Posted on 04/18/2014 5:34:14 PM PDT by ObamahatesPACoal
Republican Iowa Congressman Steve King responded after an organization backed by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg launched an advertising blitz against him Friday. King issued a statement saying the commercials, which were paid for by Zuckerberg's pro-immigration reform group FWD.us, show the Facebook chairman and CEO wants to "reward people for breaking our laws" in order to bring in talent for his company.
"I am under attack by billionaire Mark Zuckerberg because I am one of the few who will stand up and tell the truth about amnesty," King said in his statement.
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LOL ,Facebook and Talent together
He should have said Zuck doesn’t want to pay market salaries for American specialists for his company, so he is advocating for foreign workers who will will work for less money than qualified American workers.
Thank goodness for a few congressmen like King who haven’t sold out to Suckerberg et al.
well, he stole facebook and made 20 billion, so law breaking is nothing new to him.
Well apparently so does the GOP.
"I am under attack by billionaire Mark Zuckerberg because I am one of the few who will stand up and tell the truth about amnesty," King said in his statement.
So many FReepers joined the bandwagon to boycott Mozilla over the resignation of CEO Eich. How many will heed the call to boycott Facebook over Zuckerberg’s very obvious liberalism?
*crickets*
H1B bump for later.......
Conservatives really to need to unite and dump facebook. I find it totally worthless anyway.
Self - starving or Self - deportation?
Either way, strong Citizen hostility toward Illegal Alien Invaders from Mexico is “working,” to use an Obama phrase.
I’m not currently a Facebook user, not so much due to politics as privacy. Google is bad enough, but at least it is not easy to stalk people because of their use of Google.
Getting rid of Facebook would require a good alternative for many people.
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