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Bear Reg. Dec 2007	Posted 2016-11-15 8:49 AM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
BHW Resident Surgeon Posts: 25352 Location: Bastrop, Texas	Obama could issue a full and free pardon of Hillary that would include anything she's done or any potential allegations that may arise over past activity up until the time that the pardon is issued. Of course, that would be looked upon by many as a tacit admission that she may well be guilty of RICO crimes, bribery, and quid-pro-quo/pay-for-play activities. It would be smart if Trump remained vague as to whether or not his DOJ will continue to investigate Hillary and the foundation.
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rodeoveteran Reg. Jan 2009	Posted 2016-11-15 9:59 AM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
I Don't Brag Posts: 6960	If he parlays not going after her in to getting something significant for the American people then I could live with it. I'd didn't say that I LIKED it( I have already said that I hate politics) but I could live with it. Face it, he has not only the Democratic opposition to deal with but also a good chunk of the Republican Party as well. They can still hamstring his efforts. Dig in your heels too far and you are liable to get your arms yanked off. My hope is that he works The Art of The Deal for the benefit of our Country and all of it's people.
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love2ridepre Reg. Apr 2014	Posted 2016-11-15 11:41 AM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
Extreme Veteran Posts: 408	Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-14 12:01 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-14 11:58 AM All I can say is that last year I became a citizen the legal way. Took me over 5 years to get a green card and finally my citizenship. Countless papers that had to be filled out, notaried and what not. Paid probably $1500 for green cards and naturalization. Not to mention having to drive to Austin multiple times for fingerprints, then to San Antonio for interviews and to turn in paperwork.... Only to be addressed in Spanish when I get there!! Are you freaking serious!! I was not amused that day!!! Yes I am very frustrated that people just seem to "walk across the border" and get their citizenship! We used to joke about doing it like that, but I am proud to say I did it the correct way!!! And you bet your booty I voted for Trump!!! Oh I SO LOVE YOU RIGHT NOW AS I HAD TO DO THE SAME!!!!! And while I was in the process of doing everything the RIGHT WAY (which it takes quite a while) my dad died and I was not able to leave the country! So yes, I am ALSO VERY FRUSTRATED with this entitlement attitude that some of the illegals have. They give us all a bad name!!!! Also, and this is just my opinion, when you move to a foreign country you embrace the culture, the language, the customs (not saying that you cannot keep your own, as in my house we a very bicultural) but come on!!! when you go to a friends house, do you abide by their rules or do you impose yours??? (again, just my opinion) I am with you all the way
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Southtxponygirl Reg. Nov 2006	Posted 2016-11-15 12:25 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
A Somebody to Everybody Posts: 41354 Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas	love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 11:41 AM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-14 12:01 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-14 11:58 AM All I can say is that last year I became a citizen the legal way. Took me over 5 years to get a green card and finally my citizenship. Countless papers that had to be filled out, notaried and what not. Paid probably $1500 for green cards and naturalization. Not to mention having to drive to Austin multiple times for fingerprints, then to San Antonio for interviews and to turn in paperwork.... Only to be addressed in Spanish when I get there!! Are you freaking serious!! I was not amused that day!!! Yes I am very frustrated that people just seem to "walk across the border" and get their citizenship! We used to joke about doing it like that, but I am proud to say I did it the correct way!!! And you bet your booty I voted for Trump!!! Oh I SO LOVE YOU RIGHT NOW AS I HAD TO DO THE SAME!!!!! And while I was in the process of doing everything the RIGHT WAY (which it takes quite a while) my dad died and I was not able to leave the country! So yes, I am ALSO VERY FRUSTRATED with this entitlement attitude that some of the illegals have. They give us all a bad name!!!! Also, and this is just my opinion, when you move to a foreign country you embrace the culture, the language, the customs (not saying that you cannot keep your own, as in my house we a very bicultural) but come on!!! when you go to a friends house, do you abide by their rules or do you impose yours??? (again, just my opinion) I am with you all the way I may have missed it somewhere, but may I ask what countrys did you guys come from??? So proud to have you both as a BB on here. Y'all sound like a true American that works hard to be where you are now
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cranky B4 10am Reg. Dec 2009	Posted 2016-11-15 12:32 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
