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I am sure Obama is shaking in his boots (not). After all, he can’t possibly win reelection without the support of Gutierrez. I wonder if Gutierrez is as adamant about this as he was his “promise” to leave the Democrats and represent the “Tequila Party” if the DREAM Act failed.
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The Illinois Democrat said Saturday that Obama needs to step up efforts to reform the nation's immigration laws to win him over.
"There are four million American citizen children, and those four million American citizen children shouldn’t have a federal government whose main goal is the destruction of their family," said Gutierrez.
He's irrelevant the folks who support him are not going to vote for the GOP anyway and are already concentrated in Democratic leaning states. His supporters could stay home and Obama would still coast to victory in the states where Gutierrez gets his support from.
Cesar Chavez interview where he discusses the problems of Congress failing to enforce the laws, the green card workers, the problem of illegals.
His issues - very much like the issues of Americans today.
I remember Cesar Chavez being interviewed on the radio quite often.
One fear they had (although denied) was the use of "automated equipment".
I remember when automated farm equipment was being introduced to farmers. We even tested several pieces of equipment on our Dairy farm.
At first, the biggest difference was john Deere's "all season"(enclosed cab) tractor that could operate more than one peice of equipment at a time. It had large tires all the way around with "center steering. It could cut, rake and bail hay all at once.
It could also disc,plow and plant corn all at once.
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