Thread: Pro-Enforcement idea is disqualified from Change.org poll

This just proves that change.org is completely for Open Border. This online poll was voted on by many of you and thanks to your votes, "Enforce our Immigration Laws" won second place. Well, it appears that the rule of law is not valued by the Change.org people.

http://dreamactivist.org/2009/01/02/our ... -new-year/

First and foremost, to get the DREAM Act passed. And for this, we are adopting new strategies, avenues and building new coalitions. In the coming weeks, you will see a whole new effort to replicate the 65,000 signatures for DREAM that was done in 2004, only on a different scale and medium. We’ll organize regionally and target our representatives and Senators, so if you want to get in the loop, contact us already or get on the mailing list!
Congrats to all DREAMIEs for getting our idea into the second round of voting at Change.org - Voting starts on Monday, Jan 5 so get your contacts, facebook groups, friends and family ready to vote again.



Lets throw our support squarely behind all three ideas.

As expected, ALIPAC and the nativist groups had their ‘idea’ disqualified.

We are looking for sponsors — pro-migrant bloggers and organizations that could lend their support and endorsement to the Change.org voting and also to our petition drive.

THey are a bunch of leftists and of course they are in support of all the "feel good" topics, including open borders, and peace and happiness for all mankind....blah, blah, blah...

www.change.org is not Obama's website. It is a scam as far as I can tell.
http://change.gov is the official page of the transition team. Change.org has no standing with the Obama people.
On change.gov, the real one, there are plenty of places to share opinions.

Yup, if this is true, this (from change.org) looks like typical liberal censorship, showing no apparent tolerance for dissent and opposing viewpoints.

See my post here: http://www.alipac.us/ftopict-141943-.html
you can tell Obama how Americans really feel about immigration.