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RUSH: It looks like the fix is in on the immigration bill. You know that amendment we were talking about, the Hoeven-Corker, that amendment, I\u2019ve heard two things, a hundred pages or a thousand pages. But anyway, the whole bill is over a thousand pages now. I think the Hoeven-Corker amendment basically replaced the bill, and all you really have to know about immigration or anything else coming out of Washington these days, you know, we think that there are rules.<\/p>\n

\"original\"We think there\u2019s a Constitution. We think there are procedures. But all that goes out the window if Washington wants something. Nothing to do with what voters want. Nothing to do with constituencies or any of that. It\u2019s what Washington wants. Washington wants this. The ruling class, doesn\u2019t matter what party, Washington wants this so-called immigration reform and they\u2019re not gonna stop until they get it and the heck with what constituencies want or what the Constitution says or any of that. There\u2019s some really irritating revelations that have been discovered in this amendment.<\/line><\/p>\n

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RUSH: Now, the Washington Post tells us there isn\u2019t one. Basically the story confirms many of the theories that I have espoused to you on this program. We have (sigh) even more details about illegal immigrants in this bill who end up being amnesty-ied or amnestized or whatever the word would be, end up… What\u2019s the way to put this? Native-born Americans are going to face harsher punishment in everyday law — misdemeanors, three strikes you\u2019re out, this kind of thing — than amnestized illegals.<\/p>\n

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RUSH: Okay, amnesty. I have a piece here by Chris Cillizza, who has a column in the Washington Post called The Fix. The headline is: “The ‘Latino Vote\u2019 Doesn\u2019t Exist. Not really. — Conventional wisdom has settled on this reality: Republicans\u2019 inability to attract Hispanic voters not only cost them the 2012 presidential election but has the potential to doom them as a national party in future national elections too. And, the numbers are stark.<\/p>\n

“MItt (sic) Romney won just 27% of the Hispanic vote last November, a dismal showing that made the 31% Arizona Sen. John McCain won in 2008 look good by comparison,” but if Romney had gotten… Cillizza doesn\u2019t say this, I\u2019m just telling you. If everything else in the election stayed the same, and Romney had gotten 70% of the Hispanic vote, he still would have lost! Now, stop and think about that, every Republican in the Senate and the House who\u2019s prepared to vote on this on the basis that they need to do this to hopefully ever win again.<\/p>\n

If Romney had won 70%, he still would have lost.<\/p>\n

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So, anyway, every Republican in the House and Senate had better understand: 70% of the Hispanic vote and Romney still would have lost. McCain got 31%. Reagan got 37% in \u201984. George Bush got 30% in \u201988, after amnesty in \u201986. After amnesty in \u201986, the Republicans got fewer Hispanic votes! The entire premise, stated premise — and let\u2019s be honest about it: The stated premise is bogus as hell, folks. The stated premise for this is the Republicans have to do this to ever have a chance.<\/p>\n

That is so bogus.<\/p>\n

The numbers tell the truth on this.<\/p>\n

If he won 70% of the Hispanic vote, Romney still loses, what are we doing here? It might sound good that this is about getting Hispanic votes, but what a crock. And, by the way, why do policy for votes? People have been critical to me for opposing this because of the way these people are gonna vote. Well, hell! The whole Republican Party says the reason they\u2019re doing this is for votes. They\u2019re not even denying it. Now, we know the Democrats are doing it for votes.<\/line><\/p>\n

I don\u2019t know.<\/p>\n

This doesn\u2019t make sense, this “Gotta do it for votes!” business on the Republican side. There\u2019s no evidence anywhere that suggests that this is going to help them electorally. Zilch, zero, nada. Anyway, Cillizza says, “But, the numbers don\u2019t tell the whole story — or even close to it. Carlos Lozada, the editor of the Post\u2019s Outlook section and the brains behind ‘Worst Week in Washington\u2019, explained why in a piece that ran over the weekend entitled ‘Who is Latino?\u2019<\/p>\n

