’t need someone in government to ‘lead’ me. I want them to follow what we the voters told them to do - and then shut the hell up.

[Badboo]

And this is why there is no reason to vote for 90% of incumbent Republicans this fall. They are useless and now worse then the regressives.

The House will go regressive and Trump can rule by EO the way the usurper did.

And please don’t start whining. You have to clear out the rot if you want to build a strong foundation. Do your duty and vote out the traitor Republicans and then vote in a true Trump slate in 2020.

[vette6387]

Yoder is in trouble:

https://www.kansascity.com/opinion/opn-columns-blogs/steve-kraske/article207357484.html

[sipow]

We need to get rid of every one of them.

There should be a strong, solid right-wing challenger in every one of their primaries. Replacing RINOs is the only way we will save the Republic.

[txrefugee]

Guess his fat ag and meat packer donors own Rep. Yoder. If I were a KS voter, he would be hearing why he forfeited my vote in that illegal alien-rights vote yesterday.

[GnuThere]

These BS reasons for letting people come here (and then vote illegally and add to congressional districts) have got to stop.
Not to mention the crimes, and drag on the welfare and school systems.

[Truth29]

Once again, the GOP is working hard to lose the House in November so they can sit back in the comfy chairs as the minority and watch the House impeach President Trump? Do we actually have to start hanging deep state members to stop the soft coup?

[neverevergiveup]

Whereas I agree with your conceptual framework of getting rid of arrogant incumbents who do not truly represent their constituents, I don't want the Democrats back in control. Look at the damage Obama did. If they regain power they will do anything and everything they can to consolidate that power.

[Starboard]

And this is why there is no reason to vote for 90% of incumbent Republicans this fall. They are useless and now worse then the regressives.

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The RINO’s and their political masters (i.e., big doners) want cheap labor and more consumers. They side with the Rats on immigration because its what the Chamber of Commerce and the Business Roundtable want. They don’t care what social damage it does to the country.

[Tucker39]

Yoder. That’s a “plain people” name. PLAIN, as in Amish, or Mennonite or other pacifists. In wartime they are consciencious objectors. At home, apparently, if their daughter was being raped they would do no harm to the criminal. Don’t expect him to guard our borders. JMHO.

[huldah1776]

another paragraph:
“It gets worse. The committee also passed an amendment codifying Obama’s amnesty, preventing deportations of all individuals illegally granted amnesty by Obama. Rather than defunding DACA, it defunds enforcement! And of course, no defunding of sanctuary cities.”

[neverevergiveup]

“They side with the Rats on immigration because its what the Chamber of Commerce and the Business Roundtable want.”

Then it's time for members of the Chamber of Commerce and Business Roundtable open up their neighborhoods as designated sanctuary areas.