Thread: Senate vote on Dream Act expected next week

Originally Posted by draindog

reid is as crooked and shiftless as politicians come, he doesnt deserve praise...

I don't think the compliment is intended as as some sort of praise of his character. We all know that he is an evil, despicable excuse for a human being. But when it comes to manipulating the process and other members to vote for this garbage he is extremely effective. I wish we had a couple of people on our side who were as ruthless in thwarting the open borders agenda as he was in foisting it upon the public.

Originally Posted by draindog

saw on numbers, that the house version died yesterday. the bill to be voted on monday is a diffrent dream act that passed the house last week. man, this mf is SCRAMBLING.

Copy of the Dream Act, which passed the House HR. 5281
http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-220975.html

Originally Posted by draindog

saw on numbers, that the house version died yesterday. the bill to be voted on monday is a diffrent dream act that passed the house last week. man, this mf is SCRAMBLING.

You bet. The bastard is scrambling faster than Michael Vick on speed, which is why we need to stop this in its tracks. There haven't been any firm no votes since Ben Nelson and Mark Pryor came out against DREAM, and as far as I know Pryor hasn't said he's opposing cloture.

Originally Posted by Shapka

Originally Posted by draindog

reid is as crooked and shiftless as politicians come, he doesnt deserve praise...

I don't think the compliment is intended as as some sort of praise of his character. We all know that he is an evil, despicable excuse for a human being. But when it comes to manipulating the process and other members to vote for this garbage he is extremely effective. I wish we had a couple of people on our side who were as ruthless in thwarting the open borders agenda as he was in foisting it upon the public.

You are correct. I was not really giving him praise. I believe we really need house and senate members that can manuver on their feet and out manuver the dirty dog, Reid.

I just listened to NPR on the immigration issue. The UOM professor on the show was totally sympathic, as usual, and is living in her own world of education biased robots. The realclearpolitics spokesperson had a much more realistic view, believing the root of the immigration problem (lack of immigration process, securing our borders, and enforcement of existing laws) needs to be resolved before even considering an amnesty bill. He was unfortunately, optimistic that the bill will not pass in the senate. I disagree that Reid is working his butt off to make sure it will pass.

Here is why we need enforcement and why I am so sick of rights groups:

50 Immigrant Chipotle Workers Fired in Twin Cities
Updated: Friday, 10 Dec 2010, 7:21 AM CST
Published : Thursday, 09 Dec 2010, 10:51 PM CST

MINNEAPOLIS - Dozens of workers at Chipotle restaurants in the Twin Cities have been fired. An immigrant rights group said the employees lost their jobs after the feds starting searching for undocumented workers.

Brad Sigal with the Minnesota Immigrant Rights Action Committee said around 50 workers lost their jobs after so-called “desktop raidsâ€