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Title: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Xavier_Onassis on June 19, 2012, 06:21:04 PM
Poor prettyboy Marco was snookered by our President, who simply put Rubio's "Dream 0Act Lite" into practice. Poor Mitt still hasn't decided whether he would revoke Obama's order or not.

I find this amusing.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: BT on June 19, 2012, 06:39:20 PM
Obviously Obama did the end run because of Rubio's ethnic heritage. Can't have a Latino outshine him.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Xavier_Onassis on June 20, 2012, 12:02:50 AM
He did this because it made good sense for both the nation and his political situation. He will get more votes for having done it.

Nothing is preventing Rubio from submitting his bill to Congress. But Rubio was also after votes. Rubio seems to really want to run for VP. But I see the likelihood slipping away. Rubio isn't very qualified. He is just pretty.

The best possible VP candidate would be David Petraeus, but he says he is not interested.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: BT on June 20, 2012, 12:13:30 AM
The Dream Act went before Congress. I believe the Senate tabled it, due to lack of votes.
Obama will lose votes because of action because he is now flooding the market with nearly 1 million newly eligible workers in an already over supplied job market. Blacks are already at 40% unemployment, they they will appreciate Juan cutting in line in front of them?



Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Xavier_Onassis on June 20, 2012, 07:31:24 AM
This will make NO DIFFERENCE in employment. These people are already in the country and have been for at least five years. They are already employed. Do you think they have been living on air? The President's actions have been shown in polls to be favored by 66% of the Independent voters.

Rubio was co-opted, left out in the cold to freeze to death, perhaps to join the festering corpse of Mel Martinez, drummed out of the chairmanship and the Senate by idiot Republicans for daring to embrace sanity in immigration legislation.

Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Christians4LessGvt on June 20, 2012, 11:38:03 AM
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Obama is Using Latinos As Pawns
in His Game of Political Chess


By Luis Alvarado - Political Analyst for CNN Espanol and Telemundo

June 19, 2012

President Obama surprised the political world with the rollout of his mini-DREAM Act. It had become another Etch A Sketch moment for the president, mostly because he had vigorously defended his inability to enact any similar executive orders due to constitutional constraints. The political chess move would render two objectives: getting those "Dreamers" protesting outside his campaign offices into the office as supporters, and also giving him a shield for his meeting this coming Thursday with Latino political powerhouse NALEO, where he had promised four years ago that he would enact comprehensive immigration reform. He could not just have walked into that convention empty handed.

I agree that the Dreamers deserve access to a permanent immigration status solution, a solution where the law enhances the strength of our country with the legalization of their immigration status. Then the work status for the Dreamers would be permanent. I don't believe the president had the legal right to give the work permits; I defer to the legal scholars and the judicial system to determine the constitutionality of these actions.

Politically, by allowing this new bloc of residents to enter the workforce, there will unintended consequences. There will be heavier burdens for the states and higher competition for jobs.

Already we are seeing members of the African-American community demonstrating their dissatisfaction for this new policy. But also it will not be a rosy road for the Dreamers: They will be prone to fraud and intimidation by fake lawyers and those who will seek to profit from the new policy. It will take months before we understand how this is all going to look once it is working. By that time the election will be over and it could all be reversed by another executive order or judicial review.

The Dreamers have been invited to participate in the political process; unfortunately, once again they will be relegated to political pawns in the chess game of presidential campaigns. When President Obama visits Orlando to meet with NALEO, he will have a shiny object to display. It will not be a promise kept that would have addressed the issue of 11.5 million undocumented residents, just a crack in the door for a few Dreamers to squeak in. I hope NALEO has the fortitude to shed its pawn status and call out President Obama for choosing to ignore the Latino community until he needed them again for his re-election campaign. That would be a proud Latino moment

http://www.usnews.com/debate-club/is-obama-right-to-grant-young-illegal-immigrants-work-permits/obama-is-using-latinos-as-pawns-in-his-game-of-political-chess (http://www.usnews.com/debate-club/is-obama-right-to-grant-young-illegal-immigrants-work-permits/obama-is-using-latinos-as-pawns-in-his-game-of-political-chess)
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: BT on June 20, 2012, 12:42:41 PM
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They are already employed.

They shouldn't be, without proper documentation. Thought e-Verify was the answer, that it would catch illegals during the application process. Are you saying it is nothing more than a data gathering spybot used to collect info on US citizens at great cost to business and an even greater cost to a citizens right to privacy?
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Xavier_Onassis on June 20, 2012, 06:53:31 PM
I am saying that these young people are mostly all employed and obviously not living on air. They will not affect employment figures much at all. I have no idea whatever about how many have been denied employment by e-Verify.

