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   From: johnny@."   
      
   On 10/9/2010 3:53 AM, Abel wrote:   
   > Democracy being corrupted by big money, is nothing new.   
      
   Cut!   
      
   > The Anti-American Chamber continues to throw hundreds of millions of   
   > dollars into political smear ads, funded by foreign money, in their   
   > nepharious attempt to knock off any Democrats and to knock off anyone   
   > else who is opposed to the outsourcing of American jobs...meanwhile,   
   > their President, Thomas Donohue is keeping himself busy in all the   
   > corporate corrupt partisan lecture circuits where he has been openly   
   > championing the outsourcing of American jobs. It is vital that   
   > ordinary people speak up and weigh in on this issue.  Our country is   
   > in too precarious an economic situation to withstand such heavily   
   > funded foreign sources of corruption to our democratic process.  Let   
   > us contemplate the wise and succinct words of Edmund Burke, when he   
   > said:  "All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men   
   > do nothing".   Think about it.   
   >   
   > Abel Malcolm   
      
      
   The U.S. Chamber of Commerce:  Fighting for Your Business   
      
   Immigration   
      
   Throughout our history, the dreams and hard work of immigrants have been   
   a driving force behind America's success as a strong, prosperous nation.   
   We need the continued contributions of these immigrants to grow and   
   remain competitive.   
      
   For the 111th Congress, the Chamber will:   
      
        * Continue to push for comprehensive immigration reform that:   
   increases security; has an earned pathway to legalization for   
   undocumented workers already contributing to our economy, provided that   
   they are law-abiding and prepared to embrace the obligations and values   
   of our society; creates a carefully monitored guest or essential worker   
   program to fill the growing gaps in America's workforce recognizing   
   that, in some cases, permanent immigrants will be needed to fill these   
   gaps; and refrains from unduly burdening employers with worker   
   verification systems that are underfunded or unworkable.   
        * Urge Congress and the administration to address delays, backlogs,   
   and disruptions in our immigration and border management systems that   
   impede the movement of legitimate cargo and travelers across U.S. borders.   
        * Ensure the continuity and expansion of H-1B, L-1, and EB visas   
   for professionals and highly valued workers.   
        * Lobby for reform to enable seasonal and small businesses to   
   continue to use the H-2B temporary visa.   
      
   http://www.uschamber.com/issues/immigration   
      
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    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)