4/1/14, "Rand Paul says Republicans cannot be ‘party of deportation’," Daily Caller, Alex Pappas
"Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul said Tuesday that Republicans need to show Hispanic voters that they are
not “just the party of deportation.”
During a symposium at the Newseum on conservative engagement with Hispanic media outlets, Paul also said Republicans have plenty of ideas that appeal to Latinos, but acknowledged, “We got to get beyond deportation to get to the rest of the issues.”"...
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Comment: What an asshole. Who said "Republicans were only about deportation?" Now everyone will say so--thanks to being informed of the news by Rand Paul spewing hate speech. Who is "we" the presumptuous Rand Paul speaks of? Whom besides himself is he lecturing to "get beyond deportation?"
The Bush/McConnell/Boehner/Cantor/K St. crowd have long since merged with democrats in their minds, believing exactly the same things the radical left believes. The last detail to handle is to permanently silence half the country that isn't radical left democrat. They do this by destroying the brand of the Republican Party so it can no longer exist. Rand Paul does this every time he opens his mouth. The GOP-E badly wants government-dependent democrat voters to be their new voters. They're making it clear that no one in their right mind would ever be a Republican or would ever associate with one.
It would be "Christmas morning" if the GOP-E could get rid of us, even if they had to be in the minority for 15 years, per Rush Limbaugh, 10/16/13, for the record though it's long been obvious. He speaks of conservatives and Tea Party supporters interchangeably:
10/16/13, "GOP Seeks to Rid Itself of the Tea Party," Rush Limbaugh
"So it's a done deal, and for the conservatives, it's regroup time. I
just want you to be prepared. There's gonna be an all-out assault on
the people that you think have done a good job and by extension an
all-out assault on you. It's gonna come from both parties, gonna come
from the media....There will be a fast move in Republican circles to push "comprehensive immigration reform," to go all-in now. I can't tell you what the Republicans think they're gonna achieve, except this: I really do believe that some of this is oriented toward driving the conservatives out of the party. I really think some of this is oriented toward the Republicans actually seeking to get rid of their conservative base.
Even if it takes 15 years in the wilderness to rebuild a new base of people who don't embarrass them, of people who are of the right temperament. Maybe that's what they're willing to do. Maybe they've got commitments from their donors to keep 'em afloat if they just get rid of some of these wacko right-wing extremists. "We'll just go all-in here. We'll try to put together a new base of really responsible moderate, temperate, independent-type American voters.
"We'll go out, we'll expand our demographics, we'll get a lot of Hispanics doing this, by throwing away the Tea Party, and we'll get a lot of women voters coming back. We'll throw away our base, and we'll get the transgender and the lesbian, gay, bisexual groups, we'll go out and get the Indians that are ticked off at the Redskins. We'll get them! We'll come out against that, and pretty soon we're gonna own the country."
That is the way they're thinking, and all they gotta do to bring all that off? All they gotta do is throw away their base. That's Christmas morning for 'em. Now, the Democrats never stop whipping up their base. Have you noticed? There's never any pressure on the Democrats to get rid of their base, and you never hear Democrats ripping in their base. You never hear the Democrats acting embarrassed -- and believe me, their base is genuine Looney Tunes. Their base lives and workers in asylums.
But the Democrats never act embarrassed by 'em, never act like they want to get rid of 'em. They never, ever do anything other than whip them up, keep them engaged, and turn them out. Meanwhile, the Republicans are tamping their base down. Why? 'Cause the Democrats don't like their (the Republicans') base, and it's more important to be liked by the Democrats within the establishment, I guess, than it is to have the current base they've got."...image from RushLimbaugh.com
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Added: Rush has said many times that the GOP aims to get rid of conservative voters and get democrat voters reliant on gov. who'll be a permanent voting base. The GOP likes everything about democrats including their voters. That leaves half the country without representation in the Beltway. We're not the ones who destroyed the country.
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P.S. The bright white bands across parts of this post were put there by my longtime google hackers.
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