House GOP fail to pass their own border bill, blame Obama instead.

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MongGrel

Lifer
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Maybe if Obama did not make the choice to ignore immigration laws, he would have a bill by now.

But we all know the law means little to Obama. He'll ignore parts he doesn't like, and only enforce parts he does.

Any bill that allows bought border security and amnesty and gets passed by congress, will only have amnesty actually executed by the dictator in chief.
And this twit had to show up, spouting off ignorant shit per usual.
 

HomerJS

Lifer
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Maybe if Obama did not make the choice to ignore immigration laws, he would have a bill by now.

But we all know the law means little to Obama. He'll ignore parts he doesn't like, and only enforce parts he does.

Any bill that allows bought border security and amnesty and gets passed by congress, will only have amnesty actually executed by the dictator in chief.

EXACTLY what immigration did Obama ignore??
 

ivwshane

Lifer
May 15, 2000
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Maybe if Obama did not make the choice to ignore immigration laws, he would have a bill by now.

But we all know the law means little to Obama. He'll ignore parts he doesn't like, and only enforce parts he does.

Any bill that allows bought border security and amnesty and gets passed by congress, will only have amnesty actually executed by the dictator in chief.

Hmm...it would seem that if republicans were smart they would pass an immigration bill which would then force the president to follow it. If Obama doesn't follow the law...impeachment time!

Instead we have the Republican Party set on doing anything but their job but to keep their elected positions they have to throw a bone to their idiot base. Their base is really fucking dumb too! They will believe anything, including suing a sitting president instead of impeaching him. But hey look at the dumb mother fucker I quoted above, the republicans could shit in a bowl and every time someone from their base takes a bite, they will be that much closer to "stopping" Obama.
 

Mani

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Aug 9, 2001
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Bhoener needs to go, the guy is way out of his league. He will go down as the worst house speaker in history and that is something he can cry about.

In fairness to him, I don't know if anyone could successfully lead the band of circus clowns the Republican party has assembled in congress.
 

michal1980

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Hmm...it would seem that if republicans were smart they would pass an immigration bill which would then force the president to follow it. If Obama doesn't follow the law...impeachment time!

Instead we have the Republican Party set on doing anything but their job but to keep their elected positions they have to throw a bone to their idiot base. Their base is really fucking dumb too! They will believe anything, including suing a sitting president instead of impeaching him. But hey look at the dumb mother fucker I quoted above, the republicans could shit in a bowl and every time someone from their base takes a bite, they will be that much closer to "stopping" Obama.

he doesn't follow laws now. whats make you think that if we pass more laws he'll follow them.
 

michal1980

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EXACTLY what immigration did Obama ignore??

for starters, his dreamers executive order is ignoring/rewriting laws on the books.


Then there is turning a blind eye to the illegals streaming across the border. Then when the numbers get large, he plays the typical liberal card. 'We cant deport X number of illegals its too many'. Its to many because he willfully let them in.

Now he is setting up shelters for illegals, which will just send the message that if you come to America they are rolling out the red carpet for you, so come on up.
 

Newell Steamer

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The GOP is such a fucking joke.

Complain about taking action without Masta's Congress' approval, then direct the President to take action without Congress' approval.

Let me guess, they will sue the President after he follows their direction as well??
 

DrDoug

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You could have saved some time and just titled this "GOP fails, blames Obama" because that is all they have done for the last six years now. I used to vote for the best candidate, no matter the party, but now it will be a cold day in hell before I ever vote for a fucking Republican again. I'll never register as a Democrat but the Republicans have lost my (and my family's) vote until hell freezes over.

They have gone insane and they are trying to turn our country into a third world shithole.
 

VRAMdemon

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Lol!..Republicans are complaining that Obama isn't acting unilaterally to fix the border without input from congress?

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/201...rt-circuit-obama-executive-action-on-illegal/

"In the absence of legislation, Republicans urged President Obama to act on his own to secure the borders and safely deport illegal immigrant children."

So they said this the same week they voted to sue Obama for bypassing congress?

Comedy gold!...
 

Moonbeam

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The GOP is such a fucking joke.

Complain about taking action without Masta's Congress' approval, then direct the President to take action without Congress' approval.

Let me guess, they will sue the President after he follows their direction as well??

I think they should have two suits, one for acting without direction and one for following directions.
 

theeedude

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Feb 5, 2006
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http://www.newrepublic.com/article/...lobbies-against-house-gops-border-crisis-bill

Make no mistake, House Speaker John Boehner—and the rest of the Republican establishment—still have a big Ted Cruz problem. And it’s only going to get bigger as the 2016 presidential election approaches.

As it stands now, Cruz has successfully persuaded a block of House Republicans to vote against the House GOP’s border bill, forcing Boehner to pull the legislation from the docket. The situation is still fluid. The House GOP had an emergency meeting this afternoon and a few members have said that they'll stay in session until they vote on the bill. While the next steps are unclear at the moment, what is clear is that Cruz played an integral part in Thursday's events.
Looks like clowns are in charge of the GOP circus. :)
 

master_shake_

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Sad thing is that the American people are probably not paying attention to any if this.
And will also turn the senate into the house come November.
Then wonder what the hell happened when the country goes to belly up.
Stocks crash due to government shutdowns.
Unemployment once again sky rockets.
We are about to become the most ignorant nation in history.
And the voters will blame obamacare.


about to? what are you stuck in 1980?
 

werepossum

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how's the Senate version coming along? and would the White House have even signed this? they were blasting the proposed bill just this morning.
There is absolutely no chance that this bill or its Senate equivalent would go anywhere in the Senate, much less get past Obama. Also no chance that Obama would let this get in the way of his radically reforming America. It was simply political posturing so that during campaigning the House Pubbies could say they passed a bill, any bill, and thus were doing something.

That's what makes this even funnier. This was a totally empty, meaningless gesture for political benefit and the GOP STILL couldn't pass it. When a major party cannot agree on what meaningless political posturing gesture to take . . . You can't make this shit up.
 

ivwshane

Lifer
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There is absolutely no chance that this bill or its Senate equivalent would go anywhere in the Senate, much less get past Obama. Also no chance that Obama would let this get in the way of his radically reforming America. It was simply political posturing so that during campaigning the House Pubbies could say they passed a bill, any bill, and thus were doing something.

That's what makes this even funnier. This was a totally empty, meaningless gesture for political benefit and the GOP STILL couldn't pass it. When a major party cannot agree on what meaningless political posturing gesture to take . . . You can't make this shit up.

Oops one of your other personalities popped up while you typing your reply. Probably time to take your medicine again!

If I could talk to your other self for a moment I'd like to ask exactly what "radical reforming" has obama done or even proposed?

If you already took your medicine then go ahead and disregard this post.