On Monday, talk radio host and author of “The Liberty Amendments,” Mark Levin suggested that Jeb Bush was changing his tone on immigration because he realized his position was “just not flying.”
After playing a clip of Bush saying “we ought to be able to figure out where they [illegal immigrants] are and politely ask them to leave,” Levin initially wondered how politely asking someone to leave would work and what would happen if someone said “no.”
He then remarked, “so, Jeb says we ought to be able to figure out where these people are and politely ask them to leave. First of all, I’ve noticed a slight of course for [Jeb], maybe this pro-amnesty, pro-open borders, anti-American sovereignty position is just not flying that well, nor should it, that’s in the other party.”
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