RUSH: This is Lindsey Graham. He's on the Meet the Press yesterday. Tim Russert said, "Senator Graham, you said, 'This is a defining moment for the Republican Party. If our answer to the fastest growing demographic in this country is that we want to make felons of your grandparents and we want to put people in jail who were helping your neighbors and people related to you, then we're going to suffer mightily.'"
GRAHAM: There's respect for the law and there's justice. If the law doesn't treat...

RUSH: Fred Barnes had a piece for the Weekly Standard, his most recent piece. It's entitled: "How to Lose the House -- Republicans are staring political disaster in the face on immigration," and essentially what Fred Barnes is saying (and he's wrong), is that the House needs to adopt the Senate immigration reform plan, Hagel-Martinez, and if they do that, they'll keep the House. He could not be more wrong. The House, it looks like if you look at it through a certain prism, you could say that the...

RUSH: You've got to hear this sound bite, Friday night on Hardball with Chris Matthews talking to Bloomberg News' Margaret Carlson, and Matthews says, "Can the president win this bill?"
CARLSON: I happened to be listening to Rush Limbaugh that day, who had already gotten the talking points [sic], and he couldn't go along with it for three hours. The president did it backwards. I think a lot of people who are sympathetic to the immigrants who are here and want to find a way to make them legal...

RUSH: This is Lindsey Graham. He's on the Meet the Press yesterday. Tim Russert said, "Senator Graham, you said, 'This is a defining moment for the Republican Party. If our answer to the fastest growing demographic in this country is that we want to make felons of your grandparents and we want to put people in jail who were helping your neighbors and people related to you, then we're going to suffer mightily.'"
GRAHAM: There's respect for the law and there's justice. If the law doesn't treat...

RUSH: Fred Barnes had a piece for the Weekly Standard, his most recent piece. It's entitled: "How to Lose the House -- Republicans are staring political disaster in the face on immigration," and essentially what Fred Barnes is saying (and he's wrong), is that the House needs to adopt the Senate immigration reform plan, Hagel-Martinez, and if they do that, they'll keep the House. He could not be more wrong. The House, it looks like if you look at it through a certain prism, you could say that the...

RUSH: You've got to hear this sound bite, Friday night on Hardball with Chris Matthews talking to Bloomberg News' Margaret Carlson, and Matthews says, "Can the president win this bill?"
CARLSON: I happened to be listening to Rush Limbaugh that day, who had already gotten the talking points [sic], and he couldn't go along with it for three hours. The president did it backwards. I think a lot of people who are sympathetic to the immigrants who are here and want to find a way to make them legal...