Jennifer Rubin (Washington Post)
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Jennifer Rubin is one of the Washington Post's stable of conservatives. In her case, "conservative" is defined as unprincipled, globalist, moderate Republican. Those in the Tea Parties movement - who have a highly skewed vision of conservatism to begin with - tend to regard her as a "RINO" in the David Brooks mold, but not due to her globalist, anti-nationalist stance.
Rubin is basically just a token: she's not as bright as Brooks or some other conservative pundits and just scrapes by.
Last modified Nov 21, 2012
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Her first argument is in response to the claim that comprehensive immigration reform (see the link) is amnesty. To that, she replies:
For starters that...
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