Don't be fooled on Cantor's new immigration stance

  Tonight on Your World with Neil Cavuto, Cavuto interviewed Eric Cantor, throwing him a number of softballs, including one about immigration.
  Cantor who has been a staunch supporter of amnesty, was outraged, outraged because how could we trust Obama to fulfill any agreement on amnesty and border control when he lies?
  Obama's lies are nothing new, so why is Cantor backtracking on immigration reform?
  The answer lies in the fact that Cantor is being challenged by Dave Brat and running scared.
  So Hot Air is noticing that Cantor has trotted out a previous staunch ally in immigration reform, Democrat Guttierez, to loudly protest Cantor's immigration policies. 
  He's too conservative, Guttierez suddenly claims, which suddenly proves beneficial for Cantor.
  Hot Air:

That’s why, when Steinberg dialed up Gutierrez’s office and asked them if it wasn’t perhaps curious that he would choose to express his upset at Cantor at a time and manner that’s actually really helpful to Cantor politically, they dismissed the accusation as silly — despite admitting that they’re familiar with Cantor’s mailer.

  Cavuto even made the point to ask Cantor if he loves Tea Partiers, to which Cantor responded that he was all lovey dovey with Tea Partiers. Sure, Tea Partiers have a place in his Republican party.
  Sure.
  There's a lot more about Cantor's change of attitude at the Hot Air link.
  Both Boehner and Cantor have stated amnesty is a primary focus for reform this year.