Witty Enough Posts: 2954 Location: CTX	love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 11:41 AM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-14 12:01 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-14 11:58 AM All I can say is that last year I became a citizen the legal way. Took me over 5 years to get a green card and finally my citizenship. Countless papers that had to be filled out, notaried and what not. Paid probably $1500 for green cards and naturalization. Not to mention having to drive to Austin multiple times for fingerprints, then to San Antonio for interviews and to turn in paperwork.... Only to be addressed in Spanish when I get there!! Are you freaking serious!! I was not amused that day!!! Yes I am very frustrated that people just seem to "walk across the border" and get their citizenship! We used to joke about doing it like that, but I am proud to say I did it the correct way!!! And you bet your booty I voted for Trump!!! Oh I SO LOVE YOU RIGHT NOW AS I HAD TO DO THE SAME!!!!! And while I was in the process of doing everything the RIGHT WAY (which it takes quite a while) my dad died and I was not able to leave the country! So yes, I am ALSO VERY FRUSTRATED with this entitlement attitude that some of the illegals have. They give us all a bad name!!!! Also, and this is just my opinion, when you move to a foreign country you embrace the culture, the language, the customs (not saying that you cannot keep your own, as in my house we a very bicultural) but come on!!! when you go to a friends house, do you abide by their rules or do you impose yours??? (again, just my opinion) I am with you all the way Hugs to you!! That must have been devastating. But you made it! So be proud! Yes, I agree 100%, if you move to a new country you have to adjust and integrate to the country you move to and adjust to their customs. Of course you can keep some of your old customs. That will always be a part of you, but you absolutely need to learn the language and embrace the culture of your new home. No try to adjust the new country to your culture!
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cranky B4 10am Reg. Dec 2009	Posted 2016-11-15 12:38 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
Witty Enough Posts: 2954 Location: CTX	Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:25 PM love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 11:41 AM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-14 12:01 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-14 11:58 AM All I can say is that last year I became a citizen the legal way. Took me over 5 years to get a green card and finally my citizenship. Countless papers that had to be filled out, notaried and what not. Paid probably $1500 for green cards and naturalization. Not to mention having to drive to Austin multiple times for fingerprints, then to San Antonio for interviews and to turn in paperwork.... Only to be addressed in Spanish when I get there!! Are you freaking serious!! I was not amused that day!!! Yes I am very frustrated that people just seem to "walk across the border" and get their citizenship! We used to joke about doing it like that, but I am proud to say I did it the correct way!!! And you bet your booty I voted for Trump!!! Oh I SO LOVE YOU RIGHT NOW AS I HAD TO DO THE SAME!!!!! And while I was in the process of doing everything the RIGHT WAY (which it takes quite a while) my dad died and I was not able to leave the country! So yes, I am ALSO VERY FRUSTRATED with this entitlement attitude that some of the illegals have. They give us all a bad name!!!! Also, and this is just my opinion, when you move to a foreign country you embrace the culture, the language, the customs (not saying that you cannot keep your own, as in my house we a very bicultural) but come on!!! when you go to a friends house, do you abide by their rules or do you impose yours??? (again, just my opinion) I am with you all the way I may have missed it somewhere, but may I ask what countrys did you guys come from??? So proud to have you both as a BB on here. Y'all sound like a true American that works hard to be where you are now I was born in the Netherlands. This was supposed to be temporary for work, but met my (now) husband and that was it. lol. My co-workers always made fun of me, telling me I was more country than most Americans even when I just moved here... Edited by cranky B4 10am 2016-11-15 12:39 PM
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Southtxponygirl Reg. Nov 2006	Posted 2016-11-15 12:43 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
A Somebody to Everybody Posts: 41354 Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas	cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-15 12:38 PM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:25 PM love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 11:41 AM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-14 12:01 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-14 11:58 AM All I can say is that last year I became a citizen the legal way. Took me over 5 years to get a green card and finally my citizenship. Countless papers that had to be filled out, notaried and what not. Paid probably $1500 for green cards and naturalization. Not to mention having to drive to Austin multiple times for fingerprints, then to San Antonio for interviews and to turn in paperwork.... Only to be addressed in Spanish when I get there!! Are you freaking serious!! I was not amused that day!!! Yes I am very frustrated that people just seem to "walk across the border" and get their citizenship! We used to joke about doing it like that, but I am proud to say I did it the correct way!!! And you bet your booty I voted for Trump!!! Oh I SO LOVE YOU RIGHT NOW AS I HAD TO DO THE SAME!!!!! And while I was in the process of doing everything the RIGHT WAY (which it takes quite a while) my dad died and I was not able to leave the country! So yes, I am ALSO VERY FRUSTRATED with this entitlement attitude that some of the illegals have. They give us all a bad name!!!! Also, and this is just my opinion, when you move to a foreign country you embrace the culture, the language, the customs (not saying that you cannot keep your own, as in my house we a very bicultural) but come on!!! when you go to a friends house, do you abide by their rules or do you impose yours??? (again, just my opinion) I am with you all the way I may have missed it somewhere, but may I ask what countrys did you guys come from??? So proud to have you both as a BB on here. Y'all sound like a true American that works hard to be where you are now I was born in the Netherlands. This was supposed to be temporary for work, but met my (now) husband and that was it. lol. My co-workers always made fun of me, telling me I was more country than most Americans even when I just moved here... Wow thats just so neat, you sound like a really cool lady. How long have you been living in the States? I think we need more like you to move here, you really have alot of respect for America.
