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A Republican Counter to the Dream Act

by Phantom Ace ( 133 Comments › )
Filed under Barack Obama, Democratic Party, Economy, Politics, Progressives, Republican Party at December 10th, 2010 - 8:30 am

The Democrats are pushing the Dream Act as a means of portraying the Republicans as Nativist Hispanophobes. It rewards people who are here illegally at the expense of those trying to come here legally. An idea came to me to call the  Democrats bluff and I will write my idea in a mail to my new Senator elect, Marco Rubio.

Our current immigration system is based on family reunions and favors immigrants from Islamic nations. This puts educated middle class and entrepreneurs from Latin America at a  disadvantage. Many of them have to wait years because of “first come first serve” and the presence of Muslims. The Republicans should propose a bill that immigrants from Latin America who are fluent in English, have college degrees and are health care workers or wealthy businesses owners should be given a 1-4 year fast track. This will bring in people who can be up and running in American society and potential investors who will create businesses here and thus hire Americans. These middle and upper class wealthy Latin Americans are mostly Americanphiles who grew up watching American movies, listening to American music and know English.

The political benefits are enormous. This would neutralize the Democrats accusation that Republicans are Nativist that hate Hispanics. It also will create a split in the Hispanic community as the Left will oppose such a bill, since these Immigrants will more than likely vote Republican. By rejecting the bill, middle and upper class Americans of Hispanic origins will see the real reason for the Dream ACT. It’s to create a slave class that will vote for the Democrats. These Hispanics will resent the fact that people of their same class are not allowed in, but the lower class of those nations are being allowed in. It will create a permanent political split in the Hispanic community in America. This split will solidify the Republicans getting 40%-45% of the Latin vote. This percentage will cripple the Democrats in future elections . It will benefit America since these are people coming in with money and skills, and are compatible with American culture.

I doubt that the Republicans would even let Rubio propose a bill of this nature. They don’t like to play Ethnic politics and can’t think in Machiavellian terms. They are not called the stupid party for nothing. Also the Pro-Islamic faction of the GOP leadership would oppose this idea since it effectively freezes Muslim immigration for a number of years, thus decreasing the colonization of America and upsetting their Saudi masters.

This is a win-win for America and Conservatives. I hope Marco Rubio will take my idea seriously.

Update:Another proposal after this Counter Dream act is to speed up the Visas for Europeans who want to escape Socialism and Islam. These people are educated and know what it’s like about to lose personal freedom. Another group who should get expedited visas are White South Africans (Afrikaners). These people are being persecuted in their homeland and many of them are wealthy.

Update II:The US is once against backing Muslims against Christians. Before people go into Obama bashing, The Bush and Clinton Administration also pursued the same policies. This is due to the influence of the Saudis and their minions in the State Department.

Republicans won 38% of the Hispanic vote

by Phantom Ace ( 183 Comments › )
Filed under Democratic Party, Election 2008, Elections 2010, immigration, Multiculturalism, Political Correctness, Politics, Progressives, Republican Party at November 28th, 2010 - 6:00 pm

The Progressives would have you think that Hispanic s hate the GOP and support illegal immigration. They also portray the Republicans as Hispanic hating Nativist because they don’t support amnesty. The reality is a different story than the media narrative shows. In their best showing since 2004, the Republicans got 38% of the Hispanic vote in the 2010 midterms. This is an improvement over the 29% the GOP got in 2008 and a shift the GOP can work on. If the Republicans can consistently get near or over 40% of the Hispanic vote, the Democrats will never win a national election outside of New York, Massachusetts and California. The key to win Hispanic votes is to appeal as you would to other Americans and argue the illegal immigration issue correctly. Make the illegal issue one of fairness to those who followed the rules, crime since Hispanics are the biggest victims of illegal criminality and national security. If the issue becomes one of some cultural invasion and demonizing of Hispanics like Sharron Angle’s ad did, then Hispanics will be turned off.

The conventional wisdom has already settled like a blanket over Washington. Allegedly, Hispanics flocked to the polls to punish Republicans for the Arizona immigration law. They “saved” the Senate for Democrats. And on and on. The conventional wisdom, however, is wrong. The 2010 election actually paints a very bright picture of the Republican Party’s relations with this country’s growing Hispanic population.

Exit polls reported by CNN and updated this week reveal that a historically robust 38 percent of Hispanic voters cast ballots for House Republican candidates in 2010 – more than in 2006 (30 percent) and 2008 (29 percent). In fact, since 1984, Republican House candidates have only won a higher percentage of the Hispanic vote in one election: 2004. This level of Hispanic support for Republican candidates came despite widespread pre-election claims by advocates for illegal immigration that the Arizona law and a pro-rule-of-law stand would undercut Hispanic support for Republicans.

Journalist Shikha Dalmia admitted in Forbes that the 2010 election “casts severe doubts” on the assumption that Hispanics will necessarily be advocates for illegal immigration. “Anti-immigration sentiment,” she wrote, is “driven by economic and other fears that have to be addressed anew for every generation regardless of its ethnic make-up.”

