Rand Paul Supports Amnesty!!!!! - Page 2

Originalist · #11 03-19-2013, 04:26 PM

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Originally Posted by Dedicated Mind

po, you are right about rand's plan concerning citizenship, but the fact is democrats won't agree to a plan that doesn't include citizenship. democrats have the upper hand by insisting on more rights to paint republicans in a bad light until democrats can have a working majority. either way it is lose lose for republicans. not sure how this benefits paul with hispanics since whoever his opponent will be, will be pressing for more rights than paul.

I wouldn't be so confident if I was you. And Paul's opponent will not be pressing for more "rights". Call them what they are. Paul's opponent will be pressing for more "special privileges based on race", because that is exactly what it is. As the economy continues to disintegrate under Obamics, Americans are not going to take too kindly to importing more people to put on welfare. The backlash against the Democrats will make 2010 look like a picnic. Obama is already plummeting in the polls, But, you have the right to dream if you want to.

Pressing-On · #12 03-21-2013, 11:59 AM

This is a perfect example of how everybody spins what Rand said in his speech to fit their rhetoric. Read the article without any personal view on the subject and you will see how different people view the same information.

The funniest part is where they say this stance will hurt him in 2016 if he and Rubio run against each other. EXCUSE ME? They basically have the same position, except Rand has a more binding boarder security plan.

It is all a bunch of malarky. Do your own research and use the brain God gave you when coming to conclusions….

http://dailycaller.com/2013/03/19/se...to-citizenship

Pressing-On · #13 03-21-2013, 03:53 PM

DM! This is a GREAT round table!!!

Paul Legacy Continues

http://live.huffingtonpost.com/r/seg...8c2a7d9300006b

Pressing-On · #14 03-21-2013, 06:54 PM

SEN. RAND PAUL: I've got a news flash for those who want to call people names on amnesty. What we have now is de facto amnesty. We have 11 million people here. They've been here, some of them, for a decade or more. No one is telling them to go home. No one is sending them home. So I would say, if you want to work, we'll find a place for you. That doesn't mean you'll get special privileges, you will get a work visa. Work visas, really, we have plenty of work visas to give every year.

http://www.realclearpolitics.com/vid...o_amnesty.html