BOG Post~ Thank You Mr President.

[sheshe2]

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President Barack Obama embraces Astrid Silva after she introduced him to speak about immigration reform during a visit to Del Sol High School in Las Vegas, Nevada


President Barack Obama with legendary activist Dolores Huerta


Lorella Praeli, Chela Praeli and Ligia Jimenez (L-R) listen to President Barack Obama speak about immigration reform


An audience member signals his support for President Barack Obama following his remarks on his immigration policy at the Del Sol High School


A woman cries as President Barack Obama speaks on immigration reform


Actress Diane Guerrero from the drama series “Orange is the New Black” reacts as President Barack Obama speaks about immigration reform during a visit to Del Sol High School in Las Vegas, Nevada. Guerreo’s Colombian parents were deported from the U.S. when she was 14. With her is U.S. Congressman Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill)

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Some say the President is a failure. That he has accomplished nothing. They say he is worse than Bush. Who are these people? Do they have one foot in reality? So many don't see it. He is so many steps ahead of most people, the GOP can't keep up! Bless you Sir, Immigration reform. Thank you. Now the GOP has to wake up and broaden it.

Stolen from freshwest~



Stop the war on us all, we are the people. Fuck you GOP!

[shenmue]

1. Yes!

As the great-granddaughter of immigrants, I have to agree.

[sheshe2]

3. Mine were immigrants as well shenmue...

Most of them were.

Love you too~

[shenmue]

7. Thank you

[MADem]

2. Brilliant!!! nt

[Cha]

4. Gracias, she.. I was just coming to post this because it would have been too precious not to.

I love all the pics but especially this one..


Actress Diane Guerrero from the drama series “Orange is the New Black” reacts as President Barack Obama speaks about immigration reform during a visit to Del Sol High School in Las Vegas, Nevada. Guerreo’s Colombian parents were deported from the U.S. when she was 14. With her is U.S. Congressman Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill)


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That smile when you've done the right thing by changing the lives of 5M people for the better. #ImmigrationAction
1:13 PM - 21 Nov 2014 185 Retweets 190 favorites

The Obama Diary

[sheshe2]

5. He does what is right every damn time.

Wish some people would wake up and acknowledge that, Cha.

[BlancheSplanchnik]

11. ^

[Marie Marie]

6. Love that pic of our President Cha.

What a smile!

[Cha]

8. It's gotta feel good to make so many people Happy, Marie Marie! :)))))

And, piss off the gop at the same time.

[freshwest]

10. +1

[mimi85]

22. A bit late here...

but his smile knocks me out! I feel like a kid again gazing at Paul McCarthney - who I was sure i was going to marry. Happy memories!

[BlancheSplanchnik]

12. :)

That smile when you've done the right thing by changing the lives of 5M people for the better.

[Cha]

13. A-Loha, Blanche!

[BlancheSplanchnik]

16. yo, Cha!!

[Dawson Leery]

9. kick

[oldandhappy]

14. An excellent compassionate president.

He is a hard working person. He cares. He juggles an amazing number of issues. I continue to support him. What tremendous strides we might have made in human rights if the GOP had not been so hateful.

[Hekate]

15. My husband's family came here when he and his brothers were little boys...

They, too, fled a war-torn continent, after nearly all their extended family had died in the Holocaust.

My mother's stories about our own origins often emphasized the Irish who fled the Potato Famine.

This country of ours has always had a fraught relationship with immigrants. The pendulum of acceptance/rejection swings back and forth, and right now we're in a rather ugly phase. At least President Obama can mitigate the situation, even if he can't entirely fix it.

Thank you, Mr President!

[NBachers]

17. For perspective, another Dolores Huerta picture:

http://www.flysfo.com/museum/exhibitions/3742/detail

[classof56]

20. Oh, my--what a wonderful photo evoking wonderful memories of RFK, an amazing human being

I will never forget watching his speech following the CA primary (I was in Seattle then), when he gave victory sign and said, "And now it's on to Chicago." I was about to turn off the TV when suddenly the horrible news came--he'd been shot. I honestly thought, for a few brief moments, that he would live. What a different world this might be if he had. I still weep.

Oh, and Dolores Huerta is as beautiful now as she was then. What a blessing her life has been.

[mimi85]

23. Yes she is.

Another not so happy memory, although my daughter was born that year (a very good, though painful memory).

RFK, Dr. King. I was pregnant and my dad came over and wanted to teach me target shooting. Well, I ripped him a new one. He was a great Dad, just a diff generation. Yep, a memorable year. And I also remember my 12th? bday, JFK was shot the next day - that was one fucked up bday. Ok, sorry to get so OT. Been rather nostalgic and emotional lately.

Gotta shake it off. Happy almost Turkey day to all! Lots to be thankful for. Crap, there I go again. Better lay off the java so late.

[SleeplessinSoCal]

18. AND the American economy is actually humming.

Meanwhile poor Japan sinks back into recession. And Republicans and Wall Street will never give the president the credit he deserves for some smart decisions.

"The US economy expanded at an annualised rate of 3.5 per cent in the third quarter of 2014, ending years of mediocre domestic growth and shaking off the more recent weakness in other major global economies.

The figure came in well ahead of analysts’ expectations of 3 per cent growth – supporting the US Federal Reserve’s decision to end its third round of quantitative easing on Wednesday."


http://m.ft.com/cms/s/0/7bcb1f46-6030-11e4-98e6-00144feabdc0.html

[azmom]

19. Gracias Obama

Latinos are aware that republicans would go after him for doing this, and latinos know how to be grateful. We are used to not getting very much, so when somebody gives us something, we don't forget. This is great for our community and for the Democratic Party.

[Kath1]

21. Thank you, azmom.

This is wonderful for your community, Democrats and the entire country.

Racism should have no place in 2014.