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OKPNS Summer Romance Reading: Chapter 69: Barry and MSM* Travel to Paris, City of Love!

After that witch called them out, the lovers that were Barack and MSM had to be more careful. People were watching, and the couple pretended not to notice each other. They knew they had gone too far in public. Carefully, skillfully, they pretended not to notice, at least for the moment.But then suddenly, ding dong, the witch was dead!

The passion exploded and Barack and MSM rushed to each others’ arms, and their red, hot love gushed forth for the whole world to see. MSM said to Barry, “Je t’aime!” Barry replied, “Moi aussi, Je t’aime!”

Sacrebleu!

La Fin.

*Editor’s note: In case your name is Harry Coates, MSM stands for the languid, lovesick mainstrean media.

Related:

Wilson Research Strategies: Obama: hello, world

RedState.com: Barack Obama’s Priority list.

WAPO: (Howard Kurtz) Obama Abroad: We Get the Picture

Saturday Night Live exposes the MSM*

25. July 20082008 elections, Hillary Clinton, National Politics, Sen. Barack Obama, Uncategorized 0 Comments »

Dan Boren Says OK Immigration Bill will be Irrelevant after November

OKPNS recently observed that HB 1804, aimed at penalizing employers and landlords that hire and rent to illegal aliens isn’t quite having the anticipated effect, because it is not being enforced.

Perhaps, as we suggested, it is because Oklahoma business owners have been intimidated by the threat of being sued at the Federal level for discrimination if they try to obey the law at the local level. Or, perhaps business owners have been listening to Dan Boren:

After the presidential election, I think we’re more likely to have federal legislation that will pre-empt a lot of what’s going on at the state and local level…I think we’re going to see some type of bill like [the one proposed by President Bush]. I think it’ll pass the House and Senate and be signed by the president…It’s going to be very contentious. I’d like to get this off the table as an issue so we can go forward.

And why not? There are three leading contenders for President of the United States now…two Democrats, and one who is technically a Republican who wants to be a Democrat.

Senator Hillary Clinton (D-NY):

I neither support illegal immigration nor the enactment of fruitless schemes that would penalize churches and hospitals for helping the truly needy. That will not fix the mess we are in.

Senator Barack Obama (D-IL):

Millions of undocumented immigrants live and work here without our knowing their identity or their background. We need to strike a workable bargain with them. They have to acknowledge that breaking our immigration laws was wrong. They must pay a penalty, and abide by all of our laws going forward. They must earn the right to stay over a 6-year period, and then they must wait another 5 years as legal permanent residents before they become citizens.

Senator John McCain (R-AZ) with Senator Ted Kennedy (D-MA) in the McCain-Kennedy Immigration Reform Bill of 2005:

A nonimmigrant alien…shall not be denied any right or any remedy under Federal, State, or local labor or employment law that would be applicable to a United States worker employed in a similar position with the employer because of the alien’s status as a nonimmigrant worker…An employer shall provide nonimmigrants issued a visa under this section with the same wages, benefits, and working conditions that are provided by the employer to United States workers similarly employed in the same occupation and the same place of employment.

Even Oklahoma’s Randy Terrill (R-Moore) who wrote OK HB 1804 is now saying that he won’t pursue the expansion of the immigration reform, because after the U.S. Chamber of Commerce filed suit, questioning the constitutionality of the bill, support for expanding the reforms is weak in the Oklahoma legislature.

6. March 2008Cong. Dan Boren, Decision '08, HB1804, Hillary Clinton, Illegal Immigration, Immigration Reform, John McCain, Rep. Randy Terrill, Sen. Barack Obama 0 Comments »

Clinton, McCain Predicted to Win Oklahoma – Options Limited

USA Election Polls is reporting, based on results from several polls, that Hillary Clinton is exected to beat Barack Obama and Mike Gravel in the Super Tuesday elections among Oklahoma voters, and John McCain is expected to lead by a wide margin over Mitt Romney, Mike Huckabee, Alan Keyes, and Ron Paul.

Because Oklahoma’s primary is held on what is often called “Super Tuesday,” Oklahomans will not (effectively) have as many options for presidential candidates as the states which held their primaries earlier in the year. Of the Democrats, Bill Richardson, Dennis Kucinich, John Edwards, and Joe Biden, have dropped out. On the Republican side, Tom Tancredo, Duncan Hunter, Fred Thompson, and Rudy Giuliani have dropped out.

Unlike in some states, Oklahomans also do not currently have the option to write-in candidates.

(Updated 2/4/08)

4. February 2008Decision '08, Hillary Clinton, John McCain 1 Comment »

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