OK, so you are living in Florida and you are due to renew your Driver's License. You go the the Motor Vehicle Bureau closest to you and line up behind two hundred total strangers who are also there to renew their licenses. You are ALL there because some bright-bulb in Homeland Security has decided that everyone needs to prove they are here legally even though we don't really care about the 20 million Mexicans who do our lawns and raise our kids. Lou Dobbs cares, but nobody in government. Anyway, there's this law that mandates that every Motor Vehicle Bureau or whatever you call it in your state make every driver walk through fire to renew his or her license. You have to bring in an ORIGINAL birth certificate, passport, proof of residency like a deed, a real estate tax bill, or a utility bill and so on. Forget one thing and you go to the back of the line. BUT to be PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES, you apparently do not need to show any of these things. An SEIU Union card is apparently enough. Ay, caramba.
Saturday, April 9, 2011
ABOVE THE LAW
OK, so you are living in Florida and you are due to renew your Driver's License. You go the the Motor Vehicle Bureau closest to you and line up behind two hundred total strangers who are also there to renew their licenses. You are ALL there because some bright-bulb in Homeland Security has decided that everyone needs to prove they are here legally even though we don't really care about the 20 million Mexicans who do our lawns and raise our kids. Lou Dobbs cares, but nobody in government. Anyway, there's this law that mandates that every Motor Vehicle Bureau or whatever you call it in your state make every driver walk through fire to renew his or her license. You have to bring in an ORIGINAL birth certificate, passport, proof of residency like a deed, a real estate tax bill, or a utility bill and so on. Forget one thing and you go to the back of the line. BUT to be PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES, you apparently do not need to show any of these things. An SEIU Union card is apparently enough. Ay, caramba.
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