RonPaulFanInGA
10-09-2014, 08:15 AM
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/10/08/Pat-Roberts-Takes-Lead-in-Two-Polls-as-Greg-Orman-Endorses-Amnesty-for-Illegals
Sen. Pat Roberts (R-KS) has taken the lead in two new polls released on Wednesday as his opponent Greg Orman again endorsed amnesty for illegal immigrants during Wednesday's debate.
In a Fox News poll, Roberts leads Orman, the liberal Democrat running as an "independent," by 5 points. Roberts leads Orman by a point in a CNN/ORC poll. Three weeks ago, Orman was leading Roberts by six points.
In Wednesday's debate, Roberts accused Orman of supporting amnesty after Orman tried to convince voters that he did not. The Kansas City Star reports that Orman does indeed support "a path to citizenship for some of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants now in the U.S."
"If you're here on an undocumented basis, you should register with ICE, pay a fine, obey our laws, hold down a job and pay taxes -- and then I think you should be able to stay here," Orman recently said. During the debate, Orman reportedly said, "We are not going to find and send home 11 and a half million people -- nor would it be advisable."
Sen. Pat Roberts (R-KS) has taken the lead in two new polls released on Wednesday as his opponent Greg Orman again endorsed amnesty for illegal immigrants during Wednesday's debate.
In a Fox News poll, Roberts leads Orman, the liberal Democrat running as an "independent," by 5 points. Roberts leads Orman by a point in a CNN/ORC poll. Three weeks ago, Orman was leading Roberts by six points.
In Wednesday's debate, Roberts accused Orman of supporting amnesty after Orman tried to convince voters that he did not. The Kansas City Star reports that Orman does indeed support "a path to citizenship for some of the estimated 11 million undocumented immigrants now in the U.S."
"If you're here on an undocumented basis, you should register with ICE, pay a fine, obey our laws, hold down a job and pay taxes -- and then I think you should be able to stay here," Orman recently said. During the debate, Orman reportedly said, "We are not going to find and send home 11 and a half million people -- nor would it be advisable."