Republicans setting themselves up to destroy themselves and the country

Cartoon by BALOO

The biggest problem in the United States is immigration.  All other problems — the economy, crime, education, housing — stem from immigration.  This country was built by the old American stock, supplemented by European immigrants who eagerly assimilated to the ideals and folkways of that old stock.  Most immigrants, contrary to the blather put out by talking heads in the MAG (media, academia, government) don't want to do that assimilating any more, and many couldn't if the did want to, because their culture just doesn't allow for it.  No way can immigrants from Somalia become anything but a detriment, for example.  Oh, some Americans find them useful for cheap scab labor here and there, and there's nothing like a nice sweatshop operation to bring wages down generally and wipe out the American labor movement's dwindling power.  Mostly, labor leaders are into diversity and other kinds of political correctness, anyway.

Immigration is the 800-pound gorilla, and the Republicans are talking about monkeys and lemurs.  Rick Perry's catching hell for that injection program, which Texas apparently found necessary because of the hordes of immigrants marching in who can't put off sex till after the age of twelve, when he should be catching hell for his treasonous immigration stance.  They try to score one-up on each other over who loves Israel the most, and who can pretend to fix Social Security the most convincingly.  The fact is, of course, that Social Security and Medicare and other programs for aging Americans is being raided for funds to spend on managing and passing freebies out to all our wonderful new immigrants.  And when Ron Paul tries to point out that our empire-building in the Middle East comes with a big price tag, the others gang up to call him a "nut," and off to the side, the charlatan Limbaugh says he should "join the Democrats," as though the two parties aren't of exactly the same mind about overseas meddling and adventuring.

Basically, the Republican party is conspiring within itself to commit suicide, and bring the country down with it.  That's real bi-partisanship in the 21st Century.

Kevin MacDonald goes deeper into the bizarre situation HERE.