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love2ridepre Reg. Apr 2014	Posted 2016-11-15 1:02 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
Extreme Veteran Posts: 408	Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:43 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-15 12:38 PM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:25 PM love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 11:41 AM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-14 12:01 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-14 11:58 AM All I can say is that last year I became a citizen the legal way. Took me over 5 years to get a green card and finally my citizenship. Countless papers that had to be filled out, notaried and what not. Paid probably $1500 for green cards and naturalization. Not to mention having to drive to Austin multiple times for fingerprints, then to San Antonio for interviews and to turn in paperwork.... Only to be addressed in Spanish when I get there!! Are you freaking serious!! I was not amused that day!!! Yes I am very frustrated that people just seem to "walk across the border" and get their citizenship! We used to joke about doing it like that, but I am proud to say I did it the correct way!!! And you bet your booty I voted for Trump!!! Oh I SO LOVE YOU RIGHT NOW AS I HAD TO DO THE SAME!!!!! And while I was in the process of doing everything the RIGHT WAY (which it takes quite a while) my dad died and I was not able to leave the country! So yes, I am ALSO VERY FRUSTRATED with this entitlement attitude that some of the illegals have. They give us all a bad name!!!! Also, and this is just my opinion, when you move to a foreign country you embrace the culture, the language, the customs (not saying that you cannot keep your own, as in my house we a very bicultural) but come on!!! when you go to a friends house, do you abide by their rules or do you impose yours??? (again, just my opinion) I am with you all the way I may have missed it somewhere, but may I ask what countrys did you guys come from??? So proud to have you both as a BB on here. Y'all sound like a true American that works hard to be where you are now I was born in the Netherlands. This was supposed to be temporary for work, but met my (now) husband and that was it. lol. My co-workers always made fun of me, telling me I was more country than most Americans even when I just moved here... Wow thats just so neat, you sound like a really cool lady. How long have you been living in the States? I think we need more like you to move here, you really have alot of respect for America. I am from Spain. I moved here to go to school and well...life happened... met a boy, married him (divorced him 20 yrs later) , and well... here I am now!!! I have always been a horse crazy person, always!!! and even though I was born down town Madrid I am a big "country girl". Horses have always been my passion since I can remember! Five years ago I married the most wonderful man and what I would call a true cowboy (he ranches for a living). He introduced me to barrel racing and boy oh boy... did I get hooked!!! Madly HOOKED!. A year after we met I went from being a Dressage queen to a barrel racer CRAZY and loving every minute of it! I love USA, (I love Spain too but USA is my home and it has been for most of my life!!!) and when USA hurts like now, we all Americans hurt. I pray everyday that things calm down and we can all pull together, like we always did! I am a true believer that united we WILL ONCE AGAIN stand!
