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If proponents of so-called reform detailed exactly what they wanted, Americans would never support their self-interested agendas.

Republicans won't win back the Senate or other key races if they take a knee or throw the ball out of bounds on amnesty for illegal aliens, Obama’s contempt for the Constitution, Congress’ out-of-control spending and how to effectively confront the great national security threats facing the country today.

They see the Islamic State as a threat to the U.S., and they support military action. Attorney and Iraq War veteran David French believes Libertarian-minded Americans are more than ready to defeat our enemies.

Now that Senate Repubs. have helped repel the Senate Dems’ war on free political speech, they should move on to another important task–helping to guide the American ship of state abroad, using the moral and political compass given to them by our Founding Fathers.

Obama is scared to intervene in the Syria region where three Westerners have now been beheaded on video by the terrorist organization ISIS -- and a fourth, British aid worker Alan Henning, is being threatened.

DHS Secretary Jeh Johnson admitted that 'overreach' would devastate Dems. in the Nov. elections. He indicated that Obama didn’t want to add fuel to an the fire of conservative anger over illegal immigration before the mid-term elections.

If the political class ignores James Madison's warnings, it will do so at its peril.

Believe Obama's threat; Executive amnesty is coming if the GOP doesn't win the Senate.

Our new range is a Republican net of five to eight Senate seats. UVA political polling experts are now defining a “wave” in the Senate this year as such: Republicans need to: (1) Win control of the Senate and (2) Win at least one seat in a state won by Obama in '12 (most

Obama's threatening to veto GOP Rep. Bill Cassidy's House bill (HR 3522) that'd allow customers to keep health insurance plans that aren’t compliant with Obamacare (Obama unilaterally allowed the same extension twice). The bill was approved by the House Rules Comm.

The problem that Obama will address tonight is his political problem going into the midterm elections, not the political, military and cultural problem presented by ISIS and the rise of the Islamic State.

Obama, whose misjudgments allowed the metastasis of ISIS, has no intention of taking action that has a reasonable prospect of halting this threat. Instead of an actual plan we get gibberish about “degrade and destroy” and “decimate.” And the GOP seems to have little stomach for actually taking a stand.

Obama's trying to save his unpopular business-backed campaign to boost immigration from a midterm rejection by voters, according to his spokesman Josh Earnest. “By injecting [the issue] into the highly charged political debate weeks before the elections is to subject this issue to gross distortion and partisanship."

An Oathkeeper said that Border Patrol has captured wanted terrorists, but have been unable to release that information to the public. “[They] had 6 middle eastern males…that were Muslim. They had caught 11 that had been on our US terrorist wanted list."

Two billionaires are coming to K Street's rescue. GOP donor and casino magnate Sheldon Adelson and activist-investor William Ackman are spending big on policy fights that have attracted millions to D.C. lobbyists and consultants, including former Obama aides and well-known ex-lawmakers.

Radio’s Laura Ingraham, a tireless champion of anti-amnesty efforts, blasted the RNC in a statement, slamming the RNC’s apparent support of Obama’s plans to grant executive amnesty for millions of illegal aliens.

Nearly 60,000 immigrants will be deported before Nov. elections if the gov't holds its pace. Obama’s decision to put off any action until after midterm elections was mocked by Repubs.

Speaker John Boehner said President Obama's decision to hold off executive action on immigration until after the midterms "smacks of raw politics." Boehner said there would never be a "right" time for Obama to "declare amnesty by executive action."

While Christie has repeatedly criticized President Obama for his handling of security enforcement at the U.S.-Mexico border, the governor has yet to detail his own position on legislation reform.