Thread: Here is a real move

http://article.nationalreview.com/?q=NT ... E0ZDg0NTE=

There is one sure way to derail the Senate’s amnesty bill: The House Republican leadership should tell the Senate we will not go to conference on the Senate bill.

Until the Senate sends the House an enforcement-only bill, we have nothing to conference about.

That is a very good article.

MJ

Originally Posted by MustangJo

Until the Senate sends the House an enforcement-only bill, we have nothing to conference about.

That is a very good article.

MJ

And it illustrates a very very simple point that I have been making for quite a while and that is that amnesty can NOT become law unless the Republican majority/controlling party wants it to become law. As you can see there is much more to it than a simple voting record of any individual. (although a voting record is certainly a part of it)

Well, I think that this was the most significant paragraph of the article:

"Senate Democrats voted 38 to 4 for the amnesty bill, while a majority of Senate Republicans rejected it. The amnesty bill is clearly a Democrat bill that passed with Republican support, thanks to Sen. Frist’s machinations. House Republicans must refuse to drink Bill Frist’s Kool Aid concoction—not even a tiny spoonful labeled “amnesty lite.”"