Let it begin … Jeopardizing American Security ... for agenda

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Belly35
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Feb 26, 2013 2:13pm
Let it begin … Jeopardizing American Security

Department of Homeland Security is release thousand of illegal along the Az boarder towns blaming automatic budge cuts that has not started yet. When the Administration deems it necessary to disregard the safe of it American citizen, to jeopardize the welfare of America rather than presenting budge, stop campaigning and disregarding the very basic creed of the Constitution….

Impeachment … Let It Begin

http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2013/02/26/dhs-to-release-thousands-illegal-immigrants-blaming-budget-cuts/


Eric Hold should be fired and prosecuted on Treason .... Also
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gut
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Feb 26, 2013 2:22pm
It's hardly new, but still a deplorable practice...."cut my budget, I'll SHOW YOU!!!"

Too bad we didn't elect the guy that campaigned on Hope & Change in 2008.
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queencitybuckeye
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Feb 26, 2013 2:39pm
God, I hate these people (and that's a non-partisan phrase). People seriously think that more of these clowns is really the answer to the country's problems? They ARE the damn problem.
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ernest_t_bass
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Feb 26, 2013 2:51pm
queencitybuckeye;1396642 wrote:God, I hate these people (and that's a non-partisan phrase). People seriously think that more of these clowns is really the answer to the country's problems? They ARE the damn problem.
Illegals or politians? Or illegal politians?
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Feb 26, 2013 2:55pm
Cut the salaries of some of the DHS and you'd cover the budget gap. These people are gross.
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sleeper
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Feb 26, 2013 3:00pm
The problem continues to lie in average Americans overspending and trying to live the life a life of luxury without earning it. Latest and greatest cell phones, designer clothes, new cars, new furniture, eating out all the time, etc. These have become needs not wants and that's why people say they are struggling. Cut the shit and save money for tough times instead of relying on uncle sam and the wealthy to bail you out.
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gut
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Feb 26, 2013 3:01pm
Big gubmit behaves just like unions (perhaps unsurprisingly). They'll do everything to protect their jobs.

Cut staff 20%....Cut pay 20%....Increase workloads 20% - you know, like what's happened in the private sector - and problem solved (for starters).

When budgets are too fat, inefficiency breeds inefficiency. People get lazy, and because they see how expendable they are they also become very protective (which also involves becoming MORE inefficient to create the appearance of being necessary).

Really sickening. I'm also guessing you have mini-fiefdoms, or "empire building" in the business world, where pay & power are based on the size of your budget and how many staffers you have. Every one of those people will predictably fight tooth and nail for every last penny.
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Feb 26, 2013 3:06pm
sleeper;1396656 wrote:Cut the salaries of some of the DHS and you'd cover the budget gap. These people are gross.
DHS is a completely worthless department. Get rid of the entire department and save $60b a year.
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gut
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Feb 26, 2013 3:08pm
sleeper;1396657 wrote:The problem continues to lie in average Americans overspending and trying to live the life a life of luxury without earning it
There's a lot to be said about that. Few surveys floating around that the majority of Americans favor budget cuts and see a need for them. But when you ask them what programs to cut (i.e. programs that might adversely impact them), there is no majority to cut a single program (maybe one). Classic case of spending other people's money and cutting other people's benefits, but not mine and don't ask me to pay.

Sadly, just look over at France, Italy, Greece, etc. - which are in worse shape than the US - and you see the dumb shits voting for more of the same. Truly hopeless. You just have to pray that the culture in the US isn't too far gone to reverse course.
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Feb 26, 2013 3:10pm
justincredible;1396660 wrote:DHS is a completely worthless department. Get rid of the entire department and save $60b a year.
Well yeah. :thumbup:
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sleeper
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Feb 26, 2013 3:11pm
gut;1396661 wrote:There's a lot to be said about that. Few surveys floating around that the majority of Americans favor budget cuts and see a need for them. But when you ask them what programs to cut (i.e. programs that might adversely impact them), there is no majority to cut a single program (maybe one). Classic case of spending other people's money and cutting other people's benefits, but not mine and don't ask me to pay.

Sadly, just look over at France, Italy, Greece, etc. - which are in worse shape than the US - and you see the dumb shits voting for more of the same. Truly hopeless. You just have to pray that the culture in the US isn't too far gone to reverse course.
NIMBY. :cool:
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Feb 26, 2013 3:24pm
"When the people find that they can vote themselves money, that will herald the end of the republic." Benjamin Franklin
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Feb 26, 2013 4:03pm
justincredible;1396660 wrote:DHS is a completely worthless department. Get rid of the entire department and save $60b a year.
This +100.
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ptown_trojans_1
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Feb 26, 2013 4:27pm
sleeper;1396656 wrote:Cut the salaries of some of the DHS and you'd cover the budget gap. These people are gross.
I wish it was that easy. But, the cuts are across the board and hit every department in DHS. And, DHS has no say so over which programs it can move funds around to spare some other programs. So, they can cut salaries, but they still have to cut other things.

This is a worthless BS political move. I'm sure there was some rational behind it, but honestly, right now, it looks all political.
justincredible;1396660 wrote:DHS is a completely worthless department. Get rid of the entire department and save $60b a year.
DHS is a mess, but it does have a function. It should be the chief coordinator of federal intelligence and management to state, local, and territories.
Which it is making sure the local police department gets the right intelligence for an attack, or coordinating all the federal and local agencies after an event, or coordinating and ensuring there is proper response after a natural disaster, that is what DHS should be.
It is far away from there right now.
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Feb 26, 2013 4:33pm
Spread the fucking wealth … Every 47% Entitlement recipient be cut $10.00 per month …………. “game over problem solved”
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Feb 26, 2013 10:10pm
justincredible;1396660 wrote:DHS is a completely worthless department. Get rid of the entire department and save $60b a year.
It should never have been created. A totally unnecessary expansion of the federal government seeded during a time of national emotion and fear.
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Feb 26, 2013 10:30pm
ptown_trojans_1;1396692 wrote:DHS is a mess, but it does have a function. It should be the chief coordinator of federal intelligence and management to state, local, and territories.
Which it is making sure the local police department gets the right intelligence for an attack, or coordinating all the federal and local agencies after an event, or coordinating and ensuring there is proper response after a natural disaster, that is what DHS should be.
These national coordinating agencies sound great in the minds of the central planners but always evolve into something quite different and far more "controlling" than "coordinating".
ptown_trojans_1;1396692 wrote:It is far away from there right now.
Quite far and likely heading down the path of the Schutzstaffell.
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stlouiedipalma
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Feb 26, 2013 10:32pm
With some of these great ideas you folks all have I'm surprised you aren't exploring a run for some office. Wouldn't it make sense to get in the game, even on the smallest local level, and make a real effort to enact some changes?
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gut
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Feb 27, 2013 1:23am
stlouiedipalma;1396810 wrote:With some of these great ideas you folks all have I'm surprised you aren't exploring a run for some office. Wouldn't it make sense to get in the game, even on the smallest local level, and make a real effort to enact some changes?
Oh I'd expect at least half the people are too stupid to elect us.