> Everyone is laughing at Willard, just like when he was a
> cheerleader for his exclusive 1%er boarding school:
> |
> | Waiting for Romney: Dems Pounce on Senate Leader's Refusal
> | to Outline GOP Immigration Position
> | ...
> | "I think we're going to wait and see what Gov. Romney has
> | to say, and then our members are going to be discussing his
> | views on this, and I think many of them will have similar
> | views. Others may not," McConnell said.
> |
> | The reaction from Democrats was swift as they sought to
> | capitalize on McConnell's hesitancy and Romney's failure to
> | take a stand on Obama's new policy.
> |
> | "McConnell says he's waiting for Romney to lay out his
> | position on immigration. Have a seat, Mitch. This could
> | take awhile!" Obama campaign adviser David Axelrod said on
> | Twitter.
> | ...
> | It is not the first time members of Romney's own party have
> | hurt their nominee by calling attention to his
> | oft-criticized handling of the immigration issue.
> |
> | Last month Bettina Inclan, the Hispanic outreach director
> | for the Republican National Committee, made a comment that
> | her bosses quickly tried to "walk back."
> |
> | "As a candidate, to my understanding, he's still deciding
> | what his position on immigration is," Inclan said at a
> | press event in Washington.
> |
> | Minutes later, Republican National Committee spokeswoman
> | Kirsten Kukowski tried to downplay Inclan's comments,
> | claiming that "we never said the governor hasn't decided on
> | immigration."
> |
> <http://www.kvor.com/rssItem.asp?feedid=112&itemid=29865879>
> --bks
I didn't know Romney was a cheerleader but I'm not surprised. George W. Bush was a cheerleader at his exclusive 1% school too.
>Hopeless, hopeless, hopeless. This is not Presidential material:
> | > | Mitt Romney is struggling to find a fresh pitch to Hispanic
> | voters in advance of an important meeting of the
> | community's leaders this week after Barack Obama's decision
> | to end the threat of deportation for young illegal
> | immigrants.
> | > | Mr Romney, the Republican candidate for the election, and
> | the president are due to speak on Thursday and Friday
> | respectively at the Florida meeting of the peak Hispanic
> | body.
> | > | The president's initiative has taken the wind out of Mr
> | Romney's campaign, which had been preparing to tack back to
> | the centre on immigration after his tough line in the
> | Republican primaries in favour of encouraging illegals to
> | leave the US.
> | ...
><http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/e5e9de26-ba2e-11e1-84dc-00144feabdc0.h...>
> |
> | Editorial: Romney stumbles
> |
> | Posted June 19, 2012 at 3:47 p.m.
> | ...
> | Appearing on CBS's "Face the Nation," Mr. Romney refused
> | five times to say whether he, as president, would revoke
> | the executive order he had just finished denouncing.
> |
> | He should have been prepared for the question. He left the
> | impression that he honestly didn't have an answer; either
> | that or he was afraid anything he said would offend one or
> | another of his constituencies.
> | ...
> <http://www.vcstar.com/news/2012/jun/19/editorial-romney-stumbles/>
On Jun 19, 7:15 pm, denni...@dennism3.invalid (Dennis M) wrote:
> In article
> <ee582e46-620e-4d17-9806-b85e02f27...@z19g2000vbe.googlegroups.com>, Yak
> <y...@inbox.com> wrote:
> >On Jun 19, 5:54 pm, b...@panix.com (Bradley K. Sherman) wrote:
> >> Hopeless, hopeless, hopeless. This is not Presidential material:
> >By that standard obama never should have been elected.
> Romney has never stopped kowtowing to the far right and he'd better get
> started soon if he does.
How is that different than what obama is doing to the left?
> >> |
> >> | Mitt Romney is struggling to find a fresh pitch to Hispanic
> >> | voters in advance of an important meeting of the
> >> | community's leaders this week after Barack Obama's decision
> >> | to end the threat of deportation for young illegal
> >> | immigrants.
> >> |
> >> | Mr Romney, the Republican candidate for the election, and
> >> | the president are due to speak on Thursday and Friday
> >> | respectively at the Florida meeting of the peak Hispanic
> >> | body.
