Romney has repeatedly said that he would veto a DREAM Act, if elected president, and Kris Kobach, his hard-right immigration adviser and the author of Arizona’s notorious immigration law, has said the candidate will not support anything that gives undocumented immigrants a path to legal status.But DREAM-like policies are overwhelmingly popular. Just 1-in-10 Americans polled in a recent survey said they think that young people brought here illegally as children should not be allowed to remain in the country. Even three-quarters of Arizonans support it.
this was a strategically good move he outBama'd them again. those who still choose to hate are now hating to the "hand" ain't nobody listening.
we need to seize on the momentum and stay active in support of our beloved Pres., we can stop this Juggernaut of hate and financial devastation if we just stay on board. we have to wait in any case they will as stated not help him at all till after the election, if you want to see that hope and change the right has been blocking vote in a new progressive congress along with a version 3.0 of the Pres.
this is back in our court now, maybe it never left, stay true to the one that brought you back from republican disaster, yes you are better off then you were 4 years ago when we were headed to a third world status run my motherless corporations.
think if all this time we were still losing 750,000 jobs a month i think we would have been cancelled 2 years ago.actually with Romney letting auto industry of those cars he loves like just the right height trees, we may have depleted the work force in a year.
