#theytheythey

[babylonsister]

[sheshe2]

1. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^THIS^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Is spot on!



Thanks, bsis.

[silverweb]

2. K&R

[LoisB]

3. Too bad "they" don't understand hypocrisy.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

4. very glad I subscribed to this group.

It's a little Oasis. Thanks for all the input peeps!

[IrishAyes]

9. Thank YOU for joining. We all need support,

not to mention as many eyes and ears as possible on alert for trolls. We do get occasional lost ones through here. I think they come and run so they can go back to GD and elsewhere to brag that they bearded the lion in its den. Guess what? Lions bite. Let the mods know if you see abusive posts - they can be counted on to put a stop to it. Trolls will holler at you; call you closed-minded and mean; if that doesn't work, they'll whine flimsy excuses, but they're just trying to hang on and suck blood like a bleepin' tick. The biggest tip-off comes when they 'apologize' or 'explain your misconceptions', maybe even promise not to do it anymore - until the next time.

Sounds rather like the profile of a domestic abuser, does it not?

[brer cat]

5. Absolutely! nt

[hue]

6. Thanks!! K&R!!

[freshwest]

7. Key GOP lawmakers collectively balk at White House request for border funds (warning GOP pic)

...The Obama administration warned lawmakers on Thursday that border security agencies would run out of money this summer if the request was not approved...

Meaning the floodgates will be open. But it's not like the GOP doesn't LOVE illegal immigration. They are the party of cheap labor, after all.

Senator John McCain, an Arizona Republican, said when asked about the spending bill that the priority had to be stopping the flow of children and teenagers from Central America to the United States.

“The best way to do that is for planeloads of these young people to be returning to the country of origin,” he told CNN’s “State of the Union.” “As soon as they (parents) see their money is not effective in getting their kids to this country, it will stop...”

And the good news is:

The bill saw opposition from one Democrat, Representative Joaquin Castro of Texas.

“That 2008 law, passed under George W. Bush, was passed for a reason,” he told NBC’s “Meet the Press.” “Many people believe that these kids should have a chance to make their case for asylum. So I think we’ve got to be careful when we consider completely doing away with that law...”

Yes, that's Julian's brother. Sorry about the McCain pic earlier. This is the Castro twins at the DNC, to lift your spirits:



http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/07/13/key-gop-lawmakers-collectively-balk-at-white-house-request-for-border-funds/

Go Obama!

[IrishAyes]

11. Last picture redeems you for blinding me with that first one!

We're looking at a minimum one future president there. (and we know it's not *%#%@! McCain!)

[Kath1]

8. That excellent graphis sums it up, babylonsister !

The Republicans should be ashamed of themselves on this.

But, of course, they are not,

[Thinkingabout]

10. You know, it is a big decision to file a suit against the president when he is doing his job.

I am glad he did not allow OOPS to force him to the border, this would be a good trip with Democrat congressional members from Texas. I can't help but liking Obama,Cool Hand Luke.

[IrishAyes]

12. He knows he's in the catbird seat now. Probably always has been.

If there's ever another president on Mt. Rushmore, it will be Barack Hussein Obama. Except on St. Patrick's Day it's spelled O'bama! He does have a drop of Irish somewhere way back. I knew there was something I liked about him.

[Thespian2]

13. Thanks for speaking truth.

Republicans understand GREED...being comfortable themselves is all that matters. Their supporters in the 99% are useful fools.

[world wide wally]

14. And...they suck

[abakan]

15. These people make me ashamed of my country...nt