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Originally Posted by Jermyn Davidson
So you are saying that since Obama has been President, the House of Representatives has presented a bill aimed at fixing the Immigration system?
I know Senator Rubio led a bi-partisan effort in the Senate, but his efforts were reviled rather harshly.
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Obama is a bad President. Of that I am convinced more and more. I never jumped on the bandwagon of whether or not he was really born in the US or not.
I had a wait and see attitude.
I wanted Obama Care to be successful but my fear was it was such an incoherent and convoluted bill that it would fail and it has
I was watching an episode of DS 9 last night. Nog and Jake were on a Star ship captained by a training cadet who took over after the real captain died.
He vowed to continue the original mission when it was clear they did not have to. That mission was to find a Cardassian ship that was a new kind of ship, gather data and then report back to Star Fleet (this may be foreign to you if you never watched Star Trek)
Well, they found the ship and collected data but this captain decided they found a weakness they could exploit and destroy the ship. It looked dire. He was warned it was dangerous. His crew was made up of young cadets who were all field promoted with the real crew died.
When they finally saw the ship they all realized they were in over their heads but the Captain did not care
Short story, the captain died as did most of the crew. Jake, Nog and a young female cadet escaped
Jake is a reporter and he asked Nog, what should he put in his story?
Nog asks if Jake plans to write about the incident. When Jake says he probably will, Nog asks him to write that the
Valiant was a good ship, with a good crew, whose only mistake was following Captain Watters as he led them "over a cliff." From her sickbed, Collins objects, saying that Watters was a great man, and if the mission failed, it was the crew that ultimately failed him. Nog tells Jake to include both opinions, and let people decide for themselves. Nog himself, however, has reached his own judgment: he returns his Red Squad
insignia to Dorian, telling her that while Watters might have been a great man, he was a bad
captain.
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He may have been a hero... he may even have been a great man... but in the end, he was a bad captain."
That's how I feel about Obama. You remind me of of Dorian who was taken up in the Charisma of her captain.
He is a bad president
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