Quote from trefoil:
Wow. Definitely the stupidest thing I've ever read here. By a very very wide margin.
So, the amendment that codified what the Civil War won - you know, freedom for the slaves, that little thing - that was the worst thing that ever happened?
Interesting. I always wondered where the bottom of the pit known euphemistically as the conservative brain might be. Still looking for it. Haven't hit bottom yet, by the evidence.
You are well aware I was referring to the bastardization of the amendment to include the so-called anchor babies.
You shouldn't be able to come here illegally, spit out a kid, at taxpayer expense I might add, and then the kid is a American citizen so the entire fucking family get's to stay here, because lord knows we don't want to be breaking up families. Then we the taxpayer get to support the entire family.
This one thing is crushing the economy of California. To a lesser degree Arizona, and only because they don't have a State ruled by radical leftisits. The rest of the country is paying billions of dollars to support this non-sense, and we're doing it at a time when every nickel counts. It's economic suicide to continue this policy.
Take your feigned outrage elsewhere.
Edit: As if right on cue:
http://news.yahoo.com/california-governor-signs-budget-relying-taxes-043134586.html
Democratic leaders have agreed to deeper cuts to satisfy the governor's demands, including restructuring the state's welfare program, streamlining health insurance for low-income children, and reducing child care coverage and college aid.
Since then, Democrats who control the Legislature have been scrambling to draft companion legislation needed to implement the budget. Democrats have majorities in both the Assembly and Senate and can pass the budget without any Republican votes.
Democratic leaders agreed to Brown's request to phase in a two-year time limit for new welfare recipients to find work under the state's welfare-to-work program known as CalWORKS.
The two sides also agreed to eliminate Healthy Families, a children's health insurance program for low-income working families, by slowly moving 880,000 children into Medi-Cal, the state's version of Medicaid.
In addition, the state would reduce funding for child care assistance while college aid under the Cal Grants program would be reduced beginning in the 2013-14 school year