Read the rest: The GOP’s other Election Day victory

Progressives love to play divide and conquer. Their favorite tactic is to divide Hispanics and Conservatives. They create a narrative that Republicans are racist nativists, thus creating an image in the Hispanic community that is far from the truth. They also create an image with White Conservatives that Hispanics are some evil 3rd world invaders here illegally and in cahoots with AL-Qaeda or Hizballah. They do false flag rallies by illegals and by not teaching Hispanic kids English in schools, this creating a dependent class. This has work for many years, but finally Republicans called the Democrats bluff.

The Republicans ran a historic number of Republican Hispanic candidates like Marco Rubi, Brain Sandoval, Susana Martinez and many others. None of them supported amnesty and ran as authentic Regan style Conservatives. This won the GOP goodwill with Hispanics and killed the Conservatives are racist narrative. By the same token, Hispanics proved that unlike blacks they can vote for someone who is not one of them. In the mostly Hispanic 27th Congressional district in Texas, Republican Blake Farenthold defeated long time Democratic Congressman Solomon Ortiz. Blake is not Hispanic, yet won in a mostly Hispanic district. This demonstrates that unlike another ethnic group, we will vote for the best candidate. Hispanics are not a race, but a cultural group whose roots go back to the Roman Empire and are related to Italians. It is only the Progressives and their La Raza slaves who have created a Hispanic race.

The Republicans must continue to expand on these gains by running good candidates. Nativists like Sharron Angle, Ken Buck and Tom Tancredo need to be rejected and purged. They belong with the Race based Democratic Party and not the Republican party which is based on borders, language, culture and economic opportunity.

**COLDWARRIOR update: this graphic from Huck to illustrate the point, especially on the southern border:

Fom our Huckfunn:

Look at the border states of TX, AZ and CA on the RCP election map. All of those border districts are majority Hispanic and most of them voted GOP at the Federal level. Rodan, you might want to add that graphic to your post as it is illustrative of the point you’re making.

Conservative Hispanics on the Rise while Progressive Hispanics get Left behind

by Phantom Ace ( 188 Comments › )
Filed under Democratic Party, Elections 2010, Leftist-Islamic Alliance, Liberal Fascism, Multiculturalism, Political Correctness, Progressives at November 18th, 2010 - 11:30 am

November 2nd was historic for Conservative Hispanics. With Marco Rubio in Florida, Susana Martinez in New Mexico, Brian Sandoval in Nevada and many others, the monopoly the Democratic party has had on Spanish politicians is coming to an end.

For too long, Hispanics have been manipulated by Progressives who have turned a  proud people, who’s ancestors dominated the world into little serfs. Groups like La Raza have invented this myth of Spanish people as victims and somehow descended from Aztecs and other losers. While biologically some Hispanics are of native origins most are mixed or of Euro-Latin roots. Regardless of biology, the Hispanic Culture is a branch of Latin culture which is the direct offspring of Greco-Roman culture. Now just like our Italian cousins did several generations ago, these Conservative Hispanics want us to integrate and not become the new Blacks as the Progressives are planning.

I’ve long held that Hispanics owe a debt of gratitude to African Americans.  They, more than any group, have shown us what allegiance to the Democratic Party can bring: the disintegration of the African American family, the targeting of black mothers for abortions by left-wing groups like Planned Parenthood, the lowering of the bar for African American students in state-sponsored schools. These are just the tip of the iceberg.  Oddly enough, I have the Reverend Al Sharpton to thank for my current view.  Back in 2003, when the good reverend was seeking the Democratic nomination for president, he said this: “We must no longer be the political mistresses of the Democratic Party.”  It was a rare moment of honesty and admission that he and compatriot Jesse Jackson may have made a mistake in taking the African American community down the road of victimhood, represented by the Democrats, instead of the road of empowerment, represented by the conservative wing of the GOP.  Sharpton’s words changed my life.  I was bound and determined that my family, any Hispanics that would listen, and I would never become victims and reliant on an all-powerful government for our existence.  But I knew I had powerful forces aligned against me.  I saw many leftist Latinos seeking to take the Hispanic community down Sharpton’s road of victimhood.

Take your pick of any Latino hate group. La Raza, Nation of Aztlan, the Brown Berets — these are the anti-American groups that have sullied the reputations of all Latinos.  They get a lot of press.  But they’re not alone.  Groups like LULAC, Border Angels, the National Hispanic Media Coalition, and countless others have made it their mission to portray Latinos as a bunch of victims who need to be compensated for some slight perpetrated by white America.  They shout slogans like, “We didn’t cross the border, the border crossed us.” They fly Mexican flags on the streets of America to protest adherence to the law.  They protest semantics, calling anyone a hate monger who dares call those that break the law “illegal immigrants.”  It’s all part of a well-coordinated campaign to blur the lines between American Latinos and those that enter the United States without permission.  The idea is to make citizen Latinos invested in those who break U.S. law to come here.  And it has been wildly successful.  Many first-generation Hispanics still regard illegals, from any Latin-American country, as “their people.”   But the veil of deception perpetrated by the aforementioned leftist groups has begun to lift.

