Pelosi calls illegal immigrant youths 'patriotic,' promises amnesty

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Pelosi calls illegal immigrant youths 'patriotic,' promises amnesty
by Paul Bedard
 | November 26, 2018 07:20 AM

Incoming House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is doubling down on her plan to open America’s doors to undocumented immigrants with a promise to pass the Dream Act and comprehensive immigration reform.

Under pressure to move on the two packages in the face of opposition from the GOP and White House, Pelosi indicated that they will be among the initial moves by the new Democratic majority.

In a column co-written with House Rep. John Sarbanes of Maryland, the immigration issues were packaged in a paragraph where the duo promised to “make live better for all Americans.”

Those targeted by the Dream Act are not citizens or even documented. The act targets children brought illegally into the United States and would provide a path to citizenship, sometimes referred to by critics as amnesty.

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https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/washington-secrets/pelosi-calls-illegal-immigrant-youths-patriotic-promises-amnesty

[GtHawk]

Oh yeah they're patriotic.......to their home countries waving those flags while they disrespect America.

[jpsb]

This is what you get when you don't vote GOP.

[Wingnut]

This is what you get when you don't vote GOP.

And you live in socialist california.  future 3rd world shithole.

[libertybele]

This is what you get when you don't vote GOP.

I'm not sure that there is anyone that frequently posts here, that votes DEM.

President Trump and the GOP have a really rough 2 years ahead of them as well as the American people.  God help us if the GOP loses in 2020.

[Fishrrman]

jpsb wrote:
"This is what you get when you don't vote GOP"

This is why I seldom vote for "candidates" any more.

I'm strictly a "party voter".
I vote for the party, not so much the candidate.

Who the candidate IS, is less important than -- if elected -- he will vote in the interests of the party.

That's why I no longer particularly care about ethics or character insofar as any candidate is concerned.

I actually would -PREFER- a corrupt individual who will STILL VOTE FOR THE PARTY when called upon to do so, to the "person of character" who will betray my interests.

Call me whatever you wish.

The democrat-communists (and the real Soviet-era communists before them) understand this. That's why for the last 50 years they have continually pushed this country's culture towards the abyss, while the Republicans all-too-often put up little-to-no resistance.

It's also why I enthusiastically endorse Mr. Trump in spite of his shortcomings. Because he actually fights against the dem-coms, giving it to them as good or better as [they try] to give it to him.

[Dexter]

This is what you get when you don't vote GOP.

Republicans aren't going to stop this crap either. You need people with spines to lead the party.

[libertybele]

Republicans aren't going to stop this crap either. You need people with spines to lead the party.

Last time I checked, leading is exactly what Pres. Trump is doing.

[Dexter]

Last time I checked, leading is exactly what Pres. Trump is doing.

Honestly I wasn't even thinking of Donald, but yes. He's not a real Republican because he actually attempts to follow through with his promises.

[Dexter]

The business people that own congressional Republicans want open borders.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2018/09/10/billionaire-koch-brothers-launch-super-pac-to-support-open-borders-politicians/

The pro-mass immigration, GOP megadonor, billionaire Koch brothers are forming a new super PAC ahead of the 2018 midterm elections to back politicians who support their agenda of open borders, amnesty, and endless free trade.

[goodwithagun]

This is what you get when you don't vote GOP.

GOPers like John Kasich and Paul Ryan?

[goodwithagun]

See, this is why Nancy is the gift that will keep on giving. She ensures four more years of trump, and taking both chambers in 2020. Keep giving her the mic.

[Dexter]

Oh, it's unfair to the Chinese. :-< It's hard to be a nationalist when clowns like this own half of your party.

billionaire Charles Koch called Trump’s tariffs on imported Chinese products “ridiculous” and said they were “unfair” to foreigners.

“Yeah, it’s unfair. It’s unfair to their people,” Koch claimed of the foreign countries and foreign workers who have been hit with Trump’s tariffs.

[Dexter]

Trump’s tariffs, as Breitbart News reported, have created more than 11,000 American jobs in the economy in the last six months, according to research by the Coalition for a Prosperous America. This means that there are 20 times as many American jobs that have been created thanks to Trump’s tariffs on imported foreign goods than jobs that have been lost.

Maybe we should vote for people that aren't owned by international businesses that don't give a damn about average Americans.

[Chosen Daughter]

The business people that own congressional Republicans want open borders.

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2018/09/10/billionaire-koch-brothers-launch-super-pac-to-support-open-borders-politicians/

Those guys remind me of these guys:



Exactly the reason why we cannot wait for Congress to do anything about border security.  They don't want to.  Our government is bought and payed for by guys like this.

[Emjay]

This is what you get when you don't vote GOP.

Yep, and I hope everybody remembers this stuff at the next election.