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Southtxponygirl Reg. Nov 2006	Posted 2016-11-15 1:33 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
A Somebody to Everybody Posts: 41354 Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas	love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 1:02 PM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:43 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-15 12:38 PM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:25 PM love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 11:41 AM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-14 12:01 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-14 11:58 AM All I can say is that last year I became a citizen the legal way. Took me over 5 years to get a green card and finally my citizenship. Countless papers that had to be filled out, notaried and what not. Paid probably $1500 for green cards and naturalization. Not to mention having to drive to Austin multiple times for fingerprints, then to San Antonio for interviews and to turn in paperwork.... Only to be addressed in Spanish when I get there!! Are you freaking serious!! I was not amused that day!!! Yes I am very frustrated that people just seem to "walk across the border" and get their citizenship! We used to joke about doing it like that, but I am proud to say I did it the correct way!!! And you bet your booty I voted for Trump!!! Oh I SO LOVE YOU RIGHT NOW AS I HAD TO DO THE SAME!!!!! And while I was in the process of doing everything the RIGHT WAY (which it takes quite a while) my dad died and I was not able to leave the country! So yes, I am ALSO VERY FRUSTRATED with this entitlement attitude that some of the illegals have. They give us all a bad name!!!! Also, and this is just my opinion, when you move to a foreign country you embrace the culture, the language, the customs (not saying that you cannot keep your own, as in my house we a very bicultural) but come on!!! when you go to a friends house, do you abide by their rules or do you impose yours??? (again, just my opinion) I am with you all the way I may have missed it somewhere, but may I ask what countrys did you guys come from??? So proud to have you both as a BB on here. Y'all sound like a true American that works hard to be where you are now I was born in the Netherlands. This was supposed to be temporary for work, but met my (now) husband and that was it. lol. My co-workers always made fun of me, telling me I was more country than most Americans even when I just moved here... Wow thats just so neat, you sound like a really cool lady. How long have you been living in the States? I think we need more like you to move here, you really have alot of respect for America. I am from Spain. I moved here to go to school and well...life happened... met a boy, married him (divorced him 20 yrs later) , and well... here I am now!!! I have always been a horse crazy person, always!!! and even though I was born down town Madrid I am a big "country girl". Horses have always been my passion since I can remember! Five years ago I married the most wonderful man and what I would call a true cowboy (he ranches for a living). He introduced me to barrel racing and boy oh boy... did I get hooked!!! Madly HOOKED!. A year after we met I went from being a Dressage queen to a barrel racer CRAZY and loving every minute of it! I love USA, (I love Spain too but USA is my home and it has been for most of my life!!!) and when USA hurts like now, we all Americans hurt. I pray everyday that things calm down and we can all pull together, like we always did! I am a true believer that united we WILL ONCE AGAIN stand! You sound like a very happy lady and all your dreams have come true for you, we need more Americans like you and Cranky that have woked for what you guys have, God Bless the two of you and to the rest of us Americans that want Our Country to be strong and great.
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rodeomom3 Reg. Dec 2007	Posted 2016-11-15 1:34 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
Shelter Dog Lover Posts: 10277	Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 1:33 PM love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 1:02 PM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:43 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-15 12:38 PM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:25 PM love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 11:41 AM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-14 12:01 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-14 11:58 AM All I can say is that last year I became a citizen the legal way. Took me over 5 years to get a green card and finally my citizenship. Countless papers that had to be filled out, notaried and what not. Paid probably $1500 for green cards and naturalization. Not to mention having to drive to Austin multiple times for fingerprints, then to San Antonio for interviews and to turn in paperwork.... Only to be addressed in Spanish when I get there!! Are you freaking serious!! I was not amused that day!!! Yes I am very frustrated that people just seem to "walk across the border" and get their citizenship! We used to joke about doing it like that, but I am proud to say I did it the correct way!!! And you bet your booty I voted for Trump!!! Oh I SO LOVE YOU RIGHT NOW AS I HAD TO DO THE SAME!!!!! And while I was in the process of doing everything the RIGHT WAY (which it takes quite a while) my dad died and I was not able to leave the country! So yes, I am ALSO VERY FRUSTRATED with this entitlement attitude that some of the illegals have. They give us all a bad name!!!! Also, and this is just my opinion, when you move to a foreign country you embrace the culture, the language, the customs (not saying that you cannot keep your own, as in my house we a very bicultural) but come on!!! when you go to a friends house, do you abide by their rules or do you impose yours??? (again, just my opinion) I am with you all the way I may have missed it somewhere, but may I ask what countrys did you guys come from??? So proud to have you both as a BB on here. Y'all sound like a true American that works hard to be where you are now I was born in the Netherlands. This was supposed to be temporary for work, but met my (now) husband and that was it. lol. My co-workers always made fun of me, telling me I was more country than most Americans even when I just moved here... Wow thats just so neat, you sound like a really cool lady. How long have you been living in the States? I think we need more like you to move here, you really have alot of respect for America. I am from Spain. I moved here to go to school and well...life happened... met a boy, married him (divorced him 20 yrs later) , and well... here I am now!!! I have always been a horse crazy person, always!!! and even though I was born down town Madrid I am a big "country girl". Horses have always been my passion since I can remember! Five years ago I married the most wonderful man and what I would call a true cowboy (he ranches for a living). He introduced me to barrel racing and boy oh boy... did I get hooked!!! Madly HOOKED!. A year after we met I went from being a Dressage queen to a barrel racer CRAZY and loving every minute of it! I love USA, (I love Spain too but USA is my home and it has been for most of my life!!!) and when USA hurts like now, we all Americans hurt. I pray everyday that things calm down and we can all pull together, like we always did! I am a true believer that united we WILL ONCE AGAIN stand! You sound like a very happy lady and all your dreams have come true for you, we need more Americans like you and Cranky that have woked for what you guys have, God Bless the two of you and to the rest of us Americans that want Our Country to be strong and great.
