More crocodile tears:
Mitt Romney has the gall to criticize President Obama for not getting
immigration reform passed in his first term, giving priority to health care
passage, Wall Street reform, saving the auto industry, and passing the stimulus
that created 3 million jobs, instead.
Here is
Romney who first said that he opposed the dream act, now revising his comments
to say he wants a permanent solution (with no specifics of what that means), who agreed that the undocumented
should not have a path to citizenship because it was amnesty, and who thinks
the Arizona “show me your documents” law is a model for the rest of the
US.
Across the country, Republic attorneys general have
attempted ,and in many instances succeeded, in supporting voter suppression
laws which restrict the ability of
minorities who support Pres. Obama to vote.
Per his spokesman, David Axelrod, appearing on MSNBC this morning, when Obama was sworn in, he had every reason to believe he could get enough bi-partisan support for the kind of reform he envisioned. At least 7 Republican senators had earlier expressed support of his approach, but their supported faded in 2009; it was not legislatively doable. Obama has pledged to make another attempt in his second term.
Do you think that if Romney were to be elected, the kind of “immigration reform” he would back
or those of his party in Congress or his base would support would be the kind of reform
Hispanics would dream about?
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