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Gary Heston
Mar 24, 2012, 11:13:03 PM3/24/12
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...and he lives in California, no less:
http://www.arcamax.com/politics/rubennavarrettjr/s-982761
Looks like he's more active in deporting that is generally known.
Gary
http://www.arcamax.com/politics/rubennavarrettjr/s-982761
Looks like he's more active in deporting that is generally known.
Gary
bwilson4web
Mar 26, 2012, 12:44:18 AM3/26/12
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"According to Univision, the Spanish-language network, the campaigner
in chief told the journalists: "I don't think it requires us to go
negative in the sense of us running a bunch of ads that are false, or
character assassinations. It will be based on facts. ... We may just
run clips of the Republican debates verbatim. We won't even comment on
them, we'll just run those in a loop on Univision and Telemundo, and
people can make up their own minds.""
Obama is going to use the Republican's words . . . exactly the same
words . . . they have been spouting to win the primary and bury them
during the general election. Sweet!
What is hilarious is the author seems insulted that Obama has
implemented immigration law including the non-existent "Dream Act"
that the Republicans killed. Again, all he has to do is publish the
votes of each Senator and Congressman that killed it. Nothing like the
truth, the facts and data.
Of course, I could be wrong, are you voting for Obama because he has
been so hostile to illegal Latinos? . . . I think not.
Bob Wilson
Gary Heston
Mar 28, 2012, 11:43:50 PM3/28/12
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In article <8e5f5d50-d52f-49a5...@9g2000vbq.googlegroups.com>,
>What is hilarious is the author seems insulted that Obama has
>implemented immigration law including the non-existent "Dream Act"
>that the Republicans killed. Again, all he has to do is publish the
>votes of each Senator and Congressman that killed it.
No, he's insulted that Obama is trying to pass himself as a friend of
Latinos when in actuality he's deporting them and breaking up Latino
families at a much higher rate than previous administrations.
> Nothing like the
>truth, the facts and data.
Yes, and it'll be a red letter day when at least one of those penetrates
the liberal hive mind. (I'm not holding my breath.)
>Of course, I could be wrong, are you voting for Obama because he has
>been so hostile to illegal Latinos? . . . I think not.
No, I'm voting against him again, for several reasons:
He's still incapable of doing the job (OJT certainly hasn't
done any good).
He's still a pathological liar.
He's still using taxpayer funds to pay off political pals.
He's still going to do more damage to the country than any
other choice available.
Of course, I'm sure you think the high oil prices (and the associated
increase in everything else, since it affects much more than gasoline)
is all the Republicans fault, along with the high unemployment.
You're still wrong.
Gary
bwilson4web <bwils...@gmail.com> wrote:
>On Mar 24, 10:13 pm, ghes...@hiwaay.net (Gary Heston) wrote:
>> ...and he lives in California, no less:
>> http://www.arcamax.com/politics/rubennavarrettjr/s-982761
>> Looks like he's more active in deporting that is generally known.
>Indeed, the gaul:
[ unrelated material snipped ]
>On Mar 24, 10:13 pm, ghes...@hiwaay.net (Gary Heston) wrote:
>> ...and he lives in California, no less:
>> http://www.arcamax.com/politics/rubennavarrettjr/s-982761
>> Looks like he's more active in deporting that is generally known.
>Indeed, the gaul:
>What is hilarious is the author seems insulted that Obama has
>implemented immigration law including the non-existent "Dream Act"
>that the Republicans killed. Again, all he has to do is publish the
>votes of each Senator and Congressman that killed it.
Latinos when in actuality he's deporting them and breaking up Latino
families at a much higher rate than previous administrations.
> Nothing like the
>truth, the facts and data.
the liberal hive mind. (I'm not holding my breath.)
>Of course, I could be wrong, are you voting for Obama because he has
>been so hostile to illegal Latinos? . . . I think not.
He's still incapable of doing the job (OJT certainly hasn't
done any good).
He's still a pathological liar.
He's still using taxpayer funds to pay off political pals.
