Category Archives: Presidential politics

Kasich Hispandering: illegals get amnesty in 100 days if you vote for me!

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And the GOP decides to shoot itself in the foot once again, as if it didn’t have enough problems already.

Ohio Governor John Kasich wants amnesty for illegals within the first 100 days of his administration.

Because, after all:

John Kasich Goes All In For Amnesty: Illegals ‘Made In The Image Of The Lord’

by Julia Hahn

With Sen. Marco Rubio’s presidential hopes diminishing as his personal demons catch up with him—from his relationship with billionaire Norman Braman to his role in pushing Obama’s amnesty—the donor class seems to be turning its eyes to John Kasich’s last stand in Ohio.

1) “God Bless” Illegal Immigrants

2) “I couldn’t imagine” enforcing our current immigration laws: “That is not… the kind of values that we believe in.”

3) Kasich likened deporting the illegal population to Japanese internment camps

4) Illegal immigrants “are some of the hardest-working, God-fearing, family-oriented people you can ever meet.”

5) Allowing ICE officers to do their jobs is not “humane” 

6) America can’t deport illegal immigrants because they are “made in the image of the Lord” 

7) Kasich has called for implementing an open borders-style policy where workers can come and go as they please.

8) Kasich would enact amnesty within his first 100 days.

9) America shouldn’t address ending birthright citizenship because it’s “dividing people”

10) Illegal immigrants should be allowed to stay because “they’re here”

So, let me get this right, John Kasich.

Enforcing our laws “isn’t nice.  It’s not humane.”

How about this then, sir?  How about I decide to pick and choose — just like you and the federal government — which laws I wish to obey because, bottom line, no matter what, I “mean well”?

If I “work hard” just like illegals, I should be able to, say, decide to not pay my taxes, right?.  That’s a federal law.  Illegals are breaking a federal law.  PLUS, only 55% of Americans pay taxes.  45% do not.  Many illegals not only do not pay taxes, they receive refunds from the federal government.  I can only conclude I am a dim-witted moron because I’m stupid enough to pay for the federal government to screw me.

Lawbreakers don’t pay or obey.  Why should I?

John Kasich, you unabashed DOLT.

Kasich, I disliked you anyway — but NOW you may as well simply change your (R) to a (D).  You are dead to me, and the GOP is moribund.

THIS is why Trump is resonating.

BZ

 

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Mitt Romney is “in” just in case?

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Meb Bushney 2016Listen up, ladies and gentlemen.

Just when you thought it was safe to eschew establishment GOP candidates, it appears that “someone” is waiting in the wings, “just in case.”

And he may run as a third party candidate, as an independent.

From Townhall.com:

Oh My: Romney For President Paperwork Was Filed With The FEC Last Month

by Katie Pavlich

Former Massachusetts Governor and GOP Presidential Nominee Mitt Romney insists he isn’t running for President of the United States in 2016, even to stop Donald Trump. 

“I’m not running and I’m not going to be running,” Romney said on NBC over the weekend while keeping the door open should he be named at a brokered convention in July. 

Uh-huh.  Except: see the paperwork he filed here.

Mitt Romney FEC PaperworkBut according to paperwork filed with the Federal Elections Commission last month, a Romney presidential run isn’t being completely ruled out.

Under what circumstances would Mitt Romney step onstage?

I think you can suss that out for yourself.

Question to those whose trust was betrayed by Mitt Romney last time: just what makes you think that Romney “means it” more this time than last time — in light of the fact that his campaign was tepid at best — and his son Tag said Mitt wasn’t much interested in running for president in the first place?

Sorry, not falling for that one twice.

THIS JUST IN:

Unless, of course, it’s false to begin with, as Conservtive LA was kind enough to point out.  From Twitchy.com:

No, this FEC form doesn’t mean Mitt Romney is running for president

The form was filed because of an address change for the political consulting firm, Red Curve Solutions, LLC. See the “X” in the box marked “Check if address is changed”?

Bombs In Bomb Bay of B-17All right, I guess I can close the bomb bay doors now.

BZ

 

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Second Super Tuesday

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Trump, Cruz, RubioToday, four states vote: Hawaii, Idaho, Michigan and Mississippi.

So far, the delegate count is (1,237 needed to win nomination):

  • Donald Trump, 384
  • Ted Cruz, 300
  • Marco Rubio, 151
  • John Kasich, 37

On the Demorat side the count is:

  • Hillary Clinton, 672
  • Bernie Sanders, 477

Superdelegates:

  • Clinton, 458
  • Sanders, 22

Next up on March 12th is the DC (District of Columbia) Republican Convention, the Guam Republican Convention and the Wyoming Republican Convention.

On March 15th are the GOP “winner take all” states of Florida, Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina and Ohio.

BZ

 

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