The GOP should have addressed immigration reform prior to 2008. Then we would have millions of Hispanic republicans.
On Saturday I will be debating Mark Kirkorian on immigration policy before the National Review Institute.
I am a "wet," on the topic. Have been since I opposed California's proposition 187 in 1994.
Mark, the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, is a "dry."
Here's the interesting thing about out "debate," to be moderated by National Review's Jim Geraghty: Even if one or the other of us succeeds in persuading everyone in the room of our point of view, it doesn't matter. Not a lick. The GOP is branded as an anti-immigrant party, especially with voters under 30, the...
Play with 'equality' has consequences... national ones... that historically have proven fatal for any nation playing with such fire. There are no exceptions throughout all known history... none. And... America will not be the first. This nation's fate is sealed and will result in dissolution to become multi-republics sometime this century.