Bill passes to prevent illegals sending money abroad

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• Just curious when they will pass a bill making illegal to be against the law...

  • …..and if they know this, why don’t they deport them?

    Easy….because they vote Democrat!

    • DOH!!! *facepalm*

      • Just check your little DemFinder app on your phone, it'll tell you which ones are Democrat voters.

  • Just as soon as Mr Executive Order is out of DC.

• Just exactly how do they know who is illegal, and if they know this, why don't they deport them?

• All well and good, but why bother; most of them will be here anyway.

• You will want to see this. Noting the name of this website, we are skeptical of the media. Well, pundit Dick Morris corrects the crapola the media is slinging regarding the polls for president. Please read this, and do not despair!
  http://www.dickmorris.com/the-real-poll-numbers/
  Now note obomie has run in (iirc) 4 elections and in 3 he cheated. So expect, that this being the "Superbowl" of elections he will pull crap we've never seen!

• Now apply the same law to corporations sending jobs abroad. Will never happen though, Corporate Greed won't allow it.

  • Speaking of jobs and wages, remember this John:

    And raising the minimum wage combats inflation exactly how? The increased cost of production incurred by labor has to either be absorbed by the producers or transferred to the consumer. Of course you can’t be suggesting that these greedy corporations are going to eat the cost . . . I mean they are after all “greedy corporations”. So the net effect of this policy is a driving up of the cost of living. Which is, in party, why the value of our dollars are diminished.

    I am also curious as to how corporate greed is driving this inflation. Of course there are reasons to be made for this suggestion. But do you understand them? Can enumerate them? What is the Austrian perspective on the matter in relation to that of macro? And how is it the case that rampant consumerism can be attributed to the fair market system when that approach to economics would likely have produced interest rates forcing savings and austerity rather than cheap money and indiscriminate stimulus of sectors supposedly in glut.

    I anxiously await your answer. And while your at it riddle me this . . . how can you claim to be a Ron Paul supporter while suggesting that the government should have the authority to dictate where business finds its labor? That is not Ron Paul's position. That is not the Austrian position. That is not the libertarian position. But then again I should probably not expect so much from a guy that didn't even know Gary Johnson was his party's candidate.

• Aren't they about 30 years late to be putting out something like this?