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King: House Vote on DREAM Would ‘Split the Republicans’

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08-10-2013, 12:48 PM
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Representative Steve King (R., Iowa) says that if the DREAM Act or any similar legislation is brought to the floor, it will divide House Republicans.

In a town hall this week, Representative Aaron Schock (R., Ill.) remarked that, “I think, again, you’re going to get a bipartisan vote on a House version of the DREAM Act.”

“There’s a lot more opposition [to the DREAM Act] out there than they realize,” King says of whether such a bill would receive a Republican support. “If that’s brought to the floor, it will split the Republicans. If you do that, the Democrats will dance with glee at the prospect.”

King noted that in 2010, only eight Republicans had voted for the DREAM Act in the House.

“It pits us against each other,” he adds. “And Democrats will sit back [and say], ‘Oh, that’s great. It’s a nice show we’re watching here. Why did Republicans wait a whole year before they divided themselves against us each other?’”

King dismissed Republicans who “who believe that [since] the president refuses to enforce the law, now we have to write a law that conforms to the president’s lawless acts.” Obama issued an executive order last year that allowed young adults who had been brought here as children illegally to obtain legal status to stay in the United States.

House majority leader Eric Cantor (R., Va.) is pushing a version of the DREAM Act called the Kids Act.
If King believes that it would split the Republican conference it makes me wonder if there are potentially ~300 or over[195D +118R] Representatives for a Dream act variation in the House.If Cantor does not make a fair variation the ~195 Dems go away obviously.
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...smh...
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Who would elect this guy? Oh wait
This guy's district is composed of: 95.8% White, 0.8% Black, 1.1% Asian, 2.5% Hispanic, 0.2% Native American.
Makes sense...
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I hear King is the speaker of the internal ***committee, is this true?
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KING is a f*cking bigot. End of story. Go f*ck yourself King you cock sucking PRICK.
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For some reason the fact that this possibility worries this racist a**hole, made me smile.
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“There’s a lot more opposition [to the DREAM Act] out there than they realize,” King says of whether such a bill would receive a Republican support. “If that’s brought to the floor, it will split the Republicans. If you do that, the Democrats will dance with glee at the prospect.”
No shit, genius. Took that guy a couple of vitamins from those cantaloupes to realize that. It will split repubs from the conservjerks. He and his circlejerk won't like that. There won't be a party for them to hide behind.
Dems would "dance" because of the "war" between both parties, you know the one that the conservjerks instigated.


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oh King, i hope he enjoys his last days
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