I commend President Obama for taking a stand. Let Prettyboy Rubio go ahead and submit his "Dream Act Lite" to Congress.If it is the right thing to do, he should do it. If not, he should never have bothered to write it.

A Hispanic has as much business voting Republican as a chicken would have to vote for Col. Sanders.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: BT on June 20, 2012, 08:30:51 PM
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I have no idea whatever about how many have been denied employment by e-Verify.

If they are illegals they should have been caught through e-Verify.

If not, then there is a flaw in the system.

Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: BT on June 20, 2012, 08:39:21 PM
And what have the dems done for Hispanics anyway. Hound George Zimmerman and put his life in danger? Remind them they take second seat to the blacks? The last amnesty for hispanic illegals was signed and promoted by the GOP and signed by Reagan. First Hispanic Cabinet Member appointed by Reagan.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Xavier_Onassis on June 21, 2012, 12:17:40 AM
e-verify is not universal.

Hispanics are not going to vote Republican because of Reagan's amnesty in the 1980's. Obama will get a majority of their votes, as the Democrats always do: the only unknowns are by how big a margin and the turnout among Hispanics. Zimmerman is not any sort of hero to Hispanics. he is not even a Hispanic to most of them.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: BT on June 21, 2012, 03:11:02 AM
E-verify is required for all new hires.
But you haven't answered the question as to why a hispanic should vote dem? What have they done for them?
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Xavier_Onassis on June 23, 2012, 02:37:48 PM
Hispanics as a group ALWAYS vote for Democrats. Each has his own reasons, but as a rule it is because the GOP is the party of the rich, the party of war, and the party of Old White Guys.

Most Hispanics have come from countries ruled by the rich, the wars that the US has fought in Latin America have been in favor of the oligarchies (El Salvador, Guatemala, the Dominican Republic) other than in Cuba, and th Old White Guys are the bosses who have played the Hispanics off against the Blacks and other minorities since WWI.

Half of all Hispanics, of course are women, and the GOP is decidedly against women's rights.

There is no chance that Romney will get a majority of Hispanic votes, as you will see.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: BT on June 23, 2012, 07:26:01 PM
So let's see:
first Hispanic U.S. Senator
first Hispanic U.S. Congressman
first Latina in Congress
First Hispanic cabinet member
First Hispanic U.S. attorney general
First Hispanic U.S. surgeon general

All under the GOP

Meanwhile the dems say:
Other Hispanic Democrats, including former DNC vice-chairwoman Linda Chavez-Thompson, have accused the party of taking Hispanic support for granted, and not doing enough to increase turnout among Latinos: "I think for the longest time [the Democratic Party], including myself, automatically thought that if you were a Latino you voted Democrat," she said. "That’s not true anymore. We need to ramp up our Latino outreach. We can’t sit back and let the Republicans take votes because we don’t have a message for Latino voters.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Xavier_Onassis on June 23, 2012, 09:27:42 PM
Again, no Republican presidential candidate in recent times has ever gotten a majority of the Hispanic vote, and Romney will likely do worse than Juniorbush.

Look how the GOP treated Mel Martinez: they fired him as chairman and then forced him out of the Senate.
It is not enough to paint sirs brown and say "If sirs were Hispanic, he would vote for Romney", or to paint sirs Black and say "if sirs were Black, he would spit on Sharpton and Jackson and then vote Republican."

Linda Chavez has no message for Hispanics.

Romney's message is "deport yourself".
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: BT on June 23, 2012, 10:42:10 PM
Obama's message is ignore the law.

Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: sirs on June 24, 2012, 03:22:03 AM
BINGO
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Xavier_Onassis on June 24, 2012, 10:06:26 AM
If Rubio or the idiot Republican'ts had any sense, they would submit the Bill that Prettyboy has been writing for the past three months.
But they are not that smart.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: sirs on June 24, 2012, 09:11:29 PM
Neither is ignoring the law....ESPECIALLY when having sworn on the bible to uphold it, in front of God & country
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Xavier_Onassis on June 24, 2012, 09:18:54 PM
The President cannot deport ALL 12 million or so illegals because Congress has not provided funds to do this. So he can only deport those whose deportations are funded. He has chosen to deport those who have broken laws other than immigration laws. As the man responsible for executing the law, he has the choice of which illegals to deport. He has deported many more than Juniorbush, and he has simply made life easier for those who have come here as children and have been educated here, because they will fit in better and be more likely to have the talents that we need the most.
His decision was the right move. Rubio is pissed because he wanted to propose a similar law and of course still could.

This move will win him Hispanic votes. No way Romney will get the number he needs to win in several states.


Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: BT on June 25, 2012, 03:32:39 AM
So if he has deported more illegal immigrants than Bush, why is he considered the better friend to illegals?
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Plane on June 25, 2012, 01:22:38 PM
   President Obama has vewry cleverly reduced the illegal immagration problem , by reducing the job oppurtunity situation that was drawing them like moths to a portch light.

    I would not mind the president receiveing the full credit that he deserves for this accomplishment.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Xavier_Onassis on June 25, 2012, 01:50:17 PM
I do not think that President Obama is considered a better friend to illegals. he is, however, a better friend to Hispanic immigrants, because he does not demonize them, as the teabaggers do all the time, and he shows compassion for those who were brought here by their parents. He has opposed the Arizona law and other laws which would cause the police to stop, interrogate and demand ID's from anyone who looks like they MIGHT be illegal.

He will clearly get a majority of the Hispanic vote.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Plane on June 25, 2012, 02:09:05 PM
, a better friend to Hispanic immigrants, because he does not demonize them, as the teabaggers do all the time,....


  I would like to see examples of what you are speaking of , and how they connect to the Tea Party. I do not think that Deamonisation is nearly as tipical of the TEA party as it is of the critics of the Tea party.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: sirs on June 25, 2012, 11:49:33 PM
, a better friend to Hispanic immigrants, because he does not demonize them, as the teabaggers do all the time,....


  I would like to see examples of what you are speaking of , and how they connect to the Tea Party.

I think everyone would.  But don't hold your breath waiting for one.  The only folks I ever see any teabagger "demonize" is illegal immigrants and politicans that spend exponentially more of taxpayer's money then they'd ever hope to aquire thru taxation

Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: sirs on June 27, 2012, 01:03:10 AM
See what I mean?  I'm glad you weren't holding your breath, Plane     ;)
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: sirs on June 27, 2012, 03:08:51 AM
Xo taking time to respond in other threads still, but does he respond to the specific request for these supposed examples, that are supposedly occuring "all the time"??   




nope.  What a stunner.............................................not
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: sirs on June 27, 2012, 11:27:45 PM
All that Xo bluster, bigotry, and anti tea party ranting, in post after post, rarely ever in response to a request or inquiry, yet here, in this thread, AUTHORED by Xo, and Plane being very clear & civil in requesting some examples of tea baggers demonizing hispanics, "all the time".........................................and not a peep of validation.  Ranks just as bad as the ridicuolus claim of all those racist paypal donations to Zimmerman
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Xavier_Onassis on June 28, 2012, 12:51:31 PM
If, as Rubio said, Congressional action is needed to deal with the Dream Act children, then Rubio should submit his law for a vote and the Republicans should shut the Hell up.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: sirs on June 28, 2012, 09:45:45 PM
So, let's try again.....where are all these copious examples of teabaggers demonizing hispanics, "all the time"??

Just more invalid bluster?
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Xavier_Onassis on June 28, 2012, 09:51:45 PM
I don't have to prove anything to you sirs. You are an idiot, incapable iof understanding even simple sentences. Go take a flying f at a rolling doughnut.
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: sirs on June 28, 2012, 09:56:34 PM
Of course you don't have to prove anything.  You actually make a point to invalidate everything you claim by never backing anything up with any facts.  Just endless unsubtantiated wreckless accusations

And it's Plane you're apparently claiming as "incapable of understanding even simple sentences".  He's the one who originally asked of you to provide some examples of these teabaggers, which still goes unanswered, while you drool over trying to find more names to call me
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Plane on June 30, 2012, 01:46:50 PM
So, let's try again.....where are all these copious examples of teabaggers demonizing hispanics, "all the time"??

Just more invalid bluster?


Perhaps they are a little hard to find.
I don't doubt tho that this is genuinly the impression that XO has of the tea party.

I suspect calumny.



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Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: sirs on June 30, 2012, 02:20:50 PM
You wouldn't think they'd be difficult, if they were happening "all the time", per Xo.  How about just one example??
Title: Re: Marco Rubio snookered by the President
Post by: Plane on June 30, 2012, 02:30:24 PM
You wouldn't think they'd be difficult, if they were happening "all the time", per Xo.  How about just one example??

I could find a small number of badly behaving members of ANY organisation, especially a large loosely organised one.

I have a generally favorable impression of the TEA party mostly because I agree with them and their behavior is 90% or better deserving of my approval.

 
People who love taxes say that the TEA party is racially motivated because they would rather talk about race than taxes. It is so hard to make a case for loving taxes , but not hard at all to point out that racism has negative effects. It is simply the easyer tack to take.

It can be made true retroactively.