The chair recognizes Ms. Schlafly:
President Obama's looming executive action on immigration reform represents a Fort Sumter-type moment, according to conservative icon Phyllis Schlafly. Schlafly at first considered comparing the Obama amnesty to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor but decided that Obama's plan is much more subtle. "With Pearl Harbor, the American people knew what was happening," she said.
But Fort Sumter, where the opening shots of the Civil War were fired, represented the beginning of a ruinous conflict, and Schlafly, like fellow conservative luminary Richard Viguerie, speculates that an executive amnesty might touch off a sort of modern-day conflagration.
Ms. Schlafly yields to Mr. Kobach:
"What protects us in America from any kind of ethnic cleansing is the rule of law, of course," Kobach responded. "And the rule of law used to be unassailable, used to be taken for granted in America. And now, of course, we have a president who disregards the law when it suits his interests. So, while I normally would answer that by saying, ‘Steve, of course we have the rule of law, that could never happen in America,' I wonder what could happen. I still don't think it's going to happen in America, but I have to admit, things are strange and they are happening."
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Who, in turn, yields to a whole passel of dangerous lunatics.
"Obama is making a powerful and dangerous symbolic declaration to large Spanish media audiences today comparing his new immigration orders to the violent Mexican revolution and civil war!" said William Gheen, President of ALIPAC. "Obama is timing his move to thwart the American public's voice in Congress to coincide with Mexican Revolution Day and the Ferguson verdict while CBS, ABC, and NBC will keep most US citizens oblivious tonight!"
http://www.esquire.com/blogs/politics/The_Rhetoric_Heats_UpThe civil war! Pearl Harbor! Ethnic cleansing! The Mexican revolution! Surely a comparison to the anti-Christ and Revelation can't be far behind?
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