Mouse Moments -

WHAT!!!!!!!!

Mouse is dead?

Cooool......

Maybe he`ll see Satan in hell.

Yep.Karma has a funny way of biting ya on the tail sometimes.
Anyway, Theres a New Mouse in town. No more of that hateful leftmouse stuff.
Good riddance. Squeak.

-MAYHEM- wrote:

WHAT!!!!!!!!
Mouse is dead?
Cooool......
Maybe he`ll see Satan in hell.

Only if he can get Obamacare down there.

I don't think Mouse is dead.

He's just on a really, really long vacation.

OMYDAM wrote:

I don't think Mouse is dead.
He's just on a really, really long vacation.

LMAO!

Permanent Vacation.

Track 9.

Angel.

Democrats Divided As Elizabeth Warren Rises

Democrat losses in 2014 are fueling unrest within the rank and file. The rise of Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) and the anti-big business populism she represents have created a rift within that party that may take a presidential primary to play out.

It represents a particular challenge to Hillary Clinton as she prepares for an expected 2016 campaign, as she’s generally viewed as aligned with husband Bill Clinton’s more centrist politics that wasn’t particularly interested in waging war against Wall Street. Certainly, Hillary Clinton can bridge that gap, but if a genuine standard bearer like Warren, or perhaps another populist progressive, takes up the cause, it will make Mrs. Clinton’s run just that much more challenging.

Obama administration accused of political motives in push for new citizens

Nearly 20 years after reporters and congressional investigators caught the Clinton administration trying to register a million immigrants as new citizens and Democratic voters -- many without proper documents -- some Republicans fear the Obama administration is instituting a similar policy.

The November memorandum issued by the White House and Department of Homeland Security on immigration does more than give a reprieve to millions of illegal immigrants. It also makes a push for legal immigrants to become citizens. It allows legal immigrants in the U.S. to, for the first time, pay their $680 naturalization fee by credit card. And the plan offers to waive the cost, based on income, for families earning up to $47,000 for a family of four.

In the past, the government prohibited such partial waivers. The plan, dubbed "New Americans," will also include a comprehensive media campaign in major media markets in 10 states.

Critics worry this is part of an effort to register new Democratic voters and turn red states blue by the next election.

"The goal is to naturalize as many as they can with the idea of registering them to vote with the hope that they're going to vote Democratic as they did in 1996," said Republican strategist Randy Pullen. "They're using our money for political means for their 2016 path to victory in their minds.

Squeak.