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cranky B4 10am Reg. Dec 2009	Posted 2016-11-15 1:38 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
Witty Enough Posts: 2954 Location: CTX	love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 1:02 PM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:43 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-15 12:38 PM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:25 PM love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 11:41 AM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-14 12:01 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-14 11:58 AM All I can say is that last year I became a citizen the legal way. Took me over 5 years to get a green card and finally my citizenship. Countless papers that had to be filled out, notaried and what not. Paid probably $1500 for green cards and naturalization. Not to mention having to drive to Austin multiple times for fingerprints, then to San Antonio for interviews and to turn in paperwork.... Only to be addressed in Spanish when I get there!! Are you freaking serious!! I was not amused that day!!! Yes I am very frustrated that people just seem to "walk across the border" and get their citizenship! We used to joke about doing it like that, but I am proud to say I did it the correct way!!! And you bet your booty I voted for Trump!!! Oh I SO LOVE YOU RIGHT NOW AS I HAD TO DO THE SAME!!!!! And while I was in the process of doing everything the RIGHT WAY (which it takes quite a while) my dad died and I was not able to leave the country! So yes, I am ALSO VERY FRUSTRATED with this entitlement attitude that some of the illegals have. They give us all a bad name!!!! Also, and this is just my opinion, when you move to a foreign country you embrace the culture, the language, the customs (not saying that you cannot keep your own, as in my house we a very bicultural) but come on!!! when you go to a friends house, do you abide by their rules or do you impose yours??? (again, just my opinion) I am with you all the way I may have missed it somewhere, but may I ask what countrys did you guys come from??? So proud to have you both as a BB on here. Y'all sound like a true American that works hard to be where you are now I was born in the Netherlands. This was supposed to be temporary for work, but met my (now) husband and that was it. lol. My co-workers always made fun of me, telling me I was more country than most Americans even when I just moved here... Wow thats just so neat, you sound like a really cool lady. How long have you been living in the States? I think we need more like you to move here, you really have alot of respect for America. I am from Spain. I moved here to go to school and well...life happened... met a boy, married him (divorced him 20 yrs later) , and well... here I am now!!! I have always been a horse crazy person, always!!! and even though I was born down town Madrid I am a big "country girl". Horses have always been my passion since I can remember! Five years ago I married the most wonderful man and what I would call a true cowboy (he ranches for a living). He introduced me to barrel racing and boy oh boy... did I get hooked!!! Madly HOOKED!. A year after we met I went from being a Dressage queen to a barrel racer CRAZY and loving every minute of it! I love USA, (I love Spain too but USA is my home and it has been for most of my life!!!) and when USA hurts like now, we all Americans hurt. I pray everyday that things calm down and we can all pull together, like we always did! I am a true believer that united we WILL ONCE AGAIN stand! I am like you, born in the city (not as big as Madrid, but still all concrete...) Started riding when I was 9. And it was all English. Of course dressage, but I prefered jumping. And when I moved to Tx I didn't ride for a while, but once it's in your blood you can't keep away, so I found a place to ride and was introduced to barrel racing, and I was hooked. What a rush!! STPG, I moved here in April 2005, so I have been here 11 years now. Been here on vacation (Canada and Wa State in 1993, and then again Wa State in 2002) and always dreamed of living in the US. I was not able to afford a horse in the Netherlands, and now I have 3 of them in the backyard! Yes ma'am, I am living the dream!!
