Scott Walker backs pathway to citizenship at private dinner

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Scott Walker backs pathway to citizenship at private dinner
By Peter Hamby, CNN National Political Reporter

http://www.cnn.com/2015/03/26/politi...ion/index.html

"Washington (CNN)Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker endorsed a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants during a private dinner with Republican leaders in New Hampshire two weeks ago, backing away from the more hard-line position he has staked out in public and obscuring where he stands on the hot-button issue."

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Thanks to CNN for this report. So, Walker wants undocumented immigrants to walk in these United States? What a change of heart from his previous stance. But I consider that merely another one of his flip-flops. That is not the typical Republican stance. It's getting to the point that he will turn the way the wind is blowing on that particular day and that's it.

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Yup, saw that coming. But the Republican partisans will be coming in any minute now to talk about libs.

[TrueBlue]

Yup, saw that coming. But the Republican partisans will be coming in any minute now to talk about libs.

And you know who else is also going to be talking? Hispanics and Latinos who fully realize that Walker is only after their vote and if he would be lucky enough to get it (Fat Chance!) they would get thrown under the bus should he win.

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Serious ... LOL

[Peter1469]

If the (D)s can lie to blacks for 40+ years and get most of their votes, why can't the (R)s try it with the Mexicans?

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If the (D)s can lie to blacks for 40+ years and get most of their votes, why can't the (R)s try it with the Mexicans?

This guy can answer that ... LOL

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And you know who else is also going to be talking? Hispanics and Latinos who fully realize that Walker is only after their vote and if he would be lucky enough to get it (Fat Chance!) they would get thrown under the bus should he win.

Nah, I doubt it. I bet if he got elected, he'd do what every Republican president since at least Reagan has done and find a way to give them a pathway to citizenship.

[TrueBlue]

If the (D)s can lie to blacks for 40+ years and get most of their votes, why can't the (R)s try it with the Mexicans?

What lies? Blacks are not naive, they know who is truly on their side when they are down and out and between jobs and certainly after 40 years, as you say, if things hadn't worked out for them to get them ahead and to help put food on the table for their families when they are ill and can't work and need some help they would not still be with the Democratic Party. That, coupled by the fact that it is Democrats who fight for them against Republican gerrymandering and their lame stories about "voter fraud" designed to keep Black voters away from the polls, something so egregious that it cannot withhold scrutiny so, clearly things are much better for them with Democratic alliances and that's why they will continue to support Democrats, unequivocally.

The (R)s, on the other hand, have done nothing for Hispanics and Latinos other than make their life more miserable for them. They have literally had the door shut right on their face and they know it therefore, Republicans cannot hope to count on their vote anytime soon or in the future. In fact, I asked a Latino couple recently what they thought about Republicans and they responded "No quieren a uno. Son puros sinverguenzas!" So, go figure.

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Assuming this is not a lib lie Walker will regret siding with the illegals over republican citizens and base voters.

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Assuming this is not a lib lie Walker will regret siding with the illegals over republican citizens and base voters.

Just a statistical fact ... there are more gays, blacks, mexicans and other inferiors than guns & bibles teabaggers ...