He's still going to do more damage to the country than any
other choice available.
Of course, I'm sure you think the high oil prices (and the associated
increase in everything else, since it affects much more than gasoline)
is all the Republicans fault, along with the high unemployment.
You're still wrong.
Gary
bwilson4web
Apr 1, 2012, 9:49:07 AM4/1/12
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On Mar 28, 10:43 pm, ghes...@hiwaay.net (Gary Heston) wrote:
> In article <8e5f5d50-d52f-49a5-b368-8dfe9401e...@9g2000vbq.googlegroups.com>,
accomplish. Of course the Republicans could pass the "Dream Act" and
tie Obama's hands . . .
>
> > Nothing like the
> >truth, the facts and data.
>
> Yes, and it'll be a red letter day when at least one of those penetrates
> the liberal hive mind. (I'm not holding my breath.)
Thanks to Andrew Brightbart, FOX, Limbaugh, and other right-wing
hacks, we know your team lies daily. As Bill Maher calls it "the
Republican bubble."
>
> >Of course, I could be wrong, are you voting for Obama because he has
> >been so hostile to illegal Latinos? . . . I think not.
>
> No, I'm voting against him again, for several reasons:
>
> He's still incapable of doing the job (OJT certainly hasn't
> done any good).
o Economy is up
o Stock market is up
o Unemployment is down
o bin Laden is dead (and a whole bunch of his henchmen)
o combat troops out of Iraq
o ObamaCare passed
> He's still a pathological liar.
Your candidate, Mitt Romney, quoted out of context candidate Barack
Obama in Romney's first campaign commercial. He pulled a Brightbart
lie, paid for the lie, when Barack was citing McCain in 2008. That is
world class lying and what we can expect from the Republican who
implemented "ObamaCare" in Massachusetts.
'Etch a Sketch' Romney tells any lie at any time to anyone if he
thinks will advance his personal grab for power. So he claimed his dad
marked with Martin Luther King and this chestnut:
". . .
A reporter from the Toronto Star, which covers nearby Michigan, caught
the blunder:
Romney recalled he was “probably 4 or something like that” the day of
the Golden Jubilee, when three-quarters of a million people gathered
to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the American automobile.
“My dad had a job being the grandmaster. They painted Woodward Ave.
with gold paint,” Romney told a rapt Tea Party audience in the village
of Milford Thursday night, reliving a moment of American industrial
glory.
The Golden Jubilee described so vividly by Romney was indeed an epic
moment in automotive lore. The parade included one of the last public
appearances by an elderly Henry Ford.
The National Automobile Golden Jubilee was held in June of 1946.
Romney was born on March 12, 1947. Governor George Romney did in fact
oversee the day’s festivities, but his son’s retelling is, at best, a
patchwork tale stitched together from pieces of his father’s stories.
. . ."
http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2012/02/27/433206/mitt-romney-remembers-a-michigan-event-that-took-place-9-months-before-he-was-born/?mobile=nc
>
> He's still using taxpayer funds to pay off political pals.
Elections have consequences and President Obama won fair and square.
You're just pissed McCain lost and Romney will lose.
>
> He's still going to do more damage to the country than any
> other choice available.
Actually President Obama is and will be doing more for the country
than your candidate, the 'vulture capitalist' Romney.
> Of course, I'm sure you think the high oil prices (and the associated
> increase in everything else, since it affects much more than gasoline)
> is all the Republicans fault, along with the high unemployment.
. . . and I can support it with specific examples:
o Reagan killed the Carter energy programs that were leading to oil
independence
o Sen. Graham led the effort to deregulate the banks leading to the
debt crisis
o GW Bush killed the Partnership for Next Generation vehicles for his
fool-cell programs
o GW Bush took us from paying off the Reagan Memorial Debt back to
deficit spending
o Under Republicans, deficits increase and the Federal Debt
o Under Democrats, deficits decrease and the only surplus in our
lifetime came from Bill Clinton
So I filled up the tank the other day, $37 for another 500 miles. I
still have to fill up every three to four weeks but it is a lot more
pleasant with this early, warm weather we're having. As I pointed out
the other day, the great denier Inhofe was on book tour when 6,000
heat records were broken in the month of March. Once again, those
lying thermometers destroy another great liar.
