He who passively accepts evil is as much involved in it as he who helps to perpetrate it. He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it. — Martin Luther King Jr, 1958

Romney Still Deciding His Position on Immigration

May 8, 2012   ·   By   ·   0 Comments

Huh?Somebody explain to me how it is that someone who calls themselves a “Republican” can still be “still deciding what his position on immigration is”?

From The Hill:

The Republican National Committee attempted to walk back a potentially bruising, botched response Tuesday after an official said Mitt Romney is still making up his mind on immigration.

“As a candidate, to my understanding, he’s still deciding what his position on immigration is,” said Bettina Inclan, the Republican National Committee’s (RNC) director of Hispanic outreach.

Somebody explain to me how it is that someone who calls themselves a “Republican” and has fought for and virtually secured the de facto headship of the “Republican” Party, and they are ”still deciding what his position on immigration is”?

Somebody explain to me how it is that someone who calls themselves a “Republican,” and has fought for and virtually secured the de facto headship of the “Republican” Party, and is six months from Election Day, and they are ”still deciding what his position on immigration is”?

And while you’re at it, somebody explain to me how such a pathetic excuse for a “Republican” presidential candidate came to be the nominee for the GOP?  What kind of Orwellian universe did I wake up in???


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