In discussing Sen. Craig's troubles, Elena Schor from The Hill says Republicans are tying Craig's behavior to his pro-comprehensive immigration position.
That's an extraordinary stretch, don't you think?
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Making this connection will
Making this connection will be effective in serving their cause, given that many of their rank-and-file believe that people who are gay or who support immigration reform suffer from common secular vices.
B.S.
More B.S. from the New Nazi-alliance known as the RepubliKKKans and the (non) religious right. Smoke screen. Let's see who falls for it.....
I saw that, and went, HUH?
I tried to make the leap in logic, but couldn't get there. The best I could come up with was...his stance on 'Comprehensive Immigration Reform' was unpopular in the state, so when this issue came up, he had no base of support, for his supposed base was already gone over immigration.
That's the best I could do.
his stance on 'Comprehensive
...was too wide.