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RUSH: Don\u2019t you dare, don\u2019t you dare believe that immigration had anything to do with Eric Cantor losing. Don\u2019t you dare. The White House is telling the Republicans immigration had nothing to do with it. The Politico is telling the Republicans immigration had nothing to do with it.<\/p>\n

Ladies and gentlemen, greetings, and welcome to the EIB Network and the Rush Limbaugh program.<\/p>\n

I can honestly say I have never seen such a divide between the people who govern this country and the people who live in it. I have never seen Washington so distant and so removed and so unaware. It is stunning to me to listen to some of the commentary from inside the Beltway. Everybody has their take on what happened with the Eric Cantor and Dave Brat election last night. But I remind you, I went back and looked at some of the transcripts of me on this program in the past months in which I have been predicting a wave election.<\/p>\n

<\/a>I have been predicting that inside-the-Beltway people have no clue what the people of this country are really thinking. They have no clue how irritated people are. They have no idea how angry, and they don\u2019t care on top of that, even if they were aware. But Washington has less and less about it that relates to normal life in this country than I\u2019ve ever seen. And the commentary in the aftermath of this election last night is evidence of it, and I\u2019ll share some of that with you as the program unfolds.<\/p>\n

It\u2019s great to have you here. The telephone number is 800-282-2882, and the e-mail address, ElRushbo@eibnet.com.<\/p>\n

There was an analyst on Fox News last night. And I still don\u2019t believe I heard this, but I did. I heard it. I looked it up to make sure I heard it right. There was an analyst who may as well write editorials for the Wall Street Journal, who said he was very worried and very upset and very angry and very frustrated. He said the real problem with Eric Cantor losing is that the Republicans have sent a message to the people that they can\u2019t get an immigration bill done. And my eyeballs about bugged out of my head when I heard that. This is a quasi-so-called conservative, slash, mainstream Republican establishment analyst who looks at Eric Cantor and forgot who his constituents are.<\/p>\n

His constituents cease to be the people that live in his district. Eric Cantor became a creation of Washington and his constituency became Barack Obama and the House leadership. That\u2019s why he was doing what he was doing. That\u2019s for whom he was doing what he was doing, and the people in his district finally figured it out I think. It didn\u2019t take long, really, but they finally figured it out.<\/p>\n

You don\u2019t take pictures or have pictures taken of yourself arm-in-arm with Barack Obama when the subject is immigration and expect there to be no kickback or push-back on that. But the tone deafness — and I think the willing disregard for public opinion on any number of issues, is unlike anything I\u2019ve seen. It\u2019s always been somewhat present with the Democrat Party. When this program started in 1988 one of the things happening was the House bank scandal and we\u2019ve been through that. Members of Congress could write themselves checks, whether they had the money in the account to cover it or not. It didn\u2019t matter what they were paid. They were puzzled why their constituents were angry about this. They couldn\u2019t figure it out.<\/p>\n

It led to the Republicans taking the House back in 1994. That was one of the first things. The Republicans, however, have always been distant, or not tied to that elitist establishment existence. And I think that\u2019s changed. I think the pressures of that town are such — the libs run it. They run it politically. They run it socially, which is crucial. They run it media-wise. I can give you names of Republicans who cut their teeth working for Bill Bennett and Jack Kemp who now you wouldn\u2019t recognize as conservatives after just a few years in that town.<\/p>\n

Eric Cantor forgot who his constituents are. Constituency became the Chamber of Commerce, donors, the Republican leadership, and even the president. All these guys are caught up in this notion that they can\u2019t be confrontational. That that\u2019s gonna kill them. It\u2019s gonna wipe them out. They\u2019ve got to be agreeable. They\u2019ve got to be bipartisan. Well, look where it\u2019s getting them. And, by the way, whoever said that there isn\u2019t any confrontation in politics? Politics is all about confrontation. The tricks that the media and the Democrats have played on Republicans that they fall for continue to amaze me.<\/p>\n

I\u2019m gonna tell you something else, too, folks. I\u2019m gonna just fall short of a prediction here, but Snerdley came in today and said, “Well, this kills amnesty. You know that now. They\u2019re never gonna get a bill before August.”<\/line><\/p>\n

I said, “No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Do you remember the election of Scott Brown? Well, what did that supposedly mean? It meant the end of Obamacare, didn\u2019t it? Six months later, what did we have? We had Obamacare.”<\/p>\n

