Posted on 08/05/2017 2:41:13 PM PDT by John Semmens
Fresh off his crucial vote to kill the repeal of Obamacare, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) is now working with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) to craft what McCain called a fitting legacy to honor my service to the country and Senate over my lifetime.
The bill they are drafting is a revival of the so-called Gang of Eight measure passed by the Senate in 2013, but rejected by the House. It would give a path to citizenship to most illegal immigrants, greatly increase the number of visas to allow companies to replace American workers with foreigners and greatly increase the number of legal immigrants who would be eligible to enter the country over the next 30 years.
Schumer suggested that the new law might be dubbed McCainesty as way to help people remember the man we are honoring with this crucial reform to our immigration policy. Considering the dire health of Sen. McCain, his good friend Sen. Graham (R-SC) has reluctantly agreed to surrender his long-held claimed right to name the policy change Grahamnesty.
McCain compared his proposal with the immigration bill recently unveiled by the Trump Administration, calling it a glaring contrast between a stance of selfishness and generosity. Trump wants to restrict immigration to protect already rich Americans from having to share our nations wealth with those less fortunate. This is not the America I want to leave behind when Im gone. I want an America that lives up to the Statue of Libertys promise to house the homeless, wretched masses yearning to eat free.
The Senator cited the $1.3 billion in welfare paid to illegal immigrants by Los Angeles County over the last two years as a down payment on our historic promise. Our new bill will remove barriers to an even greater fulfillment of the dream of a more equitable redistribution of the Earths bounty and take us further toward President Obamas vision of a transformed world.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti endorsed the McCain-Schumer initiative as a demonstration of common sense. In theory, the redistribution could be accomplished by sending our wealth to other countries. It would be more practical, though, to let the beneficiaries come here. Not only will they spend a greater portion of the welfare in the local community, theyll also be present to cast the votes needed to elect those who will work to continue the transformation.
if you missed any of this week's other semi-news/semi-satire posts you can find them at...
https://azconservative.org/2017/08/05/legacy-legislation-to-honor-mccain-proposed/
I don’t think I can despise that treasonous prick any more then I do.
If I do I vow that I will visit his grave site once...and only once.
When I arrive at the headstone my bladder will be full.When I leave a minute or so later it will be empty and that headstone will be damp.
Well they better keep the location a secret because if they don’t you will be standing in a very long line.
If I do I vow that I will visit his grave site once...and only once.
Hopefully when you’re bladder is full.
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