> >> |
> >> | The president's initiative has taken the wind out of Mr
> >> | Romney's campaign, which had been preparing to tack back to
> >> | the centre on immigration after his tough line in the
> >> | Republican primaries in favour of encouraging illegals to
> >> | leave the US.
> >> | ...
> >> <http://www.ft.com/intl/cms/s/0/e5e9de26-ba2e-11e1-84dc-00144feabdc0.h...>
> On 6/19/2012 11:40 PM, Bradley K. Sherman wrote:
> > Everyone is laughing at Willard, just like when he was a
> > cheerleader for his exclusive 1%er boarding school:
> > |
> > | Waiting for Romney: Dems Pounce on Senate Leader's Refusal
> > | to Outline GOP Immigration Position
> > | ...
> > | "I think we're going to wait and see what Gov. Romney has
> > | to say, and then our members are going to be discussing his
> > | views on this, and I think many of them will have similar
> > | views. Others may not," McConnell said.
> > |
> > | The reaction from Democrats was swift as they sought to
> > | capitalize on McConnell's hesitancy and Romney's failure to
> > | take a stand on Obama's new policy.
> > |
> > | "McConnell says he's waiting for Romney to lay out his
> > | position on immigration. Have a seat, Mitch. This could
> > | take awhile!" Obama campaign adviser David Axelrod said on
> > | Twitter.
> > | ...
> > | It is not the first time members of Romney's own party have
> > | hurt their nominee by calling attention to his
> > | oft-criticized handling of the immigration issue.
> > |
> > | Last month Bettina Inclan, the Hispanic outreach director
> > | for the Republican National Committee, made a comment that
> > | her bosses quickly tried to "walk back."
> > |
> > | "As a candidate, to my understanding, he's still deciding
> > | what his position on immigration is," Inclan said at a
> > | press event in Washington.
> > |
> > | Minutes later, Republican National Committee spokeswoman
> > | Kirsten Kukowski tried to downplay Inclan's comments,
> > | claiming that "we never said the governor hasn't decided on
> > | immigration."
> > |
> > <http://www.kvor.com/rssItem.asp?feedid=112&itemid=29865879>
> > --bks
> I didn't know Romney was a cheerleader but I'm not surprised. George
> W. Bush was a cheerleader at his exclusive 1% school too.- Hide quoted text -
> - Show quoted text -
Which has what to do with his ability to lead the country? What not
brag about Obama's accomplishments as POTUS? You leftists nitpick
about a Conservative candidate being a "cheerleader" in grade school
yet give Obama a complete and total pass on his radical past. It makes
you look desperate. Keep up the good work.
| | Pres. Obama's no deportation plan gives Mitt Romney
| heartburn
| | June 20, 2012, 5:00 a.m.
| | Republicans seem befuddled by President Obama's decision to
| halt deportation of young people brought into the United
| States illegally by their undocumented parents. Mitt Romney
| is gobsmacked, Speaker of the House John Boehner is
| exasperated and Florida Sen. Marco Rubio is totally bummed
| out.
| ...
<http://www.latimes.com/news/politics/topoftheticket/la-na-tt-no-depor...>
> Yeah, but wouldn't it be funny if Obama got re-elected
> thanks to the Latino vote tipping him over the edge in
> a close race? That's where the brilliance would come in.
(profuse apologies for the uncharacteristic lack of URL, I transcribed
this from the TV):
Lawrence O'Donnell, MSNBC:
"We now know what the secret Mitt Romney says at his $50,000 per
person fundraisers that the public Mitt Romney would never say. Romney
demonstrated some competence in campaign math. He told his audience
that president Obama's huge lead among Hispanic voters 'Spells doom
for us. We have to come up with some kind of Republican DREAM Act. We
have to get Hispanics to vote for our party.'".
His first big problem is Barack Obama and his second big problem is
Mitt Romney:
(archive footage)
"If I were elected and Congress were to pass the DREAM Act, I would
veto the DREAM Act" - Mitt Romney
"The answer is self deportation" (*) - Mitt Romney
(*) Making life for the undocumented person so miserable [which is
fine] AND HIS/HER FRIENDS AND RELATIVES [which is not], that they have
to leave.
"Arizona (**) is the role model for the country" - Mitt Romney
(**) SB-1070 - Unconstitutional according to all Federal Courts
Romney strategists are staring at a Latino lock on the Electoral
College.
