Sarah Palin chastises GOP because they "disrespect Hispanics" by offering them a path to citizenship and the opportunity to NOT have their parents deported back to Mexico. Yeah, what's wrong with you guys?

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Courtesy of the Rita Moronic's Facebook page:

Please take a look at the article linked below to understand how the amnesty bill the Senate passed yesterday is a sad betrayal of working class Americans of every ethnicity who will see their wages lowered and their upward mobility lowered too. And yet we still do not have a secured border. (Because we in the GOP will NEVER be satisfied that the border is secure until there is an electrified force field that barbecues on contact every brown person who even THINKS about entering the  country.) This Senate-approved amnesty bill rewards lawbreakers and won’t solve any problems – as the CBO report notes that millions of more illegal immigrants will continue to flood the U.S. in coming years. (The CBO also said that an immigration bill will dramatically help the US economy. I guess SOMEBODY accidentally left that part out.)


Great job, GOP establishment. You’ve just abandoned the Reagan Democrats (The who?) with this amnesty bill, and we needed them to “enlarge that tent” of which you so often speak. It’s depressing to consider that the House of Representatives is threatening to pass some version of this nonsensical bill in the coming weeks. 

Once again, I’ll point out the obvious to you: it was the loss of working class voters in swing states that cost us the 2012 election, not the Hispanic vote. Legal immigrants respect the rule of law and can see how self-centered a politician must be to fill this amnesty bill with favors, earmarks, and crony capitalists’ pork, and call it good. You disrespect Hispanics with your assumption that they desire ignoring the rule of law. (Yes how could anybody assume that the Hispanic community does not want to alter a law that often tears families apart and has those working toward citizenship lost within a complicated system for years?)

Folks like me are barely hanging on to our enlistment papers in any political party – and it’s precisely because flip-flopping political actions like amnesty force us to ask how much more bull from both the elephants in the Republican Party and the jackasses in the Democrat Party we have to swallow before these political machines totally abandon the average commonsense hardworking (ie "ignorant") American. Now we turn to watch the House. If they bless this new “bi-partisan” hyper-partisan devastating plan for amnesty, we’ll know that both private political parties have finally turned their backs on us. It will then be time to show our parties’ hierarchies what we think of being members of either one of these out-of-touch, arrogant, and dysfunctional political machines. (I think Palin is threatening to quit the Republican party over this bill. As if they needed yet ANOTHER reason to make it happen.)


 - Sarah Palin

As you know I have lived in Alaska my entire life, much like Penelope Crusty-pants there, so let me share with you my experience with illegal immigrants and the Mexican American community.

I don't have any.

Well that is not entirely true. When I was seventeen I went to work for a well known Mexican restaurant in Anchorage, called La Mexicana.

The head bus boy there was this skinny kid whose name escapes me now, but he was a nice guy and a real hard worker, who took his job VERY seriously.

After I had been working there for about three months he and I were in the middle of a conversation near the bar, when he suddenly looked to the door, jumped up, and ran out the back. I never saw him again.

I later learned that the guy who had walked in was from immigration, and that my co-worker was not legally in this country. I also learned that he had been sending almost all of his money back home to his family, and that he lived in a shack with a bunch of friends, and ate his only meal of the day at the restaurant for free.  I remember at the time thinking that ANYBODY who had traveled all the way from Mexico, through the lower forty eight and Canada,  to work in a crappy little Mexican restaurant in Anchorage, Alaska, deserved to be given a pass. And I feel pretty much the same way now.

That is the sum total, while living in Alaska, of my experience with immigration, illegal Mexicans, and what happens to good, hard working people when the laws do not provide them a safe and reasonable path to citizenship.

And I am pretty sure that it is comparable to the experience Salma Hate-Attack has had with these subjects as well.

Sarah Palin weighing in about immigration is like Sarah Palin weighing in on appropriate wig maintenance, or proper sentence structure, or well...pretty much anything if you think about it.

But I guess somebody somewhere thinks that what she has to say is worth listening to, and we call those people...morons!

However the take away from this post is that if the Republicans play their cards right Sarah Palin may leave their party and stop trying to "help them." If I were in the GOP I would do everything in my power to make sure this thing passed as quickly as humanly possible.