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03-30-2010, 05:53 PM
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gebodupa
It's not dead, I say.... but it's in critical condition, on life-support, and probably will not make to May.

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"This is not an issue that's going to be decided by just getting all the Democratic members to support immigration reform," Gibbs said. "There have to be Republicans that come aboard, too."
Isn't the point of winning the election and having a seat in Congress, to have a majority and pretty much being able to pass laws that go along with the ideologiy of your party? What if the Dems. had 75 seats? Would they still be saying "Well we need a few Reps because ****?" If people in like Alabama don't want CIR that's their problem. The point of a centralized government with state representation is that you get a vote but that's it; if the rest of the country wants something else that's that. We already had a Civil War about this kind of representation and we know how that turned out for the South.

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Graham has challenged the administration to write its own immigration bill to move through the Congress, a challenge which Gibbs sidestepped on Tuesday, noting that the president finds a number of aspects in the Schumer-Graham proposal "greatly appealing."
For like the Xth time I hear about this so called proposal, but does anybody have any info as to what is actually in there?
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