De-evolution: "Progressive" are leading us down the path of this societal degeneration
Rolf Yungclas , Bio and Archives--May 5, 2014
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"A comparison of voting patterns in presidential elections across counties over the last three decades shows that mass immigration has caused a steady drop in presidential Republican vote shares, particularly in the nation's largest counties. Each one percentage-point increase in the immigrant share of a large county's population reduces the Republican share of the two-party vote by nearly 0.6 percentage points on average." "With the Democratic bias in immigrant political preference so decisive, it is no surprise that the rise in immigrant populations should directly lead to ever-growing Democratic majorities in the places where immigrants settle, and declining electoral prospects for Republicans."This explains why the Democrats want us to abandon giving any thought to the consequences of unlimited immigration. More immigrants becoming voting citizens as soon as possible means more Democrat votes. To the Democrats, if it helps them politically, the long-term consequences aren't important. Just repeat what they say, no need to use your brain. At this point, the de-evolution of our nation being directed by the Obama administration and the Democrat Party continues largely unheeded. Their main political opponent, the Republican Party, has leadership that lets them get away with it for two main reasons. First, they attribute honorable motives to the Democrats diversion and subterfuge, and refuse to call them out on their deception. Secondly, the Republican leadership makes a mistake in thinking that the creation of policies more like that of the Democrats will win them more voters. What the Republican Party needs to do, however, is to unite on a clear conservative agenda that contains the principles of limited government, spending within our means, supporting entrepreneurship and private enterprise capitalism, defense of our national interests around the world, and promoting the rich and positive heritage of our nation that has made us a free and prosperous people.
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Rolf Yungclas is a recently retired newspaper editor from southwest Kansas who has been speaking out on the issues of the day in newspapers and online for over 15 years