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Originally Posted by Mule

That you apparently can't dispute!

They never can, too easy to keep there heads up their asses Here is more of his Change.

ALERT: It's official -- Barack Hussein Obama, Jr. will be the Democrat nominee for President of the United States.


And if he becomes president, all hope for securing our borders against illegal immigration will be lost.


We MUST spread the TRUTH about Obama's plans!

In a March 2004 questionnaire, Obama was asked if the government should "crack down on businesses that hire illegal immigrants." His reply? "OPPOSE."

In June 2007, Obama voted AGAINST English as America's Official Language -- when 91% of American Citizens want English officially designated as our language.

In January of this year, in order to win Hispanic voters in California, Obama proclaimed his SUPPORT for granting driver's licenses to illegal aliens.

This year, Obama voted AGAINST increased funding for border security, 700 miles of fencing, and placing 6,000 National Guardsmen on the border.

Also this year, Obama voted FOR the "DREAM" Act, which would allow illegal aliens to receive in-state tuition rates at public universities, discriminating against U.S. citizens from out of state and law-abiding foreign students.

In September of 2007, when asked if he would allow "sanctuary cities" to exist, which ignore the federal law & provide sanctuary to illegal aliens, he REFUSED to answer the question.

In March of this year, Obama voted YES on continuing federal funds for declared "sanctuary cities."

In May of 2006, Obama voted YES to establish a "guest worker" program with a path to citizenship for ILLEGAL ALIENS.

Again in May of 2006, Obama voted YES on allowing illegal aliens to participate in Social Security.

And, of course, Barack Obama voted YES on the McCain-Kennedy so-called "comprehensive immigration reform" AMNESTY bill.

This probably sums it up nicely: Obama was rated at just Eight Percent by the non-profit "U.S. Border Control" organization. Eight percent equals having an open-border stance.