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And to follow up...because the argument will be "The Constitution is for citizens, not illegals..."
Really? Then why are the same people who don't want to enforce the spirit of the Constitution on American soil the same dipshits that insisted we should enforce the thrill of living under such a fantastic system of law in Middle Eastern lands under gunpoint? "You'll like our style of Freedom or die..."
I'm sorry. I think the Right is going to fucking far.
I'm no fan of Obama, or the mostly status quo milktoast centerism he represents, but I'll take that status quo over the insane actual really-real bullshit these no-nothing proud-of-their-ignorance rigthwing teabag fuckers, their shadow corporate sponsors and the really really radical rightwing fringe groups mulling about their edges want.
The Republicans actually think riding this wave is going to bring them some sort of miraculous election victory come November.
Here's how I see it. If they just let Obama waffle along and kept up their usual media character assasinations, then maybe, just maybe, they would of actually gained a significant number of seats. Alot of Obama voters are actually disillusioned by the guy (raises hand)...but the same Obama voters were tired of the shit sandwich the Republicans have beed serving up for the last thirty years and if the Republicans think that serving up a sandwich with more shit on it with extra crazy sauce isn't going to motivate enough people to go to the polls to keep their sorry asses away form the levers of power they will be sadly disappointed.
If you asked me six months ago would I be voting come November, I'd waffle. Contribute to the dems, hah. Do some work for liberal causes. Nope. Now? Anything to make sure that the same dipshits behind the teabaggers and these morons in Arizona from spearheading a comeback will motivate me far more than some vague notion of "change and hope".