OMG please no more boners in Congress...haven't we had enough masturbation already?
Posted by Tom Tancredo
As if we needed a reminder that America has a unique two-party system – “the evil party and the stupid party” – Republican House Speaker Boehner has provided it yet again. He is blocking a floor vote on a bill that could create a million or more jobs – and at no cost to taxpayers.
That Boehner thinks this is smart politics tells you all you need to know about the bankruptcy of Beltway Republican strategic thinking.
The Legal Workforce Act, H.R. 2885, would require all employers to
use the federal E-Verify program to identify fake or stolen Social
Security Numbers used by illegal workers. Participation by employers
would be phased in over a two-year period. The program is largely
self-enforcing because the list of participating companies is posted on
the Homeland Security Department website and updated quarterly.
Over 300,000 employers already participate in this Social Security Number verification system at over 1 million worksites. The program has an error rate of less than 1 percent. Currently,
the E-Verify program is required for most companies doing business with the federal government, and it is required of all employers in a half dozen states. In Colorado, companies doing business with state agencies have been using the program since 2006.
Posted by Tom Tancredo
As if we needed a reminder that America has a unique two-party system – “the evil party and the stupid party” – Republican House Speaker Boehner has provided it yet again. He is blocking a floor vote on a bill that could create a million or more jobs – and at no cost to taxpayers.
That Boehner thinks this is smart politics tells you all you need to know about the bankruptcy of Beltway Republican strategic thinking.
Over 300,000 employers already participate in this Social Security Number verification system at over 1 million worksites. The program has an error rate of less than 1 percent. Currently,
the E-Verify program is required for most companies doing business with the federal government, and it is required of all employers in a half dozen states. In Colorado, companies doing business with state agencies have been using the program since 2006.
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