Posted on 06/20/2014 10:07:41 AM PDT by Oldpuppymax
During the final minutes of a basketball game when the score is close and an inbounding play is crucial we often see successive time outs taken by both teams. The coach whose team is inbounding will wait to see the defending team’s alignment and call a time out to counter it. The defending team might do the same. Each wants an edge; each wants to know what the other will do.
As the leader/coach of the enemy’s team, Barack Hussein Obama has just done this to America in regard to the flood of illegal alien children racing over our now non-existent Southern border. Obama’s ultimate goal is to import an endless stream of new Democrat voters from South and Central America. To further this aim he has declared an amnesty to see what defenses his American enemies will employ. Now that he knows what we will do he has called a “timeout” and has told his Mexican allies to stop allowing the illegal alien pawns to approach the fence where our border used to be.
He has planned this move very carefully. In January, we have now learned, he advertised for 65,000 “escorts” for unaccompanied minor illegal aliens. Here’s what he has learned.
Republicans will do nothing but...
(Excerpt) Read more at coachisright.com ...
The current Argument for Amnesty is akin to saying that if a certain percentage of the population becomes burglars then we should legalize burglary.
We are witnessing a breakdown of the IDEA of the RULE OF LAW, God Help us ALL!
Love that analogy!
.....and Texas Gov. Ricky Perry, once tough guy hoping to gain the GOP Prez nomination, jumped up on his desk and shrieked like he’d seen a mouse, then agreed that the illegal “children” should go to AZ!
Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!
No Way Jose (No Se Puede!) by 10 Pound Test
Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!
Scouts Out! Cavalry Ho!
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