www.problemfixed.info/maurleensimpson"Because I was excited about writing this 
article, I hastily convened "The View", my insightful and sassy girlfriends at 
work. I asked Cristina, a naturalized American citizen, if naturalized 
Americans should have the right to run for the presidency of the United States. 
She immediately opined that naturalized citizens should have the exact same 
opportunities and rights that native born Americans have. Cristina was born in 
Portugal; however, she was raised and educated in the United States. Recently, 
she returned from Portugal after living there for eleven years with her son, 
husband and mother. She, like millions of other naturalized citizens, proudly 
took the Oath of Allegiance for Naturalized Citizens and renounced her fidelity 
to any other sovereign nation besides The United States of America. Despite 
this solemn oath and Cristina's unquestionable love of this country, she 
admitted that she has a strong visceral connection to her native country , and 
this connection could be appropriately characterized as loyalty. Apparently, 
this loyalty to another sovereign entity is an execrable breach of her Oath of 
Allegiance. It seems that Cristina is the prototypical naturalized citizen who 
is metaphorically two timing the U.S.A. because a naturalized citizens are not 
unequivocally and decisively loyal to the U.S.A. when confronted with a 
conflict that involves the U.S.A. and their native country. I asked Cris if she 
were president, could she attack or penalize Portugal? She hesitated, paused 
and looked bewildered. But the president of The United States cannot hesitate, 
pause or look bewildered because of a visceral loyalty to another country. 
First and foremost, the president of the United States must elevate and promote 
the needs of the United States of America above all others. In other words this 
pre-eminent responsibility eclipses all others 
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-----Original Message-----
From: Travis <[email protected]>

Date: Fri, 17 Apr 2009 04:33:05 
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: Re: If you didn't protest Bush's deficits then don't protest Obama's


The only reason we have any deficits is that we have runaway govt spending
on massive nanny-state useless and worthless socialist programs and a
congress that wont stop it because they are only interested in getting their
sorry asses re-elected and nothing else.

On Thu, Apr 16, 2009 at 11:42 PM, VT VirtualTruth <[email protected]
> wrote:

>
> Bush had deficits because he had irresponsible tax cuts during a time
> of war and irresponsible spending that did not invest in America's
> future.
>
> Obama will allow Bush's irresponsible tax cuts to the wealthy
> sunset, is helping the working middle class under siege by
> Bush irresponsible economic policies and investing heavily
> in Americas future.
>
> Big difference.
>
> On Apr 16, 5:31 pm, jgg1000a <[email protected]> wrote:
> > seems to be many Democrats logic...   The flip side of course "if you
> > protested Bush's deficits, then why are they NOT protesting Obama's
> > deficit???"   Which of course the Democrats REFUSE to answer -- to do
> > so demands they label themselves hypocrites...
> >
>


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