Eight GOP Reps. Who Co-Sponsored Amnesty Bill Voted Out of Office
Republican voters in search of silver linings need look no further than the collective fate of their party's own amnesty-mongers. The post Eight GOP Reps. Who Co-Sponsored Amnesty Bill Voted Out of Office appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.
Eight Republican representatives who co-sponsored the DIGNIDAD Act, an amnesty bill, lost their bids for re-election in the recent midterm elections. This outcome is highlighted as a positive sign for Republican voters disappointed by their party’s leadership. Of the 18 pro-amnesty House Republicans with voting privileges, only five are confirmed to return to Congress.
- Eight Republican co-sponsors of the DIGNIDAD Act, an immigration reform bill with amnesty provisions, lost their House re-election campaigns.
- The DIGNIDAD Act was initially sponsored by Rep. Maria Salazar of Florida.
- Of the 18 pro-amnesty House Republicans with voting privileges, only five will return to Congress.
- The defeat of these legislators is presented as a silver lining for Republican voters.
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