“Assuming that Obama wins all the states that have been won by every
Democrat for the last 20 years, including both Gore and Kerry (242
electoral votes) and Romney wins all the states that McCain won in
2008 (180 electoral votes), that leaves 10 states: CO, FL, IA, IN, NC,
NH, NM, NV, OH, VA (116 electoral votes). With those ten states, there
are 1,024 possible combinations. Out of these 1,024 scenarios, Obama
wins 939 of them (91.7%) and Romney wins 85 of them (8.3%). All 85
scenarios REQUIRE Mitt Romney to win Florida, a state in which Obama
leads according to all the latest polls”
"If you think that Romney can close that gap by choosing Marco Rubio
as his running mate, with the magic of Marco Rubio on the ticket
absolutely nothing changes in Florida"
Even Marco Rubio CANNOT save Romney. In fact, Jeb Bush carries more
Hispanic voters to the GOP ticket.
-----------------------
O'Donnell: "You Republican strategists are saying: 'How do we undo
this!? Look what we have done to the Latino voters... How can we
possibly get them back?'"
Steve Schmidt, Top Republican Strategist (*), agreeing: "If we [the
GOP] had a deliberate strategy to antagonize every Latino voter in
this country, it is not possible that we could have done a better
job".
"The Republican Party cannot be a national party if it doesn't compete
in the Hispanic market - Look at those numbers: we have big, big
problems"
-Ramon
(*) Played by Woody Harrelson in the McCain campaign HBO movie.
> The gardening is not too bad - But when it come to killing you own
> chicken, pigs and cows, it gets pretty taxing.
> -RFH
Oh my. How did people survive without illegal beaners?? I am so
thankful my country is being over run by illegal beaners like a locust
infestation. May I never,EVER have to butcher my own hogs or wring
another chicken's neck. Now we can all sit back in our recliners,drink
Carta Blanca,Jose Cuervo,dodge hot lead,dodge drunk drivers,listen to
mexxkin mariachi music,eat mexxkin food,take siestas at 3 pm every
day,wear wife beater tee shirts in public and shit in our neighbor's
driveway. Ahhh yesss. The life of leisure.
>> The gardening is not too bad - But when it come to killing
>> your own chicken, pigs and cows, it gets pretty taxing.
> > -RFH
> Oh my. How did people survive without illegal beaners?? I am so
> thankful my country is being over run by illegal beaners like a locust
> infestation. May I never,EVER have to butcher my own hogs or wring
> another chicken's neck. Now we can all sit back in our recliners,drink
> Carta Blanca,Jose Cuervo,dodge hot lead,dodge drunk drivers,listen to
> mexxkin mariachi music,eat mexxkin food,take siestas at 3 pm every
> day,wear wife beater tee shirts in public and shit in our neighbor's
> driveway. Ahhh yesss. The life of leisure.
I AM NOT a PROPONENT of illegal immigration. My motto is: ONE illegal
immigrant is ONE too many.
The idea behind CIR is to ELIMINATE (more realistically reduce as much
as possible) illegal immigration.
I am simply explaining to you folks WHY things are the way they are: I
am neither illegal myself NOR employer of them. Can't do the first
thing about it.
-Ramon
ps: You are mixing drinkers with workers: We ONLY want to keep THE
GOOD ONES.
Robert Westergrom,1900 Harvey rd.,Wilmington,D.E <burtonu...@gmail.com> wrote:
>Oh my. How did people survive without illegal beaners??
Chinese coolies and African slaves. For a racist you don't
know very much about U.S. history, do you?
| | Romney AWOL On Immigration
|
| Republican nominee still cornered by President Obama's new
| deportation policy
| ... | "Mitt Romney is AWOL on this! Mitt, if you can hear us | where do you stand?" asked California's Rep. Xavier Becerra.
| ...
<http://arklatexhomepage.com/fulltext?nxd_id=253412>
> > > > Why don't you do your own gardening,sissy?
> >> The gardening is not too bad - But when it come to killing
> >> your own chicken, pigs and cows, it gets pretty taxing.