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Southtxponygirl Reg. Nov 2006	Posted 2016-11-15 1:54 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
A Somebody to Everybody Posts: 41354 Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas	cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-15 1:38 PM love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 1:02 PM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:43 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-15 12:38 PM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:25 PM love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 11:41 AM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-14 12:01 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-14 11:58 AM All I can say is that last year I became a citizen the legal way. Took me over 5 years to get a green card and finally my citizenship. Countless papers that had to be filled out, notaried and what not. Paid probably $1500 for green cards and naturalization. Not to mention having to drive to Austin multiple times for fingerprints, then to San Antonio for interviews and to turn in paperwork.... Only to be addressed in Spanish when I get there!! Are you freaking serious!! I was not amused that day!!! Yes I am very frustrated that people just seem to "walk across the border" and get their citizenship! We used to joke about doing it like that, but I am proud to say I did it the correct way!!! And you bet your booty I voted for Trump!!! Oh I SO LOVE YOU RIGHT NOW AS I HAD TO DO THE SAME!!!!! And while I was in the process of doing everything the RIGHT WAY (which it takes quite a while) my dad died and I was not able to leave the country! So yes, I am ALSO VERY FRUSTRATED with this entitlement attitude that some of the illegals have. They give us all a bad name!!!! Also, and this is just my opinion, when you move to a foreign country you embrace the culture, the language, the customs (not saying that you cannot keep your own, as in my house we a very bicultural) but come on!!! when you go to a friends house, do you abide by their rules or do you impose yours??? (again, just my opinion) I am with you all the way I may have missed it somewhere, but may I ask what countrys did you guys come from??? So proud to have you both as a BB on here. Y'all sound like a true American that works hard to be where you are now I was born in the Netherlands. This was supposed to be temporary for work, but met my (now) husband and that was it. lol. My co-workers always made fun of me, telling me I was more country than most Americans even when I just moved here... Wow thats just so neat, you sound like a really cool lady. How long have you been living in the States? I think we need more like you to move here, you really have alot of respect for America. I am from Spain. I moved here to go to school and well...life happened... met a boy, married him (divorced him 20 yrs later) , and well... here I am now!!! I have always been a horse crazy person, always!!! and even though I was born down town Madrid I am a big "country girl". Horses have always been my passion since I can remember! Five years ago I married the most wonderful man and what I would call a true cowboy (he ranches for a living). He introduced me to barrel racing and boy oh boy... did I get hooked!!! Madly HOOKED!. A year after we met I went from being a Dressage queen to a barrel racer CRAZY and loving every minute of it! I love USA, (I love Spain too but USA is my home and it has been for most of my life!!!) and when USA hurts like now, we all Americans hurt. I pray everyday that things calm down and we can all pull together, like we always did! I am a true believer that united we WILL ONCE AGAIN stand! I am like you, born in the city (not as big as Madrid, but still all concrete...) Started riding when I was 9. And it was all English. Of course dressage, but I prefered jumping. And when I moved to Tx I didn't ride for a while, but once it's in your blood you can't keep away, so I found a place to ride and was introduced to barrel racing, and I was hooked. What a rush!! STPG, I moved here in April 2005, so I have been here 11 years now. Been here on vacation (Canada and Wa State in 1993, and then again Wa State in 2002) and always dreamed of living in the US. I was not able to afford a horse in the Netherlands, and now I have 3 of them in the backyard! Yes ma'am, I am living the dream!! When that horse bug bites you theres no going back to a normal life style, lol. So gald to have you and love2ride as BB's.. To true Americans you Ladys are
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Three 4 Luck Reg. Sep 2003	Posted 2016-11-15 3:45 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
Accident Prone Posts: 22277 Location: 100 miles from Nowhere, AR	I'm girl crushin on both of y'all now
