Will the GOP pay the price at the polls for their position on immigration?

by Mopeder Posted 2012/06/26 01:31:06

Related Topics: GOP, Polls, Poll, Immigration, Position

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luvguins 2012/06/26 02:39:14

Yes

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Romney can't extricate himself from his previous positions of "self deport", and the claim he'd veto the Dream Act. Just saying "long term solution" means nothing to Hispanics who have been waiting 20 years for one. He won't be able to capture the 35% of Hispanic voters he must get to win. Some GOPs in Congress may be defeated too.
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Arel 2012/06/26 23:26:50

No

I would imagine there are enough legal immigrants that feel the same way.

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Glfer65 2012/06/26 16:12:05

Maybe

There is more than this issue that the GOP will lose the election over on. Every idea even their own they block or voted no because they do not want the dem to look like winners. But in the end they will look like sore losers.

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unclepat 2012/06/26 14:54:35

Yes

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You just can't tell a group of people that they basically don't count and think you're going to win any election.....national election. The deep south doesn't count! lol

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Mopeder 2012/06/26 13:25:06

Yes

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dvd 2012/06/26 08:15:39
Skeptikat 2012/06/26 05:33:33
rknothead 2012/06/26 02:47:27

No

Latinos are a hard hit group for unemployment. Obama has not helped them. Romney will be tough on immigration, but good for jobs if you're already here.

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Skeptikat to rknothead 2012/06/26 05:35:05
rknothead to Skeptikat 2012/06/26 13:09:37

have to get the do nothing dems out of the white house and senate to be effective. Then we'll see what they can do ... and we'll all be watching this time to make sure they stay on track.

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Mopeder to rknothead 2012/06/27 13:29:57

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luvguins 2012/06/26 02:39:14

Yes

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Romney can't extricate himself from his previous positions of "self deport", and the claim he'd veto the Dream Act. Just saying "long term solution" means nothing to Hispanics who have been waiting 20 years for one. He won't be able to capture the 35% of Hispanic voters he must get to win. Some GOPs in Congress may be defeated too.

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Z 2012/06/26 02:30:42

No

Twenty years from now? Yeah. But right now, hispanics only make up 9% of the vote, and Obama received 60% in 2008, which is what he is looking at right now. Not to mention, gallup found that immigration is not the number one issue for hispanics. Lets just hope the Republicans see the light in the next few years. Amnesty, better immigration system and stronger border protection.

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Skeptikat to Z 2012/06/26 05:36:05
Z to Skeptikat 2012/06/26 13:49:30

Not really. That's not in anypony's best interest.

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A Founding Father 2012/06/26 02:17:34

Yes

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Yes they will. Do you have any doubts?

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Bali 2012/06/26 02:09:54

Yes

the price will be their victory in ridding our nation of the vermin in office and replacing them with someone who's head isn't snugly up their ***

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jgh57 2012/06/26 01:43:14

Undecided / Don't know

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I don't agree with the Republicans on many things but immigration is one. The Supreme Court is wrong. People in this country illegally are criminals and should be treated as such.

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Peewee 2012/06/26 01:36:34

Undecided / Don't know

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Upholding the law should not be a reason to "pay the price" at the polls. Urinating on the constitution by executive order, frequently, should be.

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joseph ... to Peewee 2012/06/26 01:49:15
Peewee to joseph ... 2012/06/26 02:05:25

Go home and read your Federalist Papers.

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