> > > -RFH
> > Oh my. How did people survive without illegal beaners?? I am so
> > thankful my country is being over run by illegal beaners like a locust
> > infestation. May I never,EVER have to butcher my own hogs or wring
> > another chicken's neck. Now we can all sit back in our recliners,drink
> > Carta Blanca,Jose Cuervo,dodge hot lead,dodge drunk drivers,listen to
> > mexxkin mariachi music,eat mexxkin food,take siestas at 3 pm every
> > day,wear wife beater tee shirts in public and shit in our neighbor's
> > driveway. Ahhh yesss. The life of leisure.
> I AM NOT a PROPONENT of illegal immigration. My motto is: ONE illegal
> immigrant is ONE too many.
> The idea behind CIR is to ELIMINATE (more realistically reduce as much
> as possible) illegal immigration.
> I am simply explaining to you folks WHY things are the way they are: I
> am neither illegal myself NOR employer of them. Can't do the first
> thing about it.
> -Ramon
> ps: You are mixing drinkers with workers: We ONLY want to keep THE
> GOOD ONES.
Bullshit motherfucker !! You want American immigration laws changed to
where ANY and EVERY spanish speaking latino/latina can simply stroll
across the Rio Bravo and squat at will.
First. Post <OccupiersDumberThanD...@invalid.com> wrote:
>b...@panix.com (Bradley K. Sherman) wrote in
>> Robert Westergrom,1900 Harvey rd.,Wilmington,D.E
>>>Oh my. How did people survive without illegal beaners??
>> Chinese coolies and African slaves. For a racist you don't
>> know very much about U.S. history, do you?
>They are much more informed and educated than your dumbassed wishy washy >flip flopping ass.
They? Does Bob have a cockroach in his pocket?
| | Romney, especially, is stuck between not wanting to depress
| his strongly anti-illegal immigrant base and not wanting to
| alienate the fastest-growing bloc of voters, Latinos, says
| Evan Puschak at MSNBC. "This, ladies and gentleman, is
| called a pickle," and his response so far -- "continued
| waffling" -- won't work for long.
| <http://theweek.com/article/index/229487/6-signs-obamas-immigration-sh...>
> Robert Westergrom,1900 Harvey rd.,Wilmington,D.E <burtonu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >Oh my. How did people survive without illegal beaners??
> Chinese coolies and African slaves. For a racist you don't
> know very much about U.S. history, do you?
> |
> | Romney AWOL On Immigration
> |
> | Republican nominee still cornered by President Obama's new
> | deportation policy
> | ...
> | "Mitt Romney is AWOL on this! Mitt, if you can hear us
> | where do you stand?" asked California's Rep. Xavier Becerra.
> | ...
> <http://arklatexhomepage.com/fulltext?nxd_id=253412>
> --bks
You ignorant,snot nosed idiot. WTF ever happened to the Bracero
Program(let me guess,liberals and Labor Unions,hoodathunkit)?? The
migrants would travel to the US,work the fields,follow the seasons
then take their money and go back to their home in whatever country
they came from. Why did that program become OPEN BORDERS for every
swinging dick and baby squirting mamacita to slither across our
borders,squat and demand we Americans change our culture and way of
life to make the invaders FEEEEEELLLLL good?
The Bracero Program (named for the Spanish term bracero, "strong-arm")
was a series of laws and diplomatic agreements, initiated by an August
1942 exchange of diplomatic notes between the United States and
Mexico, for the importation of temporary contract laborers from Mexico
to the United States.
American president Franklin D. Roosevelt met with Mexican president
Manuel Ávila Camacho in Monterrey, Mexico to discuss Mexico as part of
the Allies in World War II and the Bracero Program. After the
expiration of the initial agreement in 1947, the program was continued
in agriculture under a variety of laws and administrative agreements
until its formal end in 1964.
Yes Intrade thinks Obama will win and so does this new Bloomberg poll:
| | Obama leads Romney 53 percent to 40 percent among likely
| voters, even as the public gives him low marks on handling
| the economy and the deficit, and six in 10 say the nation
| is headed down the wrong track, according to the poll
| conducted June 15- 18.
| | The survey shows Romney, a former Massachusetts governor,
| has yet to repair the damage done to his image during the
| Republican primary. Thirty-nine percent of Americans view
| him favorably, about the same as when he announced his
| presidential candidacy last June, while 48 percent see him
| unfavorably -- a 17-percentage point jump during a
| nomination fight dominated by attacks ads. A majority of
| likely voters, 55 percent, view him as more out of touch
| with average Americans compared with 36 percent who say the
| president is more out of touch. | ... <http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-06-20/obama-leads-in-poll-as-voter...>
On Jun 20, 9:01 am, b...@panix.com (Bradley K. Sherman) wrote:
> Robert Westergrom,1900 Harvey rd.,Wilmington,D.E <burtonu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >Oh my. How did people survive without illegal beaners??