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love2ridepre Reg. Apr 2014	Posted 2016-11-15 4:15 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
Extreme Veteran Posts: 408	Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 1:54 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-15 1:38 PM love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 1:02 PM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:43 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-15 12:38 PM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-15 12:25 PM love2ridepre - 2016-11-15 11:41 AM Southtxponygirl - 2016-11-14 12:01 PM cranky B4 10am - 2016-11-14 11:58 AM All I can say is that last year I became a citizen the legal way. Took me over 5 years to get a green card and finally my citizenship. Countless papers that had to be filled out, notaried and what not. Paid probably $1500 for green cards and naturalization. Not to mention having to drive to Austin multiple times for fingerprints, then to San Antonio for interviews and to turn in paperwork.... Only to be addressed in Spanish when I get there!! Are you freaking serious!! I was not amused that day!!! Yes I am very frustrated that people just seem to "walk across the border" and get their citizenship! We used to joke about doing it like that, but I am proud to say I did it the correct way!!! And you bet your booty I voted for Trump!!! Oh I SO LOVE YOU RIGHT NOW AS I HAD TO DO THE SAME!!!!! And while I was in the process of doing everything the RIGHT WAY (which it takes quite a while) my dad died and I was not able to leave the country! So yes, I am ALSO VERY FRUSTRATED with this entitlement attitude that some of the illegals have. They give us all a bad name!!!! Also, and this is just my opinion, when you move to a foreign country you embrace the culture, the language, the customs (not saying that you cannot keep your own, as in my house we a very bicultural) but come on!!! when you go to a friends house, do you abide by their rules or do you impose yours??? (again, just my opinion) I am with you all the way I may have missed it somewhere, but may I ask what countrys did you guys come from??? So proud to have you both as a BB on here. Y'all sound like a true American that works hard to be where you are now I was born in the Netherlands. This was supposed to be temporary for work, but met my (now) husband and that was it. lol. My co-workers always made fun of me, telling me I was more country than most Americans even when I just moved here... Wow thats just so neat, you sound like a really cool lady. How long have you been living in the States? I think we need more like you to move here, you really have alot of respect for America. I am from Spain. I moved here to go to school and well...life happened... met a boy, married him (divorced him 20 yrs later) , and well... here I am now!!! I have always been a horse crazy person, always!!! and even though I was born down town Madrid I am a big "country girl". Horses have always been my passion since I can remember! Five years ago I married the most wonderful man and what I would call a true cowboy (he ranches for a living). He introduced me to barrel racing and boy oh boy... did I get hooked!!! Madly HOOKED!. A year after we met I went from being a Dressage queen to a barrel racer CRAZY and loving every minute of it! I love USA, (I love Spain too but USA is my home and it has been for most of my life!!!) and when USA hurts like now, we all Americans hurt. I pray everyday that things calm down and we can all pull together, like we always did! I am a true believer that united we WILL ONCE AGAIN stand! I am like you, born in the city (not as big as Madrid, but still all concrete...) Started riding when I was 9. And it was all English. Of course dressage, but I prefered jumping. And when I moved to Tx I didn't ride for a while, but once it's in your blood you can't keep away, so I found a place to ride and was introduced to barrel racing, and I was hooked. What a rush!! STPG, I moved here in April 2005, so I have been here 11 years now. Been here on vacation (Canada and Wa State in 1993, and then again Wa State in 2002) and always dreamed of living in the US. I was not able to afford a horse in the Netherlands, and now I have 3 of them in the backyard! Yes ma'am, I am living the dream!! When that horse bug bites you theres no going back to a normal life style, lol. So gald to have you and love2ride as BB's.. To true Americans you Ladys are THANK YOU SO MUCH! I am also living the dream. I still believe that in this country if you work hard enough and you are determined... your dreams can come true! Mine did! Still working very hard but thankful for everything and everyday! GOD BLESS AMERICA!
