First it was August for the immigration reform bill and then September. And now?<\/p>\n
If it weren\u2019t for major embarrassing political distractions, immigration reform may have seen the light of day. As it is, it took yet another number to stand in line behind all the other issues faced by Washington, such as the secret government surveillance programs. Something with a broad political impact such as that bunted just about every other issue to the backburner. But it should still be noted that the collection of phone records on a daily basis will not cease. The government will forge ahead, ostensibly to keep Americans safe at home.<\/p>\n
The same could be said about stalling on the floor of the House when it comes the immigration reform bill. It is, or it isn\u2019t, or it may be, or may not be. No one, not even a bookie with good odds is able to determine (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" First it was August for the immigration reform bill and then September. And now? If it weren\u2019t for major embarrassing political distractions, immigration reform may have seen the light of day. As it is, it took yet another number to…<\/span><\/p>\n