>
> Chinese coolies and African slaves. For a racist you don't
> know very much about U.S. history, do you?
[From an old thread:]
> Really? Are you trying to tell me that there is no
> legal means for people to immigrate to the USA?
[Ramon:]
Not for certain people. There are 3 levels. It works like this:
(1) Entrepreneurs, brain surgeons, rocket scientists, computer
engineers (such as moi, hopefully): The government sends a stretch
limo to pick you at the airport, complete with a red carpet. The head
of immigration goes personally, and introduces you to his daughters:
"No need to stay in a hotel, we will be honored if you stay with us.
We insist!" (and the girls smile invitingly).
(2) Medium level executives, qualified workers, etc. Not too hard,
either. There are plenty of options, the company sponsors you, etc.
(3) Day Laborers, chambermaids, crop pickers (the type this mess is
all about): No (legal) way on Earth. Since 1776 we have looked the
other way, allowing the Invisible Hand (long live capitalism!) to
perform its magic: In a sublime place, Supply and Demand meet ("We are
not worthy!, We are not worthy!"), the only meeting greater than that
of Lennon and McCartney.
Mexican folks (who have been roaming those lands for 50,000 years)
used to cross the border is BOTH directions, depending on DEMAND and
SUPPLY. Sometimes all they need is capital money to start their own
business in Mexico (about 10 grand can be sufficient).
This is part of why we hate you fascist fucks. You call an unconstitutional power grab on the part of the executive, and for no more than to bolster his reelection bid, "brilliant."
On Jun 20, 11:30 am, "Eddie Haskell" <rgrgr...@sasqi.com> wrote:
> If that happens the country is finished.
>
> -Eddie Haskell
I hear that same broken record:
- Every 5 years in Venezuela.
- Every 4 years in the USA.
I have a cousin and a couple of friends who vote -in addition to the 2
above countries- in the elections of Italia. Will ask them how often
they hear the cataclysmic predictions...
> On Jun 20, 11:30 am, "Eddie Haskell" <rgrgr...@sasqi.com> wrote:
> > If that happens the country is finished.
> >
> > -Eddie Haskell
> I hear that same broken record:
> - Every 5 years in Venezuela.
> - Every 4 years in the USA.
> I have a cousin and a couple of friends who vote -in addition to the 2
> above countries- in the elections of Italia. Will ask them how often
> they hear the cataclysmic predictions...
> -Ramon
> "The end is near!!" -TCP/IP packet
And every year we get another step closer to Armageddon.
> On Jun 20, 11:30 am, "Eddie Haskell" <rgrgr...@sasqi.com> wrote:
> > If that happens the country is finished.
> > -Eddie Haskell
> I hear that same broken record:
> - Every 5 years in Venezuela.
> - Every 4 years in the USA.
> I have a cousin and a couple of friends who vote -in addition to the 2
> above countries- in the elections of Italia. Will ask them how often
> they hear the cataclysmic predictions...
> -Ramon
> "The end is near!!" -TCP/IP packet
> And every year we get another step closer to Armageddon.
Yeah, he hears the same thing every 5 years in Venezuela and well, they're doing all right.
[shakes head]
My god. My god..
Do you people see what we are dealing with, with these third-worlders yet?
> If that happens the country is finished.
>
> -Eddie Haskell
> I hear that same broken record:
- Every 5 years in Venezuela.
- Every 4 years in the USA.
> I have a cousin and a couple of friends who vote -in addition to the 2
> above countries- in the elections of Italia. Will ask them how often
> they hear the cataclysmic predictions...
Kind of like when we were warning you of the financial crisis and you shrugged your shoulders?
''These two entities -- Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac -- are not facing any
kind of financial crisis,'' said Representative Barney Frank of
Massachusetts, the ranking Democrat on the Financial Services Committee.
''The more people exaggerate these problems, the more pressure there is on
these companies, the less we will see in terms of affordable housing.''
