(November 21, 2014 at 3:24 pm)Minimalist Wrote: It was a political move to force the republicunts to shit or get off the pot.

We see today that they are shitting.

An executive order means he is directing agencies in the executive branch what the priorities are for enforcing the law. In any agency there are always priorities and he is merely setting forth what those priorities will be.
He won't deport landscapers - he will deport felons.

As an executive order it can be overturned by the next "executive" if they so desire. I can imagine every republicunt asswipe running for the nomination in 2016 vowing to overturn this executive order and "deport all of the lousy little brown-skinned bastards." And that should further polarize the GOP into the racist party of the deep south.

It gives the immigrant community something to hope for and something to fear when the primaries start.

It was a pretty smooth political move.

I started your campaign without you so now you just have to run.

(November 21, 2014 at 3:53 pm)Losty Wrote: I started your campaign without you so now you just have to run.

Bulworth on steroids . . . I'd pay to see that.

Republicans could have avoided this, just as Obama said. They chose not to. They got what they must have wanted (which is to do nothing and complain when the President does).

What is bulworth?

Absolutely nothin' Huh!
Say it again!

Quote:Republicans could have avoided this, just as Obama said. They chose not to.

Because they cannot decide among themselves what to do or what they want.

The business wing of the GOP wants cheap labor. The nutbag wing of the party wants ethnic cleansing.

As noted here....the problem remains unsolved.


http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/07/...on-reform/

Quote:Bush, whose own efforts to overhaul the immigration system failed, will speak two weeks after the Senate approved a major reform bill which included a pathway to citizenship for illegal immigrants already in the country. A key segment of House Republicans remains strongly opposed to any effort they say will mean amnesty.

And they have gotten more crazy - not less.

They don't want amnesty in large part because if these immigrants would be allowed to vote, they would remember the party who tried so hard to destroy their families, their livelihood and spit upon their language and culture. Black people don't, in general, vote for the party that largely thinks of them, treats them, and on occasion openly refers to them as a race of lazy welfare queens and thugs.

(November 21, 2014 at 4:18 pm)Losty Wrote: What is bulworth?

A 1998 film, starring Warren Beatty as a disillusioned and compromised Democratic U.S. senator from California who undergoes a breakdown and arranges his own assassination prior to a fund-raising trip to his home state. Madness proves liberating and he starts saying what he really thinks about a host of issues, while an increasingly incredulous C-SPAN crew tails him at every stop.

Oh, he raps too.

It wasn't until I googled the movie then read your explanatory post that I remembered that Bulworth actually called for a hit onhimself. That makes your (implied) simile of Bulworth on steroids all the more apt as Obama is tempting the RRR (Radical Redneck Right, parent company of the KKK) to put a Fatwa on his black, Kenyan, socialist ass.

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the world would be better off without borders.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4yWJ3xEC9C8