links for 2007-11-10
by Patrick Ruffini :: November 10th, 2007 8:18 am-
“The bill was about $157 and the tip was $100.”
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The one point on which moderates and conservatives seem to agree is that their party overplayed the illegal immigration issue. “They went for a magic bullet with immigration, and it didn’t work,” says a conservative strategist who doesn’t want his name us
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Ironman says:
perhaps the “magic bullet” didn;t work, but maybe it was the one bullet they had since they punted away the tax issue.
Amazing how much ink Potts had in the article for being a lame clone of CT’s Lowell Weicker
# November 10th, 2007 at 2:31 pm
My own take on the Virginia loss is this: Earlier this year I received a fundraising letter from Ed Gillespie asking for money for the Republican Party of Virginia. I googled Ed Gillespie immigration to find out where he stood on immigration. He penned an opinion journal column in support of the 2006 US Senate amnesty plan. Here:
http://www.opinionjournal.com/editorial/feature.html?id=110008173
I decided not to give RPV any money because they had as their leader someone who is wrong on immigration. I don’t donate money to Republicans who support amnesty and that includes Republican organizations which are headed by open borders types. I donate directly to Tancredo, Randy Graf, and company.
I am skeptical on the Washington Post article. Who is this “anonymous consultant”? Is it Ed Gillespie whose “firm, Quinn Gillespie & Associates, represents clients who support a temporary guest worker program.” ?