This is what it's come to? The top two primary system, thought to be a welcome change in California's election system, forces two Democrats to near blows over who was the better ass-kisser where illegals are concerned.
Basically, they were fighting over the right to have the the altar-boy position to kneel before the latino lobby. It was disgusting, and completely revolting for anyone in the immigration law enforcement movement, and there was little redemption over the sight of two democratic rivals nearly coming to blows over the immigration issue. Unfortunately, neither one of them believes in the rule of law, and quite the opposite, bitterly squabble over who is the biggest sleezy pandering open-borders tool.
To further my disgust, the only media willing to admit what was at the core of this near fisticuffs event was a small jewish religion related publication, The mainstream media sanitized their versions to the point of either no mention, or only that it was an "immigration related comment that preceeded the spat.
So what have we learned from this? From my perspective, we learned nothing. Most of us in the immigration law enforcement movement are already well aware that democrats will trample all over their political betheren to kiss latino keister. We also already knew that the top two primary system would not produce a result that conservatives would profit from in a state heavily saturated with liberals, and where the politicians in political races from local to federal never miss an opportunity to invite left leaning voters, or those who would spawn them here. And lastly, we have already had the main stream media dash any hopes of unbiased reporting where the immigration issue is involved, and that they double down where illegals are concerned.
No...I'm sorry; Nothing here is new or worth commenting. It's not the slightest bit enjoyable, unless you are the voyeuristic type that enjoys watching a political mud-wrestling match where you can never really root for the victor.
Another failed political reform attempt in California
http://www.jewishjournal.com/berman_...ical_in_debate
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The inciting incident came after Berman, for the second time in the debate, took credit for authoring the DREAM Act. That bill would allow some undocumented immigrants who arrived in the United States as young children to gain permanent residency provided that they met certain criteria.
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