“Lozada makes two very important points in the article. First, he notes that the Latino community is only thought of as ‘the Latino community\u2019 by those not in it…” That, folks, is profound. Again, it\u2019s “Carlos Lozada, the editor of the Post\u2019s Outlook section and the brains behind ‘Worst Week in Washington'” column. So here you have a member of the State-Controlled Media admitting, “[T]he Latino community is only thought of as ‘the Latino community\u2019 by those not in it — that there isn\u2019t a single definitional (or electoral) strain that runs through everyone who, at least according to the Census Bureau, is Hispanic.”<\/p>\n

Well, duh! Hello? I mean, is this is not common sense to say that? I mean, all women don\u2019t vote alike, all “whites” don\u2019t vote alike, all amputees don\u2019t vote alike. Why are all Hispanics thought to be “the Latino vote”? Well, \u2019cause you need conventional wisdom. You need a ruse! You need a ruse to rope people in. So Carlos “Writes Lozada: ‘Is being Latino a matter of geography, as simple as where you or your ancestors came from? Is it the language you speak or how well you speak it? Is it some common culture?<\/p>\n

“Or is it just a vaguely brown complexion and a last name ending in ‘a,\u2019 ‘o\u2019 or ‘z\u2019? Politicians build Latino-voter-outreach operations, businesses launch marketing campaigns to attract Hispanic ‘super-consumers,\u2019 yet depending on whom you ask — politicians, academics, journalists, activists, researchers or pollsters — contradictory definitions and interpretations emerge.\u2019<\/p>\n

“Latinos themselves seem uninterested in being broadly characterized,” and they talk about a Pew Research Center survey of Latinos. “The second key takeaway from Lozada\u2019s piece is that because there isn\u2019t a ‘Hispanic\u2019 vote, it\u2019s also impossible\/wrong to describe the issues that everyone in that non-existent community cares about. And so is the idea … that passing comprehensive immigration reform will solve the GOP\u2019s issues in courting Hispanics.”<\/p>\n

Wha…?<\/p>\n

Duh!<\/p>\n

So we get this story, this admission from an Hispanic editor of the Washington Post on the verge of the vote?<\/line><\/p>\n

So this man has just said there isn\u2019t a Latino vote, and therefore it\u2019s impossible or wrong to describe the issues that everybody in that community cares about. So essentially everything anybody says about the Latino vote is just smoke and mirrors, made up to advance some political agenda, and our side\u2019s buying it. That\u2019s what\u2019s so cockamamie screwy about this. You\u2019ve got Lindsey Graham saying over and over again a version of, “We\u2019ve gotta do this to get back in their good graces. We\u2019ve gotta do this to have a chance with them. We\u2019ve gotta do this for them to listen to us,” as though every Latino is sitting out there and hating Republicans because they diss the Hispanic community. There is no Hispanic vote. There is no Latino vote. There is no common set of things they are for or against, and therefore it isn\u2019t possible for the Republicans to get in their good graces, or be in their bad graces. It\u2019s not possible.<\/p>\n

Now, individual Hispanic voters might hate or dislike or love Republicans or Democrats, but as a group — and the group is the reason we\u2019re doing this — all of it is a myth. And here\u2019s the thing. You instinctively know this. I instinctively know this, and we wonder why in the name of Sam Hill the Republicans in the House and Senate don\u2019t know this. Well, what is the likelihood that they do know it and that all of this is smoke and mirrors for another agenda? What if all of this is being said to rope in — not House and Senate Republicans. They\u2019re in on it. What if all this is being said because there is another agenda at stake here besides Hispanic votes?<\/p>\n

Now, as far as the Democrats are concerned, that\u2019s what this is about. They already have, quote, unquote, a majority of people who are Hispanic in the way they vote. And polling data suggests they\u2019re gonna hold on to that. And we\u2019re to believe that the Republicans are so stupid that they\u2019ve been hoodwinked into believing that the Democrats want to give up some of those votes so that the Republicans might someday win the presidency? As Bob Menendez said (paraphrasing), “Well, this party\u2019s presidential options are down the tubes if they don\u2019t do this.”<\/p>\n