So the defeat of Eric Cantor is supposedly, “Well, that\u2019s it. I mean, the Republicans have seen the handwriting now, oh, my God.” What do you think is happening on the southern border anyway? The zone is being flooded with illegal immigrant refugee children. Obama\u2019s doing it anyway. But now what has Eric Cantor got to lose in moving amnesty? He\u2019s got nothing to lose moving amnesty. What has Boehner got to lose in moving amnesty now?<\/p>\n

See, I don\u2019t think they\u2019re scared. I think they\u2019re mad. I don\u2019t think this scares them. Have you heard anybody — seriously, now, folks — Dave Brat had a wonderful message. Dave Brat had a great message. Have you heard anybody embracing it? Have you heard anybody in Washington on the Republican side embracing his message? No. All you\u2019re hearing is talk radio being blamed or the voters being blamed or the confrontational nature of politics being blamed, some meaningless tripe, but nobody\u2019s embracing Brat\u2019s message.<\/p>\n

Let me tell you Republicans what you have to lose if you don\u2019t get this right, and that\u2019s the presidency. That\u2019s what you have to lose. Now, maybe they don\u2019t care. Maybe all they want is their Senate committee chairmanships. That seems to be one of the prime motivators. I\u2019m not predicting it, but I\u2019m just gonna tell you that I won\u2019t be surprised if the behind-the-doors attitude is one of disgust and anger at the people of this country and the voters in Cantor\u2019s district and the reaction, “Okay, let\u2019s show \u2019em what\u2019s what,” and just move this amnesty bill forward.<\/p>\n

Right here, ladies and gentlemen, I am holding in my formerly nicotine-stained fingers I opened the program saying don\u2019t you dare think that immigration had anything to do with it. And I\u2019ve got it right here in The Politico. Listen to this. “Immigration Didn\u2019t Doom Eric Cantor.” And you can find this in countless inside-the-Beltway media stories. Here is the relevant paragraph.<\/p>\n

“About 72 percent of registered voters in Cantor\u2019s district polled on Tuesday said they either ‘strongly\u2019 or ‘somewhat\u2019 support immigration reform.” Seventy-two percent of the people that voted yesterday say they support immigration reform that — wait for it — “would secure the borders, block employers from hiring those here illegally, and allow undocumented residents without criminal backgrounds to gain legal status.” If that\u2019s what immigration reform was, then 72% of registered voters in Cantor\u2019s district say they would support it.<\/p>\n

Well, that\u2019s not what immigration reform is. And if that\u2019s what it is, the Republicans have done a poor job of explaining it, because everybody knows that immigration reform is amnesty. Everybody knows that there\u2019s no serious intent to secure the border, that this poll may be right.<\/p>\n

Let\u2019s take it piece by piece. “About 72% of registered voters in Cantor\u2019s district polled on Tuesday said they either ‘strongly\u2019 or ‘somewhat\u2019 support immigration reform that would secure the borders…” Does anybody think that\u2019s what\u2019s being discussed now? Does anybody believe that whatever they put together in Washington, whatever they do, is gonna secure the border first?<\/p>\n

There\u2019s no way is the point. The Democrats, no way they\u2019re gonna secure the border. The Democrats want as many poorly educated, economically poor, dependent people as they can get. I have never understood why the Republicans don\u2019t get what\u2019s happening to them, but it is clear they don\u2019t. Engaging some of the reaction to Cantor\u2019s defeat, it is stunning. It is literally stunning, what they don\u2019t understand.<\/p>\n

Such as: “Oh, the worst thing about Cantor\u2019s defeat — oh, no — is it\u2019s gonna send a message to the country that the Republicans can\u2019t get an immigration bill done.” And that is supposed to lead to Republicans losing elections in droves in November. Does nobody in the Beltway know that nobody in this country wants immigration “reform” the way they\u2019re do? They don\u2019t want it.<\/p>\n

We don\u2019t want any part of it. We don\u2019t want to even talk about any part of it the way it\u2019s being discussed. Do they not know this? If they do know it, it\u2019s strictly in our face and screw us. I\u2019m telling you, I have never seen the divide this wide. I have never seen the gap of relatability from Washington to the heartland, flyover country, the rest of the country, as it is today.<\/p>\n

The people of this country who are paying attention know full well that securing the borders isn\u2019t going to happen with whatever\u2019s being discussed now on immigration reform. The people of this country can hear the Chamber of Commerce guy. The people of this country can read the Wall Street Journal editorials.<\/p>\n

They know that the only thing that immigration reform is going to be is a slew of new, poor Democrats that are gonna end up busting the federal budget, electing Democrats in perpetuity, and there isn\u2019t gonna be any border security. There isn\u2019t one person in Washington talking seriously about border security who has advanced an idea that has any workability to it whatsoever. Well, what\u2019s the second aspect of it?<\/p>\n

