Obama's Dream Repudiated
 

On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 03:10:27 -0500, "Libtardopia Lost"
wrote:


"Chomp Noamsky" wrote in message
...
The vote by the Senate on Saturday to block a bill to grant legal status
to hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrant students was a painful
setback to an emerging movement of immigrants and also appeared to leave
the immigration policy of the Obama administration, which has supported
the bill and the movement, in disarray.

The bill, known as the Dream Act, gained 55 votes in favor with 41
against, a tally short of the 60 votes needed to bring it to the floor for
debate. Five Democrats broke ranks to vote against the bill, while only
three Republicans voted for it. The defeat in the Senate came after the
House of Representatives passed the bill last week.

The result, although not unexpected, was still a rebuff to President Obama
by newly empowered Republicans in Congress on an issue he has called one
of his priorities. Supporters believed that the bill - tailored to benefit
only immigrants who were brought here illegally when they were children
and hoped to attend college or enlist in the military - was the easiest
piece to pass out of a larger overhaul of immigration laws that Mr. Obama
supports.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/40739174

If somebody goes into the military or learns enough to pursue the American
dream, odds are they will naturally be drawn to conservatism. Too bad for
libtards! Most illegal immigrants would prefer to work...unlike libtards.
I say let 'em in! Just no libtard give-aways for votes.

OMG, I just had a thrilling idea: Let's swap 'em one for one!

Export 1-10 libtards for each working illegal who remains in their
place.

--
"A patriot must always be ready to defend his country
against his government." --Edward Abbey

Obama's Dream Repudiated
 

"Larry Jaques" wrote in message
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On Mon, 20 Dec 2010 03:10:27 -0500, "Libtardopia Lost"
wrote:


"Chomp Noamsky" wrote in message
...
The vote by the Senate on Saturday to block a bill to grant legal status
to hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrant students was a painful
setback to an emerging movement of immigrants and also appeared to leave
the immigration policy of the Obama administration, which has supported
the bill and the movement, in disarray.

The bill, known as the Dream Act, gained 55 votes in favor with 41
against, a tally short of the 60 votes needed to bring it to the floor
for
debate. Five Democrats broke ranks to vote against the bill, while only
three Republicans voted for it. The defeat in the Senate came after the
House of Representatives passed the bill last week.

The result, although not unexpected, was still a rebuff to President
Obama
by newly empowered Republicans in Congress on an issue he has called one
of his priorities. Supporters believed that the bill - tailored to
benefit
only immigrants who were brought here illegally when they were children
and hoped to attend college or enlist in the military - was the easiest
piece to pass out of a larger overhaul of immigration laws that Mr.
Obama
supports.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/40739174

If somebody goes into the military or learns enough to pursue the American
dream, odds are they will naturally be drawn to conservatism. Too bad for
libtards! Most illegal immigrants would prefer to work...unlike libtards.
I say let 'em in! Just no libtard give-aways for votes.

OMG, I just had a thrilling idea: Let's swap 'em one for one!

Export 1-10 libtards for each working illegal who remains in their
place.


Those odds aren't really fair. Couldn't we send more, say 50:1 ?