Read the Rest: Liberty-Loving Latinos Outshine Loud-Mouthed Leftist Latinos

Groups like La Raza are nothing more than self hating Hispanics. They bow before racist White Progressives as their masters and do their bidding. They organize rallies that are intended to piss off other Americans. This is the Left’s plan, to segregate Hispanics and do to them what they did to blacks. Those days are coming to an end. Just as our ancestors fought genocidal invaders for 700 years and then conquered nearly a 1/4 of the Earth, we will defeat the latest groups of oppressors.

Make no mistake about it, the Progressives are white supremacists to the core. They refuse to teach Hispanic Immigrant kids English because they view them as genetically inferior. They make sure Hispanics stay poor by putting us in lousy schools and covering up the achievements of our ancestors. This is a carefully crafted plan designed by racist Progressives  to prevent Hispanics from integrating and achieving the American dream.

People like Marco Rubio are a threat to this racist plan and hopefully Conservatives run more candidates like him. Preventing 15% of the population from succeeding in America is evil and racist. Conservatives must prevent this and November 2nd was the start.

(Hat Tip: 1389)

The Rubio template on how to argue Illegal Immigration

by Phantom Ace ( 188 Comments › )
Filed under Democratic Party, Elections 2010, Multiculturalism, Politics, Progressives, Republican Party at November 9th, 2010 - 11:30 am

Republicans really have a problem when discussing illegal immigration. They range from the Bush/Rove amnesty for all position to the Tancredo Hispanophobe position. The reason for this is because the Progressive wing of the GOP views illegals as cheap labor and the Nativist wing ignorantly view Hispanics as non Western. This myopic view is caused by the fact Progressives have eliminated 150 years from world history by covering up the achievements and existence of the Spanish Empire. An example of this is the fact that many Americans view the Battle of Lepanto as a European victory, when it was an Imperial Spanish victory.  As such, many Americans don’t understand that Hispanics are a part of Western Civilization just as others groups that immigrated to the  United States or that they are related culturally and ethnically to Italians. Rather than be treated as just another Catholic immigrant group the Left, through La Raza, has turned them into a victim group. This in return has caused some Conservatives to hate Hispanics and not want them in America. No one discusses the illegal Russians in NY, illegal Irish in Boston or illegal Polish in Chicago. In short, what should be strictly a legal and fairness issue, has been turned into a cultural/racial issue. This is the trap Progressives have laid out and too many Republicans have fallen for it.

Last Tuesday night was a historic night for Hispanic Republicans with the victories of Rubio, Martinez, Sandoval and many others.  These candidates didn’t run on Compassionate Conservative style amnesty nor on ignorant Nativism, they ran on legality and fairness. Coming from their ethnic backgrounds, they know the majority of legal Hispanics resent the fact the illegals are being rewarded for breaking the law. The legals had to jump through hoops to get here since US Immigration policies post 9/11 favors immigrants from Islamic nations. These candidates won their elections and the Left was unable to use the illegal immigration issue as a club against them. Contrast this with Angle in Nevada and Buck in Colorado who who turned this issue into some cultural invasion with xenophobic arguments. They lost in part because Hispanics voted against them since those two campaigns were portraying all Hispanics as illegal criminals. This is a mistake made by too many Republicans and something they need to correct going into 2012.

When it comes to Hispanic voters, last week’s elections were a tale of two results for Republicans. On one level, the GOP can take pride in the fact that 31% of all Hispanic members of Congress are now in their party. But on another level, the overwhelming Democratic advantage among Hispanics helped cost the GOP key Senate seats in Nevada, Colorado and California.

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But Hispanic voters also powered the come-from-behind victories of two Democratic Senators. Hispanics accounted for 14% of the electorate in Nevada, up from 12% in the last midterm election of 2006. The two-to-one advantage they gave Majority Leader Harry Reid allowed him to win by a surprising 50% to 45% margin. In Colorado, Hispanic voters made up 13% of the vote, up from only 9% four years ago. Their big margin in favor of Democratic Senator Michael Bennet helped him pull off a come-from-behind victory.

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Going forward, Republicans know that hardline immigration positions seen as insensitive to Hispanics can cost them votes among a growing share of the electorate. On the other hand, candidates can talk tough on immigration and still do well with Hispanic voters if they can convincingly promote a message of economic opportunity.

Read the rest: Rubio Republicans

Marco Rubio is the template of how Republicans can argue the illegal issue and still appeal to Hispanics. Make it one of legality and fairness to those who immigrated correctly. In short, turn the illegal issue on its head and use it to turn the legal Hispanics against the illegal Hispanics. Also, acknowledge that it is not just illegal Hispanics that are the issue, there are also people from other parts of the world who overstay their visas. This is a winning issue and one that can resonate with Americans of Spanish origins if argued correctly. It’s not fair that people who have to wait 10-15 years in order to get an immigration visa since they are from a  non Islamic country to reward those who just cross the border or over stay their visas. Turn this issue into a liability for Progressives and use it as a club against them.