It\u2019s “secure the borders, block employers from hiring those here illegally.” Well, the law already says that. What everybody understands here is that the effort that is immigration reform, comprehensive immigration reform, is to flood the country with cheap labor no matter how you get it. No matter whether the people are legal or illegal. The third aspect of this: “allow undocumented residents without criminal backgrounds to gain legal status.”<\/p>\n

There is, at present, no mechanism capable of doing that.<\/p>\n

We can\u2019t even prove that four million people have signed up for Obamacare.<\/p>\n

We have a government-run website that supposedly is collecting people\u2019s personal information, including credit cards and whatever, and we can\u2019t prove the people who\u2019ve been there have been there, and they want to try to tell us that they\u2019re gonna be able to do criminal background checks on all these people in the shadows, and weed out those who haven\u2019t committed any crimes, and then grant them legal status?<\/p>\n

This is not what immigration reform proposes. This poll question that featured those three, that\u2019s not immigration reform. I\u2019ll put it to you another way. If almost 72% of registered voters in Cantor\u2019s district polled said they either strongly or somewhat support immigration reform, if Eric Cantor was associated with those three things, he wouldn\u2019t have lost. Eric Cantor is not associated with this kind of immigration reform.<\/p>\n

Nor is anybody else.<\/p>\n

“Immigration reform” equals one word: “Amnesty.”<\/p>\n

Now, they bend over backwards to try to convince you, ‘No, it\u2019s not amnesty! Don\u2019t say “amnesty.” Amnesty will kill us. It\u2019s not amnesty. You will hear the sound bites coming up. You will hear further analysis from me. But really, folks, Dave Brat… Here, grab sound bite number 14. Here\u2019s who the guy is. Not one person inside-the-Beltway is embracing his message. Not one is welcoming him to town. Not one.<\/p>\n

Now, listen to this, and you tell me what\u2019s wrong with it.<\/p>\n

BRAT: Although I got tremendous Tea Party support — and just wonderful people in the Tea Party and the grassroots helped me out, and they\u2019re clearly responsible for the win. But I ran on the Republican principles. We have this Republican creed in Virginia, and the only problem with the Republican principles is no one\u2019s following them. The first one is a commitment to free markets. We don\u2019t have any free markets in this country anymore. Right? And equal treatment under the law, and fiscal responsibility, constitutional adherence, peace through a strong defense, and then faith in God and strong moral fiber. That\u2019s what I ran on: The Republican creed.<\/line><\/p>\n

RUSH: And not one Republican will embrace it. Well, so far. There may be some who do. I don\u2019t want to issue a blanket statement. But so far nobody\u2019s running out to congratulate him, embrace him. What in the world is wrong, what is frightening, what is threatening about what he said? He\u2019s a free market guy. He wants to repeal Obamacare. He pledged never to raise taxes, stick to a five-year promise not to vote to increase the debt limit. Everything in the world that resulted in people considering themselves members of the Tea Party.<\/p>\n

BREAK TRANSCRIPT<\/p>\n

RUSH: Okay, people want to know who did the poll. Public Policy Polling, a liberal Democrat firm, did that poll I just quoted. They did it for some liberal advocacy group by the name of Americans United for Change. They might as well have done it for John Podesta, but it was not Eric Cantor who did the poll. It was Public Policy Polling, the libs. Of course the White House, ladies and gentlemen?<\/p>\n

Right here in National Review Online: “A spokesman for President Obama rushed to assure House Republicans that Eric Cantor did not lose because of his gestures toward Democrats on immigration reform.” That just makes me cackle uncontrollably. We are supposed to be reassured? The Republicans… Can you…? It renders me almost… (stuttering) Bruce Babbitt. White House says this, and we go, “Okay. Thanks!”<\/p>\n

Look, if they really were serious with securing the border they wouldn\u2019t be dumping all these kids in military bases and bus stations. Some people want to say, “Hey, Rush, you know what? Cantor might have survived if that influx of kids had happened two weeks from now instead of now. He wouldn\u2019t have had the picture.” I don\u2019t know. The bottom line is, they can talk all they want about securing the border.<\/p>\n

But not one person with any ability to do anything about it is lifting a finger to do it, because everybody in this country knows full well the Democrat Party wants all those people, and that\u2019s what they don\u2019t understand. Why are the Republicans helping the Democrats essentially gain power forever? People are fed up, totally, with everything coming out of that town, I think.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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