So the Democrats are willing to share their votes with us? The Democrats are willing to help us get some of their voters in order that we might someday win the presidency? And people like McCain and Graham and whoever else think, “Yeah, the Democrats are trying to help us”? What in the world is happening here? Well, you know and I know that what we\u2019re being told doesn\u2019t make any sense. Sunday and Monday the Washington Post is telling everybody, hey, Republicans, the reason you\u2019re doing this is made up. Your stated reasons for wanting amnesty don\u2019t exist. Your stated objectives cannot happen, because there is no Hispanic vote, there is no Latino vote, and therefore there is no magical set of issues that you can adopt that\u2019s gonna make those people turn from hate to love.<\/p>\n

So then Cillizza says, “What, if any, impact will the two points Lozada makes about the Hispanic ‘community\u2019 have to politics in future elections? Possibly none. Remember that politics tends to practice the art of simplification rather than that of complexity.” Politics is the art of lies, way too often. Way too often, politics is the art of lies. Now, the National Journal: “Republican Voters Warn Lawmakers Against Citizenship for Illegal Immigrants.” Associated Press: “Senate Passage of Immigration Bill is On Track.” Some other headline: “CBO: We can\u2019t tell you how much illegal immigration would go down under bill meant to solve illegal immigration.” We can\u2019t tell you how much illegal immigration would decline under a bill meant to solve it. The CBO now says, “We have no idea what\u2019s gonna happen.”<\/p>\n

Lindsey Graham is back. The gang\u2019s bill is necessary for the GOP to “get reattached to Hispanics.” They\u2019re not unattached, they just disagree with you. They prefer to vote Democrat and supporting this amnesty bill isn\u2019t going to change that. Then the Investor\u2019s Business Daily has an editorial: “Why Is Congress Rushing A Bad Immigration Bill?” Money and power. The means don\u2019t matter. The rule of law has taken a backseat to self-interest. Nothing makes sense. This is my point earlier. Nothing makes sense here because we look at our government as being governed by rules, the Constitution, laws on the books of the people, by the people, for the people. Very naive, given the low caliber of representatives we have in Chicago and Washington.<\/p>\n

We want to believe that they are working on our behalf. We want to believe they\u2019re doing everything for the benefit of the country and for us, but they\u2019re not. They are for themselves, is the explanation for this, and whatever and however they benefit from this, they\u2019re not telling us.<\/p>\n

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RUSH: The National Journal has a random act of polling. The mainstream media would never conduct such a poll. “The conservative rank-and-file have a loud and clear message for Republican officials: Support citizenship for illegal immigrants at your own peril. A sizable plurality of registered GOP voters say they will be less likely to support their incumbent lawmaker if he or she votes for immigration reform that includes a pathway to citizenship for those currently living illegally in the United States, according to the latest United Technologies\/National Journal Congressional Connection Poll. The findings show that even as national Republican leaders tout the Senate\u2019s reform measure as a political necessity for the party, it remains a risky vote for individual GOP lawmakers wary of a primary challenger.”<\/p>\n

The poll found that while most people don\u2019t really care about amnesty one way or the other, Republicans and independents do. When I say most people, I don\u2019t mean the vast majority of the American people. What this poll focuses on is that Republican and even independent voters do care about it, and they care about it a lot. The reason other people don\u2019t care about it is because it\u2019s not perceived as a crisis. It\u2019s not even at the top of anybody\u2019s list of priorities, not even Hispanics, is the way to look at it. It\u2019s being treated as a crisis. It\u2019s being treated as the thing that must happen now.<\/line>What this bill is is effectively the end of the Republican Party because this will send the Republican Party base fleeing. And that\u2019s probably why, aside from the money from big donors, I mean, that\u2019s gonna happen here, the Republican Party, many members of it probably wouldn\u2019t mind at all if the bitter clingers in its base went away. Very important what the article calls “the most conservative bloc of voters — blue-collar whites — and in places where many Republicans draw their support, rural areas. Forty-five percent of whites without a college degree said they are less likely to support lawmakers,” because they do this. It\u2019s not good.<\/line><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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