I doubt if Reid would take this position if he were not up for re election in November. The man will do anything to win. Hopefully voters will see through this farce.

I dislike Reid, but at least Reid is pro gun and is for the Second Amendment. Schumer is reportedly very anti gun, and anti Second Amendment. He is very much in favor of strict gun control laws.

As I see it, the danger is that the American people living in states such as Nevada, Arizona, Texas, California, New Mexico, etc will eventually become more like Mexico and lose their American identity. It is happening, and happening very quickly. What happens when American citizens living in the northern states retire and want to move to the Las Vegas area or Phoenix because of wonderful weather and all of the ammenities, but are afraid to do so because of mexican crime, hordes of mexicans, and getto housing? Then, good American citizens will be forced to flee these southeaster states. Horrible thoughts, but it could happen. Look at the massive changes in just the past couple of years.

My wife and I are seriously considering moving to the Las Vegas area. We are retired and see the many amenities Vegas has for retired people who want to enjoy life.
Based on the research I have done, only one city deserves consideration: Boulder City. Even though I hate being that far from all of the attractions in Vegas, especially after a "night on the town", Boulder City offers one huge advantage: I own hand guns, and hand guns MUST be registered in Clark County, with the exception of Boulder City. I believe, as a law abiding citizen, hand gun registration is unconstitutional. Any one have similar concerns?

Waving their American flags is a big, orchestrated charade. Once they gain power, the Mexican flags will replace the American flags. They will elect Hispanic politicians. They will view legal white Americans as undesirables and force them to leave or face severe discrimination. BEWARE!

"Tea Party supporters are wealthier and more well-educated than the general public, and are no more or less afraid of falling into a lower socioeconomic class, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll."
Rasmussen Poll: "Seventy percent (70%) of Republican voters have a favorable opinion of the Tea Party movement while only seven percent (7%) offer an unfavorable view. Interestingly, 49% of Democrats have no opinion one way or the other.
Among unaffiliated voters, 43% have a favorable opinion of the Tea Party efforts while 20% say the opposite."
People of any race and age are free and welcome to join the rallies. If they choose not to -- well, that is their choice.
You may not agree with the concerns that Tea Party members have, but you should celebrate the freedom that we have where people are allowed to express their views.
And, many of the negative comments have one thing in common: stereotyping. Stereotyping never works.

And, based on the illiterate Comment by gettocard, Americans (at least some) do not know how to spell or how to construct a sentence.

Let's make Immigration Reform real easy:
If you are not a legal American Citizen - leave, go home and take your family with you. Adios. Goodbye
Okay Congress, now you know what to do.

Be suspicious, very suspicious, of anyone who defends Reid.

Yes Titus and Berkley, health care reform is desperately needed in this country. It must be a high priority of Congress.
Unfortunately, the legislation crafted by both houses falls far short of what is needed. If passed, it will have a profoundly horrible affect on citizens forever. It is not health care reform. If it was so good for us why did Reid and his fellow crooks have to bribe other senators to obtain their vote?
Start over again, and deal with small pieces of hcr incrementally, AFTER the economy is fixed and people once again have jobs!