Apparently, while speaking to what was described as being a group of business leaders there at the White House on Tuesday, Barry "Almighty" made it quite clear that that he’s rather eager to get this whole amnesty thing done with. He said he doesn’t know any reason why a "pathway to citizenship" for illegal aliens could not be enacted before the end of this year. And, I guess, in what was an attempt to make his point, he argued that there are "some very conservative folks" who "believe that now is the time to get this done." I assume he’s talking about Marco Rubio, who, even now, is backtracking. I doubt it’s the true conservative folks who are in any big hurry to move on amnesty, but the not-so-conservative folks most certainly are!
"These businesses understand that," he said. "They understand that if we are serious about border security, if we do a better job of streamlining the legal immigration system, if we are holding employers who aren’t doing the right thing accountable, and we provide a pathway to citizenship for those who have paid a fine, learned English, are getting to the back of the line, taking their responsibilities--that all together, these businesses are going to have more customers, we’re going to see people who are currently working here, out of the shadows, paying taxes and getting right with the law." Well those in Congress don’t work for those businesses, who they work for is "We the People!" Barry supports none of these requirement, he wants blanket amnesty.
Barry further said that providing an amnesty to illegal aliens--n.b. a "pathway to citizenship"--would grow the U.S. economy above "the growth that's already taking place," and reduce the federal deficit. "We know that the Senate bipartisan bill that already passed would grow the economy by $1.4 trillion above and beyond the growth that’s already taking place," said Barry. "We know it will reduce our deficit by $850 billion." How, exactly, do we know that, because Barry says it? You mean just like when he said that all of those folks who happened to like their health insurance plans would be able to keep them, PERIOD! Now that worked out real fine, didn’t it. Look, this pathetic piece of shit is simply not to be trusted.
And then in what was another attempt to bolster his case Barry said, "So this is something that has strong bipartisan support." Adding, "Keep in mind that my predecessor, George W. Bush, was a strong supporter of this. We have a fascinating cross-section of people--some unlikely bedfellows, some very liberal folks, some very conservative folks--who all believe that now is the time to get this done." Ok, and just because Bush was a big supporter of this doesn’t mean that it’s something that has strong conservative support. And as I seem to recall, Bush took a great deal of heat for choosing to support what was being called, "comprehensive immigration reform." Because that was nothing more than a codename for "amnesty."
Barry’s desire to get this amnesty legislation passed and onto his desk has absolutely nothing whatsoever to with "growing the economy." If Barry truly was interested in doing that, he would be working on getting those 10 Million folks who have left the workforce, since he first came into office, back into the workforce. It’s very clear that his motivation here is purely political, and if the House Republicans, and John Boehner specifically, decide to assist him in this little endeavor, they will be essentially cutting their own throats! What Barry wants to do here is to create even more folks who will become totally dependent on the government, and therefore reliable Democrat voters. This cannot be allowed to happen. It must not happen!
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