Thread: This “Republican” Tried To Sneak Amnesty Into The NDAA, He’s Still Pushing

This “Republican” Tried To Sneak Amnesty Into The NDAA, He’s Still Pushing

Posted on 5 April, 2014 by Rick Wells


The House of Representatives is a snake den. Not as venomous as the Senate, but a snake den nonetheless. You have the vipers who are the democrats and obviously poisonous to our national survival. On the other hand are the Republicans, and within the Republicans are two very different kinds of snakes, very similar in appearance, co-existing side by side. It’s impossible to tell the difference between the two unless you look closely.
House Republicans can be categorized as either beneficial King Snakes or venomous Coral Snakes. A close examination of their markings is required to determine if they be friend or deceptive foe. It’s all in determining the placement of their stripes.
House Armed Services Committee Chairman Buck McKeon happened upon one of those coral snakes, on Friday and in doing so, may have inadvertently exposed himself as one as well. California’s Jeff Denham had attempted to slip a proposal to grant legal status to illegals in exchange for military service into the National Defense Authorization Act.
It’s amazing how so many efforts are underway to devise as many means as possible to assist illegals in circumventing our immigration laws and rewarding them for their creativity.
McKeon said no, not based upon the illegitimate premise of rewarding lawbreaking. He is a co-sponsor of Denham’s similar standalone measure, further illustrating the lack of respect for immigration law. He simply stated his reasons as procedural; the chairman’s mark should not be the “original venue for this debate.”
McKeon might have been influenced by the heat their subversion created. He issued a statement saying, “Over the past several days I have heard from members on and off the committee on both sides of this issue.” He applauded the “courage” of Congressmen Denham and [Mike] Coffman in their attempts to sell out working Americans, and then tossed it.
Thankfully, elections are soon, and these three, McKeon included, as well as Boehner, Cantor, Ryan and the other big business shills can be held accountable for their actions.
Denham pledged on Friday to persevere and plans to attach his proposal as an amendment to the defense authorization measure on the House floor.
Rep. Mo Brooks (R-Ala.), following in the footsteps of fellow Alabaman Jeff Sessions in the Senate, is among those pushing against the amnesty proposal.
It’s ironic that Rep Mike Coffman, Denham’s partner in this endeavor took over the seat that was vacated by the staunchest of illegal amnesty opponents, Tom Tancredo.
It is worth noting that Coffman attacked Rep Steve King of Iowa for his statement to Breitbart News that rather than allowing illegals to serve in the military, they should be told, “we’re going to take your deposition and we have a bus for you to Tijuana.”
Of course this effort is supported by Amnesty spokesperson, Rep Luis Gutierrez. Gutierrez said of Denham’s efforts, “It says that look, a Congressman like Denham can work with Democrats; It serves as a basis of a future working together.”
Working together is precisely what they are doing. That’s why some Republican members of the House have to be watched closer than the Democrats. Denham is one of those. He’s looking more like a viper every day.

Rick Wells is a conservative author who believes an adherence the U.S. Constitution would solve many of today’s problems. “Like” him on Facebook and “Follow” him on Twitter.

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This “Republican” Tried To Sneak Amnesty Into The NDAA, He’s Still Pushing



This “Republican” Tried To Sneak Amnesty Into The NDAA, He’s Still Pushing

The House of Representatives is a snake den. Not as venomous as the Senate, but a snake den nonetheless. You have the vipers who are the democrats and obviously...

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Jeff Denham did this with the complete blessings of the usual GOP amnesty operatives (John Boehner, John McCain, Marco Rubio, Rand Paul, and Mitch McConnell). They just did not want their names attached to it because we're nearing an election cycle.

Denham obviously has a lot of money riding on it ..

they can sugar coat it all they want; its all about the money. A.K.A. Racketeering / Money Laundering / Bribes ... right now the National Chamber of Commerce seems to be the conduit