Up Next: Grahamnesty

In an effort to continue the revitalization of Keynesian economic philosophy, Lindsey Graham is supposedly going to put forth an amnesty bill next month.

Lindsey Graham has long been the RINO strunza in the senate and a proponent of amnesty. He also is a proponent of cap and tax and he will be putting forth his own bill on the subject.

It's amazing such a piece of work gets elected, but that says more about the people of South Carolina than it does about Lindsey. We know what he is about.

This information comes from none other than Scott Brown, the debutante Republican from Massachusetts.

From The Gateway Pundit:

"Brown, in an interview with the Journal’s Neil King Jr., said the president was giving him a heads-up that immigration was coming down the pike and he should give it some serious thought. The senator promised to look closely at the bipartisan bill that Sens. Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.) and Charles Schumer (D., N.Y.) are trying to produce.

He called me originally about illegal immigration, something that he wanted me to look at that was coming down the pike,” Brown says of the call, which also roamed onto other topics like basketball and financial regulation. “I told him and others that I will read anything and make a judgment when it comes forth.”

What is troubling here is that Obama would be confiding such things to Brown. May be it's derigueur, but I find it odd.  None the less, we are in for a run against the November clock where Obama and his cohorts will try to pass every crappy law to further the fabian socialist agenda of the Obama Regime. What is sad is that Lindsey Graham is going to help him. With friends like this, who needs enemies? A better question is, what is Grahamnesty and his constituents getting out of this? Is there a Tyson Foods plant in his district that needs more workers? Is his support of the cap and tax because he will get some bacon to bring home like Ben Nelson did for Obamacare? Or has he sold his soul for a promise that will never be honored like Stupak?

Right now we are being violated like the elephant in the above picture. When is enough, enough?

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Judas is a Kamikaze: Stupak to retire

I am a little late to this party, as the plane crash yesterday preempted this article, so here goes...

In the case of Bart Stupak, I have to say he is a Judas who is a Kamikaze. While feigning principle in holding the pro-life position that he would not vote for Obamacare if it funded abortions, it seems he was looking for some sort of easy out to vote for it and he got  it in the presidential executive order which would prohibit federal funding of abortions, but has as much teeth as a 100 year southern dirt farmer that chewed tobacco all his life.

John Batchelor has an interesting take on it:

The Tea Party sends in a three-bus caravan to MI-1 to raise money to defeat Stupak, and before it arrives Stupak retires. Coincidence? Those Tea Party buses will reproduce like bunnies. The Tea Party becomes the juggernaut without a candidate other than "Anybody but You." Stupak suddenly reverses field and stages a Stupak love conference that FNC carries live. Coincidence? Who is producing this wacky opera? Would like the transcripts of the phone calls Stupak made to Mrs. Pelosi and Steny Hoyer: "Hello, Bart; what? What!?" It is far better than the Gingrich Zombie opera. Vote 'em all out! Empty Congress! De-Federalize? Bart, we hardly knew you, and you still have that State Trooper steadiness even in retreat.

I disagree that Stupak has some sort of trooper steadiness or that in some way is principled in the matter as some would assert, but rather saw the writing on the wall with regards to the Tea Party and also didn't want to be the democrat that forestalled Obamacare. Remember, he is a democrat. You also have to consider that with the impending loses including his own, he more that likely will find a cozy job working for a contributor or as a lobbyist, therefore he needed a plausible way to satisfy everyone within the circle of influence that matters to him.

In the end, he sold his soul for a false promise. Such people are not heroes or even good people, but people  that sell out for a mere metaphorical 30 pieces. In this case he did it willingly if not deliberately, and I am sure for more than 30 pieces in the end. Bart, you are a sfacime.

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