Border Crisis Poll: Public Turns Against Obama, Democrats & Media

Tsing Tao said:
I find it amusing that you took Lucrum and me off ignore. I guess you finally got upset that we were having a bunch of fun and wanted to make sure you could respond with your positively scathing comebacks, right? :p
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It's my civic duty to fight douchiness and stupidity wherever I see it. Can't do that with you idiots on ignore.
 
Perhaps it was a bigger victory than I knew.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Govern...te-Grassroots-Pressure-In-Immigration-Victory

“I think the scale of the victory is best reflected by the response of House Democrats,” Martin said. “Nancy Pelosi became absolutely unhinged on the floor of the House after learning that grassroots conservatives succeeded in preventing President Obama from unilaterally granting amnesty to millions of illegal immigrants. That shows you how bad the original legislation was and we stopped it dead in its tracks because tens of thousands of Tea Party Patriots and other conservatives were fed-up, called Congress, melted the phone lines and demanded congressional Republicans and the Obama administration abide by the rule of law.”

The conservative victory—which seems to have unified, rather than split, the GOP as a whole—could not have come at a better time for the Republican Party, under 100 days out from the general election in November. But more importantly, Beck from NumbersUSA said that he believes part of the Democratic Party’s meltdown last week—which included the Sergeant-At-Arms of the House removing Democratic Leader Nancy Pelosi from the floor after she accosted Rep. Tom Marino (R-PA), Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-IL) accusing almost everyone he could in the GOP of racism and Rep. Alcee Hastings (D-FL) addressing “all the white people” in a House Rules Committee hearing, among other breakdowns—is attributable to the fact that rank-and-file Republicans are now waking up and opposing amnesty.

“Many of the Representatives who are devoted to illegal immigrants and to the employers who hire them displayed panic on the floor apparently because of the possibility that the Republican Party might be separated from the cheap-labor corporate lobbyists who have played a central role over the decades in protecting the flow of illegal immigration,” Beck said. “The big question now is whether Republican candidates (and the handful of Democrats who voted for enforcement Friday night) will use their novel bold action for the American worker as a point of pride, or shrink back into embarrassed defensiveness.”
 
yes... thank goodness for drudge and breitbart for keeping the spotlight on boehner and his sellout boys.

the rank and file Rs could not say...oops we got fooled.
they had to vote their base.
 
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