Thread: 'HISPANIC POWER' - Jeb Bush believes Texas will be “blue” by 2016

Originally Posted by MW

Wow, it's hard to imagine Texas going the way of California. However, as the Hispanic anchor children reach voting age and the border remains basically open .......... it could very possibly happen .......... especially with an Obama amnesty!

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How about an Obama / GOP amnesty instead?

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Originally Posted by ALIPAC

The Hispanics are never going to side with Republicans you idiot.... [Y]ou forget that Hispanic voters go 65% Democrat and over half the illegal aliens in the country are on some form of welfare!

Texas is turning blue because RINO sellout traitor Republicans like Jeb Bush, George Bush, John McCain, Lindsay Graham and others DEPRIVE THE AMERICAN PUBLIC OF A CHOICE ON mass immigration that is literally stealing America away from those that have governed here for more than 200 years.
W

The irony is that we're paying these people to colonize us, and we don't even need them. Illegals are, for the most part, getting jobs that Americans used to do. But of course if we say that, some professional Mexican will jump up and call us an "Ism."
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American jobs for American workers

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John Boehner Live and Unhinged with Jay Leno

“About the GOP infighting—is this the worst you’ve ever seen it?”

Leno asked.“Oh, well,” Boehner began, as if getting ready to disagree. But then he blurted: “Maybe it is. It’s bad.”

Boehner was careful to praise Tea Party members of Congress who bring “great energy to the political process”—a compliment that might strike some of them as patronizing—but griped about “some Washington organizations [a barely veiled reference to the Club for Growth, among others] who purport to represent the Tea Party, who I think mislead them. There’s nothing I could do that was conservative enough for them.”

When Leno asked Boehner if he likes any potential Republican candidates for 2016, the Speaker replied: “I’m not endorsing anybody. Jeb Bush is my friend. I think he’d make a great president.” In other words, he endorsed Jeb Bush.