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The GOP presidential hopefuls have spent the week verbally sparring over jobs, vaccines, and Social Security. But there are many, many holes in their rhetoric

Wolf Blitzer did a great job moderating Monday night's combative CNN/Tea Party debate among the Republican presidential candidates. Nonetheless, I find myself left with a few lingering questions.

1. Did this debate take place before or after the global economic meltdown?

2. Do the Republicans know that illegal immigration has plummeted?

3. Does Michele Bachmann realize how expensive epidemics can get?

4. Do "the churches" know that Ron Paul has nominated them to replace Medicaid?

5. Will America actually buy any of these folks as a possible savior?

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Ya gotta be shittin' me.....

"...a demographic estimate of the legal foreign-born population is subtracted from the total foreign-born population. The difference provides the basis for estimating the size and characteristics of the unauthorized immigrant population."...

If they are "legal", why is it an "estimate" that is used? Is this the new liberal kind of math?

And...if census takers can find them to count them, how come obama can't find them to deport them?

LMBBAO!

"2. Do the Republicans know that illegal immigration has plummeted?"

Have you talked to the citizens of AZ? or TX? or southern CA? or perhaps Columbus Junction, Conesville, West Liberty? Perhaps hang out at anyplace where they sell money orders and watch the money flow to  Mexico! Hell, you work at WalMart, go up to cust serv and they can show you the money orders that go out. So besides all the money that the U.S. sends to Mexico  and Central America, there is that constant flow of money earned by the illegals that goes there also.

"5. Will America actually buy any of these folks as a possible savior?" saviour

Well, the dems and independants bought the hope and change bullsh#t -so anything is possible.

I have no idea where they get figures. It's always been that any one of the groups that do that, fudge to suit the air at the time they count. Just like unemployment figures. Each side have always told different stories when it comes to math. But if one does go to areas hardest hit by these interlopers, well we might get a better picture of just how huge those numbers are. I seem to recall that bush too said it was cheaper to find that path to citizenship over endless deportation. But it wasn't amnesty either. I likes ron paul's take on the matter. The fences need guns.