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hopper
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« on: June 15, 2012, 03:54:52 PM »

Obama is trying to pander more votes for him, plain and simple.
I think Obama was worried he meant lose the state that you live in thats why he did this whole thing not to deport 16-29 year old illegals. The polls in CO have been tightening in the past 2 months and each campaign knows they have to win CO to win the election.

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« Reply #1 on: June 15, 2012, 03:56:34 PM »

I wonder if Obama will break 80% among Latinos?  The remaining 20% will consist of Miami Cubans, and various employees of Mitt Romney's palatial estates, so he won't be able to break into that demographic no matter how hard he tries.
No probably 75% of the Hispanic Vote he will win.
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« Reply #2 on: June 15, 2012, 04:06:16 PM »

Regardless of if this was a political move, it was the right move and I'm glad he did it.
I agree it had to be done but it is temporary band-aid. In my opinion the people who were bought to the US illegally by their parents should pay back retro-active taxes that they might owe. You can't dodge taxes just because you were brought here illegally.

My band-aid theory goes further than paying back retro-active taxes. If you are here illegally and you came here say when you are 40(say in 2002) and are still at age 50 this year you should pay back retro active taxes, a fine(since you came here illegally), and know english. If you can't do any of these 3 things you should go back to your orginal country that you grew up in.
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hopper
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« Reply #3 on: June 15, 2012, 04:08:02 PM »

Obama is trying to pander more votes for him, plain and simple.

In this case, trying to deliver on a campaign promise he made to these voters four years ago where he got blocked by Congress. It's "pandering" in the sense that making promising to voters and then fulfilling them is "pandering."
The pandering theory comes in because it is 4-5 months before the presidential election.
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« Reply #4 on: June 15, 2012, 06:59:56 PM »

Obama has still deported far more illegal immigrants than Bush.

Having grown up on the Texas-Mexico border, I can tell you Obama isn't "deporting" illegal aliens.

With the terrible economy that followed the Obama-Reid-Pelosi seizure of Congress (and, yes, Bush's failure to stand up to them), the illegals are reporting themselves and so Obama is giving them "free rides home" at our taxpayer expense.  They'll all be back (with friends and relatives) as soon as the economy turns around.
That post is actually funny with the free rides and illegal immigrants deporting themselves.

But in all seriousness Obama has deported(well the immigration officials) have deported alot of criminal illegal immigrants.
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« Reply #5 on: June 15, 2012, 07:06:29 PM »
« Edited: June 15, 2012, 07:09:29 PM by hopper »

Love the way Erin Burnett is spinning this:

"Obama makes MVP-like move."
"Republicans backed into a corner."
"GOP left flat-footed."
"Pathetic Republicans."
"Republicans handed Obama a political victory."

I think this is really a disgusting way to play this up. I hope Obama keeps doing stuff like this--eventually Obama's pandering is going to become really transparent and middle-class Americans are not going to be happy.

That's why I think the race is tightening. Very little credit goes to Romney. I believe the more Obama campaigns, the more he seems to dodge his record, and the more transparent he becomes.
Well I agree with Erin Burnett that Obama did back Republicans into a corner by forcing Romney to move to the center on immigration in my opinion. She shouldn't have said pathetic republicans or Obama made an MVP like move though. Yes the Republicans had an opportunity to vote yes on the "DREAM Act" before but it was not a bigger part of an immigration reform package. It looks like Romney is gonna roll with Rubio on this issue for good or bad though.

Yeah Obama always panders to the left and never to the middle-of the road voters that he needs to win re-election.
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« Reply #6 on: June 16, 2012, 04:42:18 PM »

This move is offensive to Republicans because they only approve of Obama taking political steps that piss off his base or can be successfully blocked by Republicans.

And yes, I know this post is headed straight for some mine or another in the Forum Community but I don't care.
Republicans only want to Obama to take steps to piss of his base? Lets see Obama wanted the following: Payroll Tax Cuts, Patent Reform, and Jobs Bill. Republicans gave him what he wanted each time. Student Loan Bill will be done soon as well although I do agree with Obama that Construction Workers should be put back to work and be introduced as Jobs Bill Part  II.
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