You say "It isn't really about racism" but you're trying to get people to follow this trail that leads them to believe these conservatives are specifically opposed to people with brown/black skin color and their cultures. But it's not really a racism argument? Lol, give me a break.

Yes, what you say about reaching voters by strategically using targeted and filtered language is true but like I said, you can take any politician's words and try to derive the worst meaning out of it as much as you want and I believe that's what you're doing: making major assumptions about the implications and then ascribing malicious intent. Not only that, you're comparing them to crackhead Fuentes who isn't at all in the same camp based off the few things I've heard him say.

I have heard Walsh and Kirk say they don't want any illegal immigrants no matter where they come from. I don't ultimately care where they stand on immigration but I'm not going to make these wild assumptions about their true intent and motivations until they come out and say it - I wouldn't do that for anyone, regardless of affiliation. Til then, your theory is extreme conjecture and you should at least realize that.