>
> You're still wrong.
Living by the facts and data. reality is not so kind to your point of
view. I keep wondering when you'll notice the stale-air in the
Republican bubble and decide to break out . . . for a breath of fresh
air and the hard truth.
Bob Wilson
> In article <8e5f5d50-d52f-49a5-b368-8dfe9401e...@9g2000vbq.googlegroups.com>,
>
> bwilson4web <bwilson4...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >On Mar 24, 10:13 pm, ghes...@hiwaay.net (Gary Heston) wrote:
> >> ...and he lives in California, no less:
> >> http://www.arcamax.com/politics/rubennavarrettjr/s-982761
> >> Looks like he's more active in deporting that is generally known.
> >Indeed, the gaul:
>
> [ unrelated material snipped ]
>
> >What is hilarious is the author seems insulted that Obama has
> >implemented immigration law including the non-existent "Dream Act"
> >that the Republicans killed. Again, all he has to do is publish the
> >votes of each Senator and Congressman that killed it.
>
> No, he's insulted that Obama is trying to pass himself as a friend of
> Latinos when in actuality he's deporting them and breaking up Latino
> families at a much higher rate than previous administrations.
Just enforcing the law . . . something his predecessor failed to
> bwilson4web <bwilson4...@gmail.com> wrote:
> >On Mar 24, 10:13 pm, ghes...@hiwaay.net (Gary Heston) wrote:
> >> ...and he lives in California, no less:
> >> http://www.arcamax.com/politics/rubennavarrettjr/s-982761
> >> Looks like he's more active in deporting that is generally known.
> >Indeed, the gaul:
>
> [ unrelated material snipped ]
>
> >What is hilarious is the author seems insulted that Obama has
> >implemented immigration law including the non-existent "Dream Act"
> >that the Republicans killed. Again, all he has to do is publish the
> >votes of each Senator and Congressman that killed it.
>
> No, he's insulted that Obama is trying to pass himself as a friend of
> Latinos when in actuality he's deporting them and breaking up Latino
> families at a much higher rate than previous administrations.
accomplish. Of course the Republicans could pass the "Dream Act" and
tie Obama's hands . . .
>
> > Nothing like the
> >truth, the facts and data.
>
> Yes, and it'll be a red letter day when at least one of those penetrates
> the liberal hive mind. (I'm not holding my breath.)
hacks, we know your team lies daily. As Bill Maher calls it "the
Republican bubble."
>
> >Of course, I could be wrong, are you voting for Obama because he has
> >been so hostile to illegal Latinos? . . . I think not.
>
> No, I'm voting against him again, for several reasons:
>
> He's still incapable of doing the job (OJT certainly hasn't
> done any good).
o Stock market is up
o Unemployment is down
o bin Laden is dead (and a whole bunch of his henchmen)
o combat troops out of Iraq
o ObamaCare passed
> He's still a pathological liar.
Obama in Romney's first campaign commercial. He pulled a Brightbart
lie, paid for the lie, when Barack was citing McCain in 2008. That is
world class lying and what we can expect from the Republican who
implemented "ObamaCare" in Massachusetts.
'Etch a Sketch' Romney tells any lie at any time to anyone if he
thinks will advance his personal grab for power. So he claimed his dad
marked with Martin Luther King and this chestnut:
". . .
A reporter from the Toronto Star, which covers nearby Michigan, caught
the blunder:
Romney recalled he was “probably 4 or something like that” the day of
the Golden Jubilee, when three-quarters of a million people gathered
to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the American automobile.
“My dad had a job being the grandmaster. They painted Woodward Ave.
with gold paint,” Romney told a rapt Tea Party audience in the village
of Milford Thursday night, reliving a moment of American industrial
glory.
The Golden Jubilee described so vividly by Romney was indeed an epic
moment in automotive lore. The parade included one of the last public
appearances by an elderly Henry Ford.
