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House Speaker John Boehner theatrically mocked his fellow Republican Congressmen for being afraid to reform immigration policy when he spoke Thursday before the Middletown Rotary Club in his home district.
House Speaker John Boehner theatrically mocked his fellow Republican Congressmen for being afraid to reform immigration policy when he spoke Thursday before the Middletown Rotary Club in his home district.
"Here's the attitude. Ohhhh. Don't make me do this. Ohhhh. This is too hard," Boehner whined before a luncheon crowd at Brown's Run County Club in Madison Township.
"We get elected to make choices. We get elected to solve problems and it's remarkable to me how many of my colleagues just don't want to ... They'll take the path of least resistance."
Boehner said he's been working for 16 or 17 months trying to push Congress to deal with immigration reform.
"I've had every brick and bat and arrow shot at me over this issue just because I wanted to deal with it. I didn't say it was going to be easy," he said.
The GOP-controlled House has refused to pass the immigration proposal passed by the Democrat-led Senate that includes a path to citizenship for millions of people living illegally in the United States.
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House Speaker John Boehner theatrically mocked his fellow Republican Congressmen for being afraid to reform immigration policy when he spoke Thursday before the Middletown Rotary Club in his home district.
John "Crybaby" Boehner is a Republican??? I wasn't aware of that. Given that you are on your knee pads in front of him all but affirms why I'm not aware of his being a Republican. BTW, I'm not a registered Republican.
House Speaker John Boehner theatrically mocked his fellow Republican Congressmen for being afraid to reform immigration policy when he spoke Thursday before the Middletown Rotary Club in his home district.
"Here's the attitude. Ohhhh. Don't make me do this. Ohhhh. This is too hard," Boehner whined before a luncheon crowd at Brown's Run County Club in Madison Township.
"We get elected to make choices. We get elected to solve problems and it's remarkable to me how many of my colleagues just don't want to ... They'll take the path of least resistance."
Boehner said he's been working for 16 or 17 months trying to push Congress to deal with immigration reform.
"I've had every brick and bat and arrow shot at me over this issue just because I wanted to deal with it. I didn't say it was going to be easy," he said.
The GOP-controlled House has refused to pass the immigration proposal passed by the Democrat-led Senate that includes a path to citizenship for millions of people living illegally in the United States.
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LINK
Boehner needs to hold an up and down vote on immigration.
It will secure the Senate for the GOP.
It's election season. Therefore, one issue that is sticking in the GOP side is immigration and the minority voting bloc. They are aware of the numbers and know that without some reform, the GOP will receive fewer votes..
If you're not a Registered Republican then I apologize for including you in the Teabagger Party. What you said supports my point. From WMD in Iraq to Cliven Bundy, once it was fully pointed out to the Teabaggers that their ideas are terribly wrong, they had to abandon them for the next bad idea and deny that they ever supported their own bad ideas in the first place.Not quite, Teabagger. Have you read my stances on Nevada and the WMD?Like your stance with the racist in Nevada and WMD in Iraq, it's too late to change what has already happened. We all watched it in real time.Teabaggers. Men who lick scrotums? So how does Boehner fit in again?
And why are you using teabagger pejoratively? Don't moonbats like gays?
The Teabagger Party started out by famously declaring, "We're going to teabag the White House." The Teabagger Party said this without knowing what the slang definition of "teabagging" is because the Teabagger Party is the most out-of-touch fringe wing of the uninformed FOX-watching Republican party.
And were the people who sent teabags to the White House known as the TEA Party? And the people who sent those teabags to the White House soon discovered what the term meant and promptly shunned the moniker, didn't they? That's what I remember, anyway.
Declassified government documents.____________________________Like your stance with the racist in Nevada and WMD in Iraq, it's too late to change what has already happened. We all watched it in real time.Teabaggers. Men who lick scrotums? So how does Boehner fit in again?
And why are you using teabagger pejoratively? Don't moonbats like gays?
The Teabagger Party started out by famously declaring, "We're going to teabag the White House." The Teabagger Party said this without knowing what the slang definition of "teabagging" is because the Teabagger Party is the most out-of-touch fringe wing of the uninformed FOX-watching Republican party.
Sir:
You seem like a person always ready to edify, and so I would like to pick a phrase you used...."WMD in Irag"....from which I assume you are one of those who has concluded without doubt, that the Bush Administration perpetuated a massive lie on the American people in order to get us into a war with Iraq.
O. K. It looks like the war may have been a mistake.
But, I sat in front of the T. V and watched John Cary (Herman Munster) testify before the House and then the Senate and both times he said the same thing:
That only two people in all of history had used Weapons of Mass Destruction on his own people, and those two people were Adolph Hitler and Saddam Hussein.
Hussein had WMD's. He used them. Obama's boy Herman Munster said so. So, how is it a lie to say he that he had them?
Did Hussein give notice to Bush that he had destroyed his WMD's...did he give proof?
I never heard of that. Did you?
I accuse you of having taken crass left-wing propaganda as truth. Do you have any defense?
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House Speaker John Boehner theatrically mocked his fellow Republican Congressmen for being afraid to reform immigration policy when he spoke Thursday before the Middletown Rotary Club in his home district.
"Here's the attitude. Ohhhh. Don't make me do this. Ohhhh. This is too hard," Boehner whined before a luncheon crowd at Brown's Run County Club in Madison Township.
"We get elected to make choices. We get elected to solve problems and it's remarkable to me how many of my colleagues just don't want to ... They'll take the path of least resistance."
Boehner said he's been working for 16 or 17 months trying to push Congress to deal with immigration reform.
"I've had every brick and bat and arrow shot at me over this issue just because I wanted to deal with it. I didn't say it was going to be easy," he said.
The GOP-controlled House has refused to pass the immigration proposal passed by the Democrat-led Senate that includes a path to citizenship for millions of people living illegally in the United States.
*snip*
LINK
Boehner needs to hold an up and down vote on immigration.
It will secure the Senate for the GOP.
Up or down on what bill?
