Make Obama and the Republican Establishment an offer they can’t refuse

Coach is Right ^ | 11/25/14 | Kevin "Coach" Collins

[Oldpuppymax]

Now that Barack Obama has granted millions of illegal aliens’ amnesty and stretched our social systems to the point of collapse the question becomes: How do we respond?

First we need to determine who “we” are.

We know Obama’s allies in the Republican Establishment (GOPe) are not on America’s side and although this complicates our task, it does not make it impossible.

There are some things we could do, such as; mass deportations; withholding funds for Obama’s actions and/or blocking them with a government shutdown or even bringing impeachment proceedings against him. Each of these steps has merit, but each gives the Democrats, the GOPe and the media an opening to change the subject and turn public opinion against us.

Nevertheless, there is an effective way to respond to Obama’s amnesty edict without stepping into the traps of our enemies. It may sound simplistic but giving Obama what he THINKS he wants can defeat him by using his own positions against him.

He says he wants stronger border security so we should give him stronger border security; but on our terms. Let the security be immediate and through. This puts Obama and his GOPe allies in a box. After all their empty talk about “fixing the broken immigration system” how can the GOPe refuse to bring this bill forward? When it is introduced as a standalone, clean up or down, bill how can John Boehner and Mitch McConnell block it?

Obama just said he wanted tighter border security (with his fingers crossed behind his back); if he vetoes the bill he loses even more support and forces nervous Democrats to rethink their connection to the Democrat Party.

Since Obama wants background checks for his new Democrats as well as making them pay taxes...

[jaydee770]

How can Boehner/McConnell deny or stop it?

Easy! They simply refuse to allow it on the floor for a vote due to (insert political double-speak here).

“It wasn’t comprehensive enough...”
“It is a fine framework, but needs more work in committee...” (where it can die a quiet death)
“It is headed in the right direction and we continue to work on bi-partisan support for the bill...”

They are a heck of a lot smarter than I am, so I’m sure they can come up with the appropriate talking-points to basically put it on the fast track to nowhere.

The media will keep the bill “unheard” and will amplify (if needed) the Boehner/McConnell’s reasons for not allowing a vote.

If we want any hope of getting anything accomplished on border security, fed spending, 0bamaScamCare or pretty much anything “good” we can think of — Job-1 is to get rid of Boehner and McConnell. Until that happens, nothing changes and we all know it.

[elephantlips]

Working to get the government to change the amnesty situation is not going to undue the damage. Making it all but impossible for the illegals to stay here is the answer. Fines and/or imprisonment for anyone employing them, hiring them, providing education to them, housing to them, any type of credentials to them, etc. Make it a nightmare for them to be here and they’ll leave on their own. No benefits of any kind to give them any reason to expect a welcome. Pass the laws, finish the walls!