Again, as a reminder, she was ALL against Amnesty during her campaign and then hooked up with John McAmnesty in the Senate and voted in favor of the now infamous “Gang of Eight” group legislature on “comprehensive immigration” whose capstone really was all about Amnesty for all of the illegals that broke our laws to come here.
How’d that work out for the Dems that voted for it, and touted it all during their mid-term campaigning, last night? A note to you, Kelly (reformatted, emphasis mine):
- Sen. Mark Pryor of Arkansas voted for the Gang of 8 bill. He’s GONE.
- Sen. Kay Hagan of North Carolina voted for the Gang of 8 bill. GONE.
- Sen. Mark Udall of Colorado voted for the Gang of 8 bill. GONE
- Sen. Mark Begich of Alaska voted for the Gang of 8 bill. Almost certainly GONE
- Sen. Mary Landrieu of Louisiana voted for the Gang of 8 bill. She will probably be GONE after a January runoff.
- Alison Grimes supported the Gang of 8 bill in Kentucky. DEFEATED
- Michelle Nunn supported the Gang of 8 bill in Georgia. DEFEATED
- Greg Orman supported the Gangof 8 bill in Kansas. DEFEATED
- Bruce Braley supoorted the Gang of 8 bill in Iowa. DEFEATED
- Jeanne Shaheen of New Hampshire and Mark Warner of Virginia voted for the Gang of 8 bill and BARELY SURVIVED against longshot challengers.
Do you sense a pattern in there somewhere?
As Glen put it: The question is, will the GOP take the lesson?
(H/T: Mickey Kaus (a Democrat, btw) via Instapundit)
