Obama's speech at Hispanic Leadership Council

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24 hours after Romney's speech, Obama spoke before the Hispanic Leadership Council. The vibe was extremely different as Obama was warmly received by the audience. He started out by thanking people in attendance by name. He then went into the record of Republican action in regards to immigration over the last three years pointing out that they vetoed "The Dream Act" even though it passed through the house and senate by a big majority. Then he pointed out that Romney had said he would have vetoed the dream act. He pointed out the differences between Romney's economic plan, which is top down and Obama's, which is bottom up. He showed a great deal of poise and grace..and seemed very comfortable. The speech itself was quite good and filled with specifics. I give it an A.
 
Romney doesn't stand a chance with the Hispanics, no one can buy votes like Obama, it is one of the few things in life that he excels at. Buenos Noches DA.
 
Romney doesn't stand a chance with the Hispanics, no one can buy votes like Obama, it is one of the few things in life that he excels at. Buenos Noches DA.

Karl Rove's superpac is the one buying votes!!!
 
It was a great speech and Willard doesn't stand a chance with the hispanic vote.
His next move likely will be to do his trademark flipity-flopity and shift to the hard right with a strong anti-dream act, anti-anything but deportation and build a wall coast to coast view to rally the hard right rednecks.
 
It was a great speech and Willard doesn't stand a chance with the hispanic vote.
His next move likely will be to do his trademark flipity-flopity and shift to the hard right with a strong anti-dream act, anti-anything but deportation and build a wall coast to coast view to rally the hard right rednecks.

His speech, just 24 hours, before Obama's speech..did just that. It was an "etch-a-sketch" moment with no specifics.

Romney's in a box with Hispanics. And it's one he made.
 
24 hours after Romney's speech, Obama spoke before the Hispanic Leadership Council. The vibe was extremely different as Obama was warmly received by the audience. He started out by thanking people in attendance by name. He then went into the record of Republican action in regards to immigration over the last three years pointing out that they vetoed "The Dream Act" even though it passed through the house and senate by a big majority. Then he pointed out that Romney had said he would have vetoed the dream act. He pointed out the differences between Romney's economic plan, which is top down and Obama's, which is bottom up. He showed a great deal of poise and grace..and seemed very comfortable. The speech itself was quite good and filled with specifics. I give it an A.
really?
DREAM Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Members of Congress have introduced several forms of this bill in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. Members in the House passed one such bill on December 8, 2010 by a vote of 216-198;[7] Senators debated a version of the DREAM Act on September 21, 2010. A previous version of the bill, S.2205, which required 60 votes to gain cloture, failed on a 52-44 vote in 2007, 8 votes short of overcoming a filibuster by senators opposed to the bill.[8]
I'd hardly call those votes a big majority, and it obviously did not pass both the House and Senate, or Obama would have signed it into law, so your claim that it passed both is bullshit.
 
24 hours after Romney's speech, Obama spoke before the Hispanic Leadership Council. The vibe was extremely different as Obama was warmly received by the audience. He started out by thanking people in attendance by name. He then went into the record of Republican action in regards to immigration over the last three years pointing out that they vetoed "The Dream Act" even though it passed through the house and senate by a big majority. Then he pointed out that Romney had said he would have vetoed the dream act. He pointed out the differences between Romney's economic plan, which is top down and Obama's, which is bottom up. He showed a great deal of poise and grace..and seemed very comfortable. The speech itself was quite good and filled with specifics. I give it an A.
really?
DREAM Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Members of Congress have introduced several forms of this bill in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. Members in the House passed one such bill on December 8, 2010 by a vote of 216-198;[7] Senators debated a version of the DREAM Act on September 21, 2010. A previous version of the bill, S.2205, which required 60 votes to gain cloture, failed on a 52-44 vote in 2007, 8 votes short of overcoming a filibuster by senators opposed to the bill.[8]
I'd hardly call those votes a big majority, and it obviously did not pass both the House and Senate, or Obama would have signed it into law, so your claim that it passed both is bullshit.

Given today's partisanship?

Yeah..that was a big majority.

It was filibustered.

What was bullshit was Mitt's claim the President didn't do anything.

That was bullshit.
 
24 hours after Romney's speech, Obama spoke before the Hispanic Leadership Council. The vibe was extremely different as Obama was warmly received by the audience. He started out by thanking people in attendance by name. He then went into the record of Republican action in regards to immigration over the last three years pointing out that they vetoed "The Dream Act" even though it passed through the house and senate by a big majority. Then he pointed out that Romney had said he would have vetoed the dream act. He pointed out the differences between Romney's economic plan, which is top down and Obama's, which is bottom up. He showed a great deal of poise and grace..and seemed very comfortable. The speech itself was quite good and filled with specifics. I give it an A.
really?
DREAM Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Members of Congress have introduced several forms of this bill in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. Members in the House passed one such bill on December 8, 2010 by a vote of 216-198;[7] Senators debated a version of the DREAM Act on September 21, 2010. A previous version of the bill, S.2205, which required 60 votes to gain cloture, failed on a 52-44 vote in 2007, 8 votes short of overcoming a filibuster by senators opposed to the bill.[8]
I'd hardly call those votes a big majority, and it obviously did not pass both the House and Senate, or Obama would have signed it into law, so your claim that it passed both is bullshit.

