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Why is Marco Rubio taking DREAM Act marching orders by a man who founded Michigan Planned Parenthood?

Thursday, April 12th, 2012

Why is the pro life hypocrite Senator Marco Rubio taking DREAM Act marching orders from the likes of the John Tanton network?  John Tanton was the organizer and President of the Northern Michigan Planned Parenthood Association.  John Tanton not only funds abortion clinics across the globe, John Tanton also has an axe to grind against Catholicism.  It’s no wonder Tanton loathes the Catholic church (many Latinos are members of the Catholic Church) because the Pope of Rome is an avid pro life messenger.

From Journalist Pilar Marrero:

Marco Rubio’s Dream Act: Brought to You by the Same Folks who Invented “Self-Deportation”

… In other words, Rubio opposes offering the youngsters, many of whom are already graduate and post graduate students, the kind of status that would allow them to eventually sponsor immediate family members, much like Rubio’s parents in Cuba were sponsored by his auntie in Florida back in 1956, before Fidel Castro came to power. …  The concept of keeping citizenship out of reach for legalized immigrants it’s actually the brainchild of the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS) a research organization that is part of the same lobbying group that pushed the “attrition thru enforcement” concept and the legal push behind the local and state anti immigration laws such as SB1070, the Arizona Law, that will soon be argued in front of the Supreme Court. CIS, FAIR and the Immigration Reform Law Institute are all part of the same network of organizations in Washington that want to limit not illegal, but LEGAL immigration.

 

Who is behind these unconstitutional laws?

The Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR) is an anti-immigration ‘movement,’ that began by one man, John Tanton. Tanton was the organizer and President of the Northern Michigan Planned Parenthood Association between 1965-1971, and in 1975 he wrote The Case for Passive Eugenics where his letters and memos are a public collection at the Bentley Historical Library.  (1) Tanton has clear connections to Pioneer Fund and Numbers USA where  Pioneer Fund’s eugenic ideas (selective breeding of humans)  supported a variety of institutions that legitimize race “science”, including the journal Mankind Quarterly, which today is published by long-time eugenicist, anti-Semite and Pioneer grant recipient Roger Pearson. (2) According to the Wall Street Journal, Jason Riley states that by Dr. Tanton’s own reckoning, FAIR has received more than $1.5 million from the Pioneer Fund, a white-supremacist outfit devoted to racial purity through eugenics. Board members of FAIR actively promote the sterilization of Third World women for the purposes of reducing U.S. immigration prospects. And if anything disturbs the good doctor more than those Latin American hordes crossing the Rio Grande, it’s the likelihood that most of them are Catholic, or so he once told a Reuters reporter. (3)  As the founder and publisher of Social Contract Press, Tanton has published books that have helped shaped a nationalist ideology focused on the threat of immigrants to the white…while ignoring research that points to the positive contributions of immigrants. (4)

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FAIR and Kris Kobach are not “conservative”

FAIR purports to be “conservative” but its founder and some of its board members have been deeply involved with Planned Parenthood for decades.  In fact, FAIR is a contributor to Planned Parenthood that openly provides for abortions in minority communities across the nation.  Furthermore, FAIR has no respect for states’ rights as they seek to impose unconstitutional laws on states and strain their budgets defending indefensible laws.

Conclusion

FAIR and Kris Kobach have needlessly cost taxpayers in states and small communities across the nation millions of dollars.  They do not support the Constitution.  They are not Pro-Life.  They are not conservative.  There is a better way, a constitutional way, and we, at Somos Republicans, are leading the way.  Bills written by FAIR are both unconstitutional and costly — There is a better way!

References:

(1) University of Michigan Libary – Bentley Historical Library research of  John Tanton papers (1960-2007).  http://mirlyn-classic.lib.umich.edu/F/?func=find-b&find_code=WRD&local_base=bent_pub&request=tanton

(2)  Pioneer Fund. Southern Poverty Law Center. http://www.splcenter.org/get-informed/intelligence-files/groups/pioneer-fund

(3) The Wall Street Journal.  GOP Nativists Tarnish Reagan’s ‘Shining City’ by Jason Riley. http://online.wsj.com/article/0,,SB107931059351255105,00.html?mod=opinion_main_commentaries

(4) John Tanton – Right Web Profile and Institute for Policy Studies.  http://www.rightweb.irc-online.org/profile/Tanton_John

Newt Gingrich Peaking at the right time

Friday, March 9th, 2012

SOMOS REPUBLICANS, largest Hispanic Republican group in nation and based in Arizona endorsed Newt Gingrich and we have just received this information today:

 

Dear Friend,

I have some breaking news to share: The latest polls show that Newt is in first place in both Alabama and Mississippi!

In Alabama he holds a one point lead with 30% and in Mississippi he holds a four point lead with 35%. While we’re excited Newt is leading the pack, the race is still extremely tight and every vote will count.

Both Alabama and Mississippi go to the polls next Tuesday, and we are taking nothing for granted. Newt is aggressively campaigning across both states right now and our grassroots volunteers are hard at work reaching out to undecided voters.

Newt Election Polls

As Newt travels both states, it’s clear his message of $2.50 gasoline is resonating and voters are responding to his bold leadership that has put President Obama on the defensive over his failed policies.

Now more than ever we need a quick infusion of donations to help spread Newt’s message just days before voters go to the ballot box. Can you chip in $25, $50, $100 or more right now to help Newt win Alabama and Mississippi?

Newt has the momentum at just the right time, and your generous donation today will go a long way towards boosting our voter turnout effort in Alabama and Mississippi.

Thank you,

Michael Krull
Campaign Manager
Newt 2012

P.S. New polls in Alabama and Mississippi show Newt in first place by a close margin, so every vote will count. Please make a generous donation today to help us maximize our voter turnout effort on Election Day.

How Romney Advocated Obamacare and Lied About It

Monday, March 5th, 2012

It is interesting to several of us how Republicans are for Mitt Romney — the same Republicans who loathe ObamaCare.  How can Republicans claim to be against “socialized medicine” when they are voting for RomneyCare?  Hypocrisy at it’s best.  See below story by Jonathan Chait.

How Romney Advocated Obamacare and Lied About It

ROYAL OAK, MI - FEBRUARY 27:  Republican presidential candidate, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney speaks during a campaign event at the Royal Oak Music Theatre on February 27, 2012 in Royal Oak, Michigan. Michigan residents will go to the polls on February 28 to vote for their choice in the Republican presidential race.  (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Pay no attention to the plan behind the curtain!

In 2009, Mitt Romney had a problem. He was running for the Republican presidential nomination, and the towering achievement of his governorship in Massachusetts — health-care reform — had been embraced by President Obama. Romneycare played almost no role in Romney’s 2008 presidential run, but the emergence of the issue onto the national agenda threatened to link Romney with a president Republicans had already come to loathe.

His solution was simple. He seized upon the one major difference between his plan and Obama’s, which was that Obama favored a public health insurance option. The public plan had commanded enormous public attention, and Romney used to it frame Masscare as a conservative reform relying on private health insurance, and against Obama’s proposal to create a government plan that, Romney claimed, would balloon into a massive entitlement. Andrew Kaczynski collects several televised appearances and one op-ed in which Romney holds up Masscare as a national model.

This tactic backfired when Obama had to jettison the public plan, and Republicans came to focus on the individual mandate as the locus of evil in Obamacare. What was once a Republican idea in good standing was now, suddenly, unconstitutional and the greatest threat to freedom in American history.

This left Romney in an awkward spot.

FULL STORY.