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Did Santorum mention at all if he feels Hispanic illegals are smelly?
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Republican right wing white NationalismâŚJeb Bush and Trump agree on that one. Nationalism is a Republican virtue.
The Republicans are all on the same page when it comes to RIGHT WING NATIONALISM! The same happened in Germany leading up to the rise of Hitler, the Naziâs, and the Holocaust.
Since most African-Americans were enslaved and dragged to the US before Santorum and Trump and most of us other whites we here, maybe we need to gather up ourselves and the white Republicans and be deported back to Europe.
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Bad intent, you weirdo? The people who hire undocumented workers break the law with the intent of saving money that would otherwise have gone to citizens and legal immigrants. The undocumented people are here, for the most part, to help feed their families. So the question of whose intent is badder is an interesting one. In other words, shut up, you freak.
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âwe have a serious problem of illegal immigration in this country that is undermining American workers.â
Whereas Wal-Martâs reducing its U.S. tax payments by $3.5 billion via offshoring of $76 billion in profit in tax havens in Luxembourg and other countries where it does no business has no negative effects on American workers at all. Itâs a mere coincidence that so many of Wal-Martâs employees are so poorly paid that they have to resort to public assistance to get by.
http://thinkprogress.org/economy/2015/06/17/3670894/walmart-offshore-profits/
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Frick! In what tanning bed did Santorum overstay his welcome? Some of these pasty-by-nature guys (and Iâm one of them) need to stop it with that glazed-bbq appearance. Did Boehner start something here? Remember, Palin used to (still does?) tanning-bed herself for health purposes, she said. Or are they just trying to âappearâ less white? Trump is all red, too. Just an observation.
I believe that Santorum is self-basting.
Keep talking, Frothy, just continue talking. I have no doubt that Hispanic media outlets will keep this subject alive all the way to Nov. 2016. And, of course, that can ONLY benefit the GOP.
Hell is getting a little hot, eh? Sunblock wonât work on those flames, Mr. Santorum.
Of course, if heâs roasting in his own âjuicesâ (as in santorum), I guess besides the more than noticeable odor, one might fully expect him to be browner than the rest.
Santorum doesnât have a clue and is just beating a different drum to the same tune within in the same band as Trump.
If these guys were toiling away for pennies a day in Mexico theyâd risk entering America, the land of opportunity, to make a better life for themselves and their families too. Blaming the workers is just the Republican way.
As MattinPA said above, it is the employers that hire undocumented workers and replace their neighbors and friends because of greed and the instant profit motive.
It is a trap though and after enough Mexicans move into a certain industry, that industry becomes dependent upon them and then the Mexicans have the leverage.
This is why I left CA and moved to CO in fact.
America as a whole isnât focused on immigration and knows that we have bigger, more important issues. Itâs just the typical wedge issue game that Republicans play to fire up their base so that they donât focus on their Partyâs truly dismal record and because it makes workers fight about workers as opposed to organizing against the bad employment practices.
Santorum is stale and so is the build a fence, hate the brown people, southern strategy by a different name, empty rhetoric of the entire Party. Trump is sinking like a lead bowling ball in a swimming pool and these goobers are kind of agreeing with him, thatâs how devoid of ideas they are.
Santorum is prepping for his lead role as John Finley Horton in the remake of âBlack Like Meâ on his Echolight Co.production to be released in time for the Republican convention. Rick will also be Executive Producer.
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So now doing what you have to do to feed your family is âbad intentâ Mr. Family Values?
Got it.
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So, instead of using Trumpâs words he would have said that âMexicans take advantage of women?â
Isnât that something? He disagrees with Trump on the facts but agrees on principal. Is it true that all the folks coming across the border illegally or undocumented are doing so to continue breaking the law once they arrive? He implied that. He hinted at that. But the fucking vote hustling coward didnât come right out and say that and the âjournalistâ did not ask him to be clear.
As for jobs? Is it Mexicans or CEOâs that are causing job losses in the USA? Are we losing jobs to Mexicans or the Chinese? Fortunately this broken record has no chance at nomination.
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The Rump is a racist fool, whoâs no wronger about immigration than Santorum and every other Republican. Mexican and Central American workers are at least as big and lame a cop-out as the Chinese. American businessmen decide how much of what to produce or import. American businessmen decide what to sell at what price. American businessmen decide who to hire and how much to pay them. American businessmen decide who to lend how much money at what interest rate.
Itâs about damn time people quit talking about markets in the passive voice like we have no idea why a kid needs a college degree to (maybe) be able to afford his own apartment.
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The way repubs are handling the immigration topic theyâll be lucky to get any Latino votes in 2016.
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âHe should have found a more elegant and classy way to slam those Mexicans.â
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Trumpâs Godzilla-breath is doing horrible damage to the underpinnings of Republican control of Texas. It brings forward the day when a Spanish speaker (Tejano-criollo Democrat from San Antonio with strong support from African-American democrats) sweeps to power in Austin. With a popular mandate, ideally an initiative-enshrined Constitutional amendment, to create a districting commission independent of the Legislature.
Watch Perry try to walk back Muscrat Godzilla. Watch the others gang up on Perry.
Who has the popcorn franchise? I want in.
âTheyâre coming in with the clear intent of breaking the lawâ would have been an outrageous statement pre-Trump.