Posted on 11/11/2013 10:08:42 AM PST by jimbo123
President Barack Obama hasn’t given up on immigration reform, but he still needs a way to break through with House Republicans.
The White House has reached out to former George W. Bush administration officials, conservative business leaders and selected House members, all in search of a way to hone a message that can move House leaders without scaring them off.
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Conservatives sympathetic to the immigration reform effort, including former Bush Cabinet secretaries Michael Chertoff and Carlos Gutierrez; Carl Thorsen, former general counsel to ex-House Majority Leader Tom DeLay who is now working for New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s immigration group; and representatives from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers, met last month with White House chief of staff Denis McDonough and domestic policy adviser Cecilia Munoz.
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Damn Barack Obama and damn any republicans who throw in with him.
If you like your country, you can keep your country.
Votes and cheap labor.
McCain and Graham and Snow will muster up some gang of “f-faces” to get this done.
If you “reach out” to the Left, you may NOT get to keep your hand ...
***The White House has reached out to former George W. Bush administration officials, conservative business leaders and selected House members, all in search of a way to hone a message that can move House leaders without scaring them off.***
GWB ain’t no conservative.
Business ‘leaders’ who jump on the NWO bandwagon are not conservative - and there’s no legitimate business reason to advocate amnesty anyway.
The House ain’t interested in being ‘moved’ by the bullschtein.
Conservatives(?!) sympathetic to the immigration reform effort, including former Bush Cabinet secretaries Michael Chertoff and Carlos Gutierrez; Carl Thorsen, former general counsel to ex-House Majority Leader Tom DeLay who is now working for New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s (?!!) immigration group; and representatives from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and the National Association of Manufacturers, met last month with White House chief of staff Denis McDonough and domestic policy adviser Cecilia Munoz.
F-U jug ears.
This pretend game that they will somehow make something like SS more solvent and be accretive to the GDP instead of a continuing drain like they are now, is absolute nonsense.
Tom Delay’s working for Bloomberg now?????????
Oops, never mind...I read that poorly constructed sentence wrong.
“Summon the Rinos!”
Well come on Juan McLame, Lindsey graham,marco,
run over and put yor lips on this magic negro’sass.
Well come on Juan McLame, Lindsey graham,marco,
run over and put yor lips on this magic negro’sass.
Send in the RINOS,
There ought to be RINOS—
They’re already here!
And folks were pushing Amnesty Liberal Tom DeLay to run against John Cornyn....sheesh
Only positive from all this is that politicians know Amnesty will cost them elections
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