Wednesday, December 20, 2017

Republicans Should Try Doing Something Popular

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 Liberty Alliance. 
Ann Coulter  "When the Titanic struck an iceberg, the crew might have rushed to the storeroom, grabbed the materials and spruced up the ship with a shiny new coat of paint. Women in their beautiful fur coats could stand on deck, admiring the lustrous sheen, as everyone pointed to it saying, "What a thing of beauty!" 

"The new paint job would have "succeeded" to the extent that it would make the Titanic more lovely, but today we would recognize that it might have been kind of beside the point. 

"Word has now reached us that congressional Republicans have passed tax reform. Everyone is standing around admiring the lustrous sheen, pointing to it and saying, "what a thing of beauty!" 

"The iceberg is immigration and the Titanic is our country. 

"Picking the battleground on which to fight is one of the most important advantages the ruling party has. But instead of choosing the fights that make Republicans heroes and Democrats swine, House Speaker Paul Ryan and Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell have decided to lead with the GOP's least popular ideas. 

"They're being bullied by rent-seekers, hucksters and people who don't have America's self-interest as their No. 1 concern -- or in their top 20 concerns. Cheap labor advocates don't actively hate America, like university professors do. They're just indifferent to it. We wish you the best of luck getting re-elected, but in the meantime, we need more foreign workers. " . . .

Congressional Republicans: What if we start impeaching judges who block enforcement of immigration laws? 
YES! Start right away. 
Congressional Republicans: Should we earmark specific funds for a border wall, even though the president has full authority as commander in chief to build a wall without us? 
You should have done this Jan. 21. Hold lots of votes. Get Democrats on the record voting against a wall. 
Congressional Republicans: Should we end the diversity lottery and chain migration policies that require us to take the rest of the world's losers? 
YES! Great idea! 

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