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Car Forum / Toyota / Toyota Cars / June 2008(OT:) The Dems and the Reps have a field day...
On the local town common. It is really hilarious. The Dems are battling the same old issues and railing against GWB (rather than against McCain, who may well be the next Pres), "No blood for oil", "No war in Iraq", etc The Reps had it right (as usual): Current signs: "We don't need an Obamanation" "Since Dems took over Congress, gas prices have tripled" "If there's blood, where's the oil?" Democrats still campagning against Bush. We wonder why things have gotten worse since Pelosi et al took over Congress? > On the local town common. > It is really hilarious. The Dems are battling the same old issues and [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > Democrats still campagning against Bush. We wonder why things have gotten > worse since Pelosi et al took over Congress? McCain: I will be the agent for badly needed change. Reporter: How will you do that sir? McCain: By holding the course. We don't need mini-bush II, we want the war to end. dennis in nca >> On the local town common. >> It is really hilarious. The Dems are battling the same old issues and [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > We don't need mini-bush II, we want the war to end. That's just one instance. In the overall picture, McCain is more of a catalyst for change than anyone else, certainly more than Clinton, and probably better in the long haul than Obama. If *all* you want is the war to end, you're good. If you want America to get back on it's feet, get rid of the Democrats holding it back. >>> On the local town common. >>> It is really hilarious. The Dems are battling the same old issues and [quoted text clipped - 27 lines] > If you want America to get back on it's feet, get rid of the Democrats > holding it back. Until we have someone in office who has the balls to get rid of the illegal immigrants this country will keep going down the toilet. They aren't the only reason, but they are a big part of it. > "Hachiroku ????" <Tru...@ae86.GTS> wrote in message > [quoted text clipped - 37 lines] > > - Show quoted text - > Until we have someone in office who has the balls to get rid of the illegal > immigrants this country will keep going down the toilet. They aren't the > only reason, but they are a big part of it.- I disagree. The politicians are exactly the reason we have the illegal problem we have today. Farmers and others wanted a cheap workforce. Their lobby bought (call it what you will) politicians favorable to their cause. This con- tinues today. Simple economics and includes almost all present, and past, Dems & Pubs. dennis in nca > > Until we have someone in office who has the balls to get rid of > the illegal [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > tinues today. Simple economics and includes almost all present, and past, > Dems & Pubs. Very well! I like the "guest worker" program! Give them a work permit and a SS number, and then tax them, then send them packing. Works for me! > > > Until we have someone in office who has the balls to get rid of > > the illegal [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Very well! I like the "guest worker" program! Give them a work permit and > a SS number, and then tax them, then send them packing. Works for me! Sounds like the way it used to be in the 70's. Fair to all. In fact IIRC I was on the picket lines for a fair wage for immigrant farm workers (United Farm Workers) under the old system. I'd never picket today after these same immigrants have screwed everything up (with the politicos blessings of course). It's a life, and world, of crime for these people; their chosen method of survival. dennis in nca >> Very well! I like the "guest worker" program! Give them a work permit >> and a SS number, and then tax them, then send them packing. Works for [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > politicos blessings of course). It's a life, and world, of crime for > these people; their chosen method of survival. Interesting take on the situation, rigger. > >> Very well! I like the "guest worker" program! Give them a work permit > >> and a SS number, and then tax them, then send them packing. Works for [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Interesting take on the situation, rigger. Unfortunate and no ones plan but there you have it. At some point migrant workers decided to stop traveling and following the harvest and decided to take-up perm- enant residence. In order to do this they needed forged documents such as Social Security numbers and drivers license. These seemed like small things but then they grew larger. Ask someone who does the payroll for a company employing illegals and you'll find people changing their ID whenever it suits them, mostly to avoid un- paid bills and garnishments (and often rehired for the same job under a different identity). And "the bitch" of it all is the kids raised in these households (even by loving parents) are raised to learn crime is not only "all right" but is the pre- ferred method of survival. No wonder hispanic gangs grow so fast. You can thank your local politicos for this mess. But of course, the politicos being the scum bags they are, probably don't see any- thing wrong. dennis in nca > And "the bitch" of it all is the kids raised in these households (even > by loving parents) are raised to learn crime is not only "all right" but [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > politicos being the scum bags they are, probably don't see any- thing > wrong. Here it's the Puerto Rican population causing a lot of the trouble, but they're US citizens!!! > >> On the local town common. > >> It is really hilarious. The Dems are battling the same old issues and [quoted text clipped - 29 lines] > > - Show quoted text - Your opinion is noted but mini-bush can't do a damn thing because he'll never be in charge so unfortunatly we'll never know if your rediculous statement is true or not, now will we? Have you forgotten who got us in this mess? The length of your memory seems shorter than most. dennis in nca >> That's just one instance. >> In the overall picture, McCain is more of a catalyst for change than [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > never be in charge so unfortunatly we'll never know if your rediculous > statement is true or not, now will we? It's redickerus... > Have you forgotten who got us in this mess? The length of your memory > seems shorter than most. Oh, not at all. I remember September 11, 2001 quite well, as a matter of fact. Seems a lot of Democrats, esp those running for President have forgotten it. And Obama wants to kiss Iran's a.s... |
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