Remember the You lie comment to Obama and people call it disrespectful?

[heyheybooboo]

The criteria I read that Obama endorsed from a bipartisan proposal that Schumer and Grassley put together includes:

1. Must pay a fine and all back taxes.
2. Must be fluent in English

and a few other requirements as a pathway to citizenship.

Damn I hope #2 get's extended to all citizens. Using "of" instead of "ve" should result in immediate deportation for anyone.

Oh, the Irony.

Thems hoo live in glass houses ...




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[boomerang]

Some of you guys amaze me. It's obvious you pay no attention to the news. Yet you argue here like there's no tomorrow.

http://jurist.law.pitt.edu/paperchase/2010/03/us-senators-unveil-bipartisan.php

The proposal was met with praise [press release] from President Barack Obama, who encouraged the senators to draft corresponding legislation.

http://news.blogs.cnn.com/2010/03/19/on-the-radar-health-care-immigration-911-settlement/

 

[dmcowen674]

He lied his teeth off and he deserve no respect.

Respect are earn through action, not given just because he is president of the United States.

Good, you Republicans would never have any respect for any Democrat President anyway.

The more he pisses you off the better :thumbsup:

 

[Darwin333]

However, the LLie is not with Obama, it's with those attempting to make the General Public believe that Illegals will get HC Coverage, they simply will not.

They kinda already do. Are you saying the HC bill, or any other legislation, specifically stops illegals from getting the healthcare services that they currently already receive?

 

[Gonad the Barbarian]

Thems hoo live in glass houses ...




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I freely admit I make mistakes, but it seems knowing the difference between a contraction and preposition is a dying art.

 

[Carmen813]

I freely admit I make mistakes, but it seems knowing the difference between a contraction and preposition is a dying art.

One happens while the baby is being born and the other happens before the baby is made.

Am I right?