Date: October 19th, 2013 6:41 PM Author: Frum Mexican Jewess
The only way is to do it in republican primaries. for example, I will feel better if Lindsay Graham loses in SC than if any Dem loses. it's tough though. media/donors love amnesty so there's pressure.
there has to be a sustained movement to stay home by conservatives if GOP house passes any amnesty.
Date: October 19th, 2013 6:46 PM Author: curious low-t box office international law enforcement agency
i don't understand why there is no anti-immigration position on the left
it's literally impossible in the US to carve out a place on the political spectrum that is pro-labor/redistributionist yet anti-'multicultural'. it doesn't exist.
Date: October 19th, 2013 6:58 PM Author: Frum Mexican Jewess
yeah, it was amazing that EVERY Dem voted for the amnesty, including ones in Arkansas, Louisiana, etc. running for re-election. They must not be worried about blowback.
who would blow back on them? the GOP doesn't want to touch immigration one way or the other, and seems to have sent the message to its candidates to leave the matter alone unless they want to end up like tom tancredo.
Date: July 19th, 2026 7:32 PM Author: charcoal judgmental lodge death wish
Correct, and same thing goes for voting for Universal Health Care and for workers rights and benefits and for ending affirmative action and for anything else that is populist and affects the wallets of the rich.. hope this helps