The Gathering Storm On Obama's Immigration Announcement -- An Update

By Charles P. Pierce on November 20, 2014

As we get closer to the moment this evening when the Kenyan Usurper will seize all power and make us all swear off pork and porn, while abortioning all our health-care, which we don't get to keep because he is both indolent and power-mad, which is not confusing if you listen to the correct radio programs, and to the voices in your fillings, let's see if the pre-emptive reaction on the right has settled down any.
The chair recognizes Ms. Schlafly:

President Obama's looming executive action on immigration reform represents a Fort Sumter-type moment, according to conservative icon Phyllis Schlafly. Schlafly at first considered comparing the Obama amnesty to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor but decided that Obama's plan is much more subtle. "With Pearl Harbor, the American people knew what was happening," she said.
But Fort Sumter, where the opening shots of the Civil War were fired, represented the beginning of a ruinous conflict, and Schlafly, like fellow conservative luminary Richard Viguerie, speculates that an executive amnesty might touch off a sort of modern-day conflagration.