[Chosen Daughter]

Yep, and I hope everybody remembers this stuff at the next election.

Oh, OK.  Why don't we have a wall?  I believe in being truthful so I am going to give you a link explaining what is holding up border security.

After Trump says no to his immigration plan, Lindsey Graham goes his own way

Read more here: https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/politics-government/article195185389.html#storylink=cpy

https://www.charlotteobserver.com/news/politics-government/article195185389.html

Oh and in the strongest term of dislike, I dislike Sean Hannity.  What an idiot.
I always vote Republican.   But some Republicans are liberals.

[Dexter]

But some Republicans are liberals.

I think the problem is a large number of Democrats and Republicans are bought off by monied interests. We need to make safeguards that make it more difficult to bribe our politicians.

[RetBobbyMI]

Yep, and I hope everybody remembers this stuff at the next election.

And no matter how many vote GOP, the Dems will “find” more votes then that.

[RetBobbyMI]

I think the problem is a large number of Democrats and Republicans are bought off by monied interests. We need to make safeguards that make it more difficult to bribe our politicians.

It’s already decided by SCOTUS that corporate giving to campaigns is unconstitutional on First Amendment grounds. So that leave limiting what campaigns can receive, which politicians in office refuse to address. Why cut their own throat?

[Dexter]

Why cut their own throat?

Seems like we've found an ugly job that needs doing somehow. The voters are not in control as long as the rich can buy our politicians.

[sneakypete]

And you live in socialist california.  future 3rd world shithole.

@The Ghost

Soon to be coming to a state you live in,if the Dims and their NT allies have their way.

[sneakypete]

jpsb wrote:
"This is what you get when you don't vote GOP"

This is why I seldom vote for "candidates" any more.

I'm strictly a "party voter".
I vote for the party, not so much the candidate.

Who the candidate IS, is less important than -- if elected -- he will vote in the interests of the party.

That's why I no longer particularly care about ethics or character insofar as any candidate is concerned.

I actually would -PREFER- a corrupt individual who will STILL VOTE FOR THE PARTY when called upon to do so, to the "person of character" who will betray my interests.

Call me whatever you wish.

The democrat-communists (and the real Soviet-era communists before them) understand this. That's why for the last 50 years they have continually pushed this country's culture towards the abyss, while the Republicans all-too-often put up little-to-no resistance.

It's also why I enthusiastically endorse Mr. Trump in spite of his shortcomings. Because he actually fights against the dem-coms, giving it to them as good or better as [they try] to give it to him.

@Fishrrman

If it were not for the Bush Crime Family,I would be in total agreement with you. Thanks to those traitors,I will NEVER vote for any ticket that has someone named "Bush" on it. If I am going to vote for a globalist traitor to America,I will go ahead and vote for one that is honest about it,rather than vote for the spineless weasel playing "make believe".

And if you scratch beneath the surface of their skin,the vast majority of the "ultra moral NT's" are Bush-Bot Party People who hate Trump because he ruined it for JEB.

[Dexter]

@Fishrrman

If it were not for the Bush Crime Family,I would be in total agreement with you. Thanks to those traitors,I will NEVER vote for any ticket that has someone named "Bush" on it. If I am going to vote for a globalist traitor to America,I will go ahead and vote for one that is honest about it,rather than vote for the spineless weasel playing "make believe".

And if you scratch beneath the surface of their skin,the vast majority of the "ultra moral NT's" are Bush-Bot Party People who hate Trump because he ruined it for JEB.

LOL!

Jeb ruined it for himself. Without Trump Ted Cruz would have won the nomination and then he would have gone on to lose to Hillary Clinton. Trump ruined everything.

[240B]

The worst oversight of the founding fathers was not creating term-limits from the beginning. Congress was supposed to be 'public service'. They were suppose to make a subsistence salary. It was never intended to be a lifelong career, turning Congress into a body of millionaires, 10 or 100 times over.

The reason the founding fathers didn't bother with term-limits is because it never occurred to them that people would want to stay. They left their homes, and farms, and family, to do it as a civic duty. They couldn't wait to get back home.

But then, Congress discovered that they could vote in their own salaries, benefits, vacations, and their own rules that govern them. And now we have the utterly corrupt mess we have today. Almost all of Congress is in the upper 1% of wealthy Americans, they have benefits and vacations that no normal American could ever dream of, and they do not have to live by the laws they create for the peasant class.

Essentially, over time they have voted themselves a little privileged utopia on Capitol Hill. And nobody is allowed inside their dream world, nobody can enter their fantasy bubble world unless they approve it. Or so they thought until Trump happened. Now they are all frantically trying to restore their very exclusive dominance, like the so called cool-kids in high school. And they seem to be winning.