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I need some help with Drudge-ology. He’s currently blaring the headline on the right, based on this story in The Hill:
Forty to 50 House Republicans will support immigration reform, Rep. Luis Gutiérrez (D-Ill.) predicted Thursday. Gutiérrez said many of the Republicans supportive of immigration reform don’t want to be identified, but he insisted they would support comprehensive immigration reform.
Um, who cares? Everyone either already knows or already suspects this is true. The key line in this story is the very last one:
Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) has said he will only bring an immigration bill to the House floor if it is supported by a majority of his conference.
Last I checked, 40 or 50 is not a majority of 240. So why is Drudge so excited about this? Is there something going on in conservo-land that I haven’t kept up with? What’s the deal?
Read the article:
Immigration Picture Exactly the Same Today as It’s Always Been