The National Automobile Golden Jubilee was held in June of 1946.
Romney was born on March 12, 1947. Governor George Romney did in fact
oversee the day’s festivities, but his son’s retelling is, at best, a
patchwork tale stitched together from pieces of his father’s stories.
. . ."
http://thinkprogress.org/politics/2012/02/27/433206/mitt-romney-remembers-a-michigan-event-that-took-place-9-months-before-he-was-born/?mobile=nc
>
> He's still using taxpayer funds to pay off political pals.
You're just pissed McCain lost and Romney will lose.
>
> He's still going to do more damage to the country than any
> other choice available.
than your candidate, the 'vulture capitalist' Romney.
> Of course, I'm sure you think the high oil prices (and the associated
> increase in everything else, since it affects much more than gasoline)
> is all the Republicans fault, along with the high unemployment.
o Reagan killed the Carter energy programs that were leading to oil
independence
o Sen. Graham led the effort to deregulate the banks leading to the
debt crisis
o GW Bush killed the Partnership for Next Generation vehicles for his
fool-cell programs
o GW Bush took us from paying off the Reagan Memorial Debt back to
deficit spending
o Under Republicans, deficits increase and the Federal Debt
o Under Democrats, deficits decrease and the only surplus in our
lifetime came from Bill Clinton
So I filled up the tank the other day, $37 for another 500 miles. I
still have to fill up every three to four weeks but it is a lot more
pleasant with this early, warm weather we're having. As I pointed out
the other day, the great denier Inhofe was on book tour when 6,000
heat records were broken in the month of March. Once again, those
lying thermometers destroy another great liar.
>
> You're still wrong.
Living by the facts and data. reality is not so kind to your point of
view. I keep wondering when you'll notice the stale-air in the
Republican bubble and decide to break out . . . for a breath of fresh
air and the hard truth.
Bob Wilson
bwilson4web
Apr 1, 2012, 10:02:17 PM4/1/12
to
> You're still wrong.
Actually right on target:
"Congressional Republicans and Mitt Romney's presidential campaign are
working to fashion proposals that could make up ground with Hispanic
voters, concerned rhetoric on immigration from many in the party is
turning away the increasingly powerful constituency.
Sen. Marco Rubio (R., Fla.) is developing a scaled-back version of the
Dream Act, which would allow people brought to the U.S. as children to
gain legal status, but not citizenship, if they enroll in college or
the military. Several Senate Republicans have signed on to bipartisan
legislation aimed at broadening access to the legal immigrant visa
system.
The Romney campaign is looking for new proposals that would show he
backs legal immigration, trying to pivot from a primary campaign in
which he has taken a tough line on assistance to those here illegally.
. . ."
Your Republican buddies are fixin' to try an pull a fast one ... one
that will tie Obama's hands except the Democrats only need to add one
'poison pill.'
Just make the law provide citizenship and it will die in the House.
<grins>
How long can you stand the stench in the Republican bubble?
Bob Wilson
Actually right on target:
"Congressional Republicans and Mitt Romney's presidential campaign are
working to fashion proposals that could make up ground with Hispanic
voters, concerned rhetoric on immigration from many in the party is
turning away the increasingly powerful constituency.
Sen. Marco Rubio (R., Fla.) is developing a scaled-back version of the
Dream Act, which would allow people brought to the U.S. as children to
gain legal status, but not citizenship, if they enroll in college or
the military. Several Senate Republicans have signed on to bipartisan
legislation aimed at broadening access to the legal immigrant visa
system.
The Romney campaign is looking for new proposals that would show he
backs legal immigration, trying to pivot from a primary campaign in
which he has taken a tough line on assistance to those here illegally.
. . ."
Your Republican buddies are fixin' to try an pull a fast one ... one
that will tie Obama's hands except the Democrats only need to add one
'poison pill.'
Just make the law provide citizenship and it will die in the House.
<grins>
How long can you stand the stench in the Republican bubble?
Bob Wilson
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