Given today's partisanship?

Yeah..that was a big majority.

It was filibustered.

What was bullshit was Mitt's claim the President didn't do anything.

That was bullshit.

Exactly. The dream act was passed by both the house and senate, but the GOP did what they do best, abused the filibuster to shoot it down.

Just like most everything the GOP does, they were high-fiving each other after the fact, but now that they realize this was another in the long list of democratic proposals that the american people strongly supported, and are now back tracking and making up excuses for their childish actions.
 
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really?
DREAM Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

I'd hardly call those votes a big majority, and it obviously did not pass both the House and Senate, or Obama would have signed it into law, so your claim that it passed both is bullshit.

Given today's partisanship?

Yeah..that was a big majority.

It was filibustered.

What was bullshit was Mitt's claim the President didn't do anything.

That was bullshit.

Exactly. The dream act was passed by both the house and senate, but the GOP did what they do best, abused the filibuster to shoot it down.

Just like most everything the GOP does, they were high-fiving each other after the fact, but now that they realize this was another in the long list of democratic proposals that the american people strongly supported, and are now back tracking and making up excuses for their childish actions.
...and Obubba did what he does best...bypass Congress!

Hey! Fuck the Constitution! We won!

Obama is a goddamned Marxist!
 
Given today's partisanship?

Yeah..that was a big majority.

It was filibustered.

What was bullshit was Mitt's claim the President didn't do anything.

That was bullshit.

Exactly. The dream act was passed by both the house and senate, but the GOP did what they do best, abused the filibuster to shoot it down.

Just like most everything the GOP does, they were high-fiving each other after the fact, but now that they realize this was another in the long list of democratic proposals that the american people strongly supported, and are now back tracking and making up excuses for their childish actions.
...and Obubba did what he does best...bypass Congress!

Hey! Fuck the Constitution! We won!

Obama is a goddamned Marxist!

Is the brainwashed radical right ever able to engage in conversation? Or is everything that proves they are dipshits get twisted into a "I dun dar hate Obama! Guns n' bibles YEEEEEEEEEEE hA!" :eusa_hand:
 
24 hours after Romney's speech, Obama spoke before the Hispanic Leadership Council. The vibe was extremely different as Obama was warmly received by the audience. He started out by thanking people in attendance by name. He then went into the record of Republican action in regards to immigration over the last three years pointing out that they vetoed "The Dream Act" even though it passed through the house and senate by a big majority. Then he pointed out that Romney had said he would have vetoed the dream act. He pointed out the differences between Romney's economic plan, which is top down and Obama's, which is bottom up. He showed a great deal of poise and grace..and seemed very comfortable. The speech itself was quite good and filled with specifics. I give it an A.
really?
DREAM Act - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Members of Congress have introduced several forms of this bill in both the House of Representatives and the Senate. Members in the House passed one such bill on December 8, 2010 by a vote of 216-198;[7] Senators debated a version of the DREAM Act on September 21, 2010. A previous version of the bill, S.2205, which required 60 votes to gain cloture, failed on a 52-44 vote in 2007, 8 votes short of overcoming a filibuster by senators opposed to the bill.[8]
I'd hardly call those votes a big majority, and it obviously did not pass both the House and Senate, or Obama would have signed it into law, so your claim that it passed both is bullshit.

Dec. 18th 2010:

The vote to end debate on the Dream Act and move to a final vote received only 55 votes, short of the 60 votes needed to overcome a Republican-led filibuster. Forty-one senators voted no.

DREAM Act Dies in the Senate - CBS News
 
Given today's partisanship?

Yeah..that was a big majority.

It was filibustered.

What was bullshit was Mitt's claim the President didn't do anything.

That was bullshit.

Exactly. The dream act was passed by both the house and senate, but the GOP did what they do best, abused the filibuster to shoot it down.

Just like most everything the GOP does, they were high-fiving each other after the fact, but now that they realize this was another in the long list of democratic proposals that the american people strongly supported, and are now back tracking and making up excuses for their childish actions.
...and Obubba did what he does best...bypass Congress!

Hey! Fuck the Constitution! We won!

Obama is a goddamned Marxist!

Marxists believe in immigration?

Since when.

It's quite the opposite.

Marxists restrict your movements..and are very nativist.
 
Obama's world:

Dead white border guard...meh

Illegal Democrats voters...yeah

Bush's world: 3000 dead American Civilians, 4000 Dead American Troops = Mission Accomplished.
Torturing people around the world + Oil companies making astronomical profits = Priceless.
 

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