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Bear Reg. Dec 2007	Posted 2016-11-15 4:21 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
BHW Resident Surgeon Posts: 25352 Location: Bastrop, Texas	TXBO - 2016-11-14 10:46 AM Stitch4k9 - 2016-11-13 4:37 PM Fact is the popular vote and e.c. split this election. Had it gone the other way I doubt seriously it would have been any less frustrating to your side. karen I seriously doubt you would have seen riots across America. Not only that, but this whole b!tching about the popular vote is an act of desperation. Both campaigns played for the EC vote, NOT the popular vote. If the presidency was determined by the popular vote, then they would have campaigned differently, and Trump would have kicked Hillary's ass that way as well. Hillary's popularity was topped out in both California and NY, for example. If Trump wanted to, he could have spent a couple days in each state and I bet he easily would have shaved off 500,000 votes. My point is the Trump campaign played the game based on the EC votes, and so did the Clinton campaign. This whole "popular vote winner" is lame. In baseball, the team with the highest team batting average or lowest team ERA isn't necessarily the World Champion in a given year. The team who wins 4 games in the WS is the World Champion. Same thing with the POTUS. Trump won. It cannot be contested.
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Chandler's Mom Reg. Jan 2015	Posted 2016-11-15 9:21 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
My Heart Be Happy Posts: 9159 Location: Arkansas	Three 4 Luck - 2016-11-15 3:45 PM I'm girl crushin on both of y'all now We need more Americans like these ladies truly
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TXBO Reg. Aug 2009	Posted 2016-11-16 12:29 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
Googly Goo Posts: 7053	Bear - 2016-11-15 4:21 PM TXBO - 2016-11-14 10:46 AM Stitch4k9 - 2016-11-13 4:37 PM Fact is the popular vote and e.c. split this election. Had it gone the other way I doubt seriously it would have been any less frustrating to your side. karen I seriously doubt you would have seen riots across America. Not only that, but this whole b!tching about the popular vote is an act of desperation. Both campaigns played for the EC vote, NOT the popular vote. If the presidency was determined by the popular vote, then they would have campaigned differently, and Trump would have kicked Hillary's ass that way as well. Hillary's popularity was topped out in both California and NY, for example. If Trump wanted to, he could have spent a couple days in each state and I bet he easily would have shaved off 500,000 votes. My point is the Trump campaign played the game based on the EC votes, and so did the Clinton campaign. This whole "popular vote winner" is lame. In baseball, the team with the highest team batting average or lowest team ERA isn't necessarily the World Champion in a given year. The team who wins 4 games in the WS is the World Champion. Same thing with the POTUS. Trump won. It cannot be contested. All very good points. Additionally, if our country were a pure democracy, the popular vote would mean everything. Monarchy rule by majority..... But we're not. We are a constitutional republic with sovereign states able to distribute their electoral votes as they see fit. I find it extremely entertaining that before the election, all the talk was on how the electoral college now heavily favors democrats. It was even predicted that Trump would win the popular vote while Hillary won the electoral college by a landslide. I just love irony.
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OregonBR Reg. Dec 2003	Posted 2016-11-16 1:50 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
Champ Posts: 19623 Location: Peg-Leg Julia Grimm	Bear - 2016-11-15 6:49 AM Obama could issue a full and free pardon of Hillary that would include anything she's done or any potential allegations that may arise over past activity up until the time that the pardon is issued. Of course, that would be looked upon by many as a tacit admission that she may well be guilty of RICO crimes, bribery, and quid-pro-quo/pay-for-play activities. It would be smart if Trump remained vague as to whether or not his DOJ will continue to investigate Hillary and the foundation. My understanding is O can't pardon her unless she's charged/indicted. Is that not true? I would say wait until T is in office and then charge her so she can't be pardoned. I could give a flip about the people who voted for her being butthurt. SHE needs to be in jail or worse. Edited by OregonBR 2016-11-16 1:54 PM
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OregonBR Reg. Dec 2003	Posted 2016-11-16 1:53 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
Champ Posts: 19623 Location: Peg-Leg Julia Grimm	TXBO - 2016-11-16 10:29 AM Bear - 2016-11-15 4:21 PM TXBO - 2016-11-14 10:46 AM Stitch4k9 - 2016-11-13 4:37 PM Fact is the popular vote and e.c. split this election. Had it gone the other way I doubt seriously it would have been any less frustrating to your side. karen I seriously doubt you would have seen riots across America. Not only that, but this whole b!tching about the popular vote is an act of desperation. Both campaigns played for the EC vote, NOT the popular vote. If the presidency was determined by the popular vote, then they would have campaigned differently, and Trump would have kicked Hillary's ass that way as well. Hillary's popularity was topped out in both California and NY, for example. If Trump wanted to, he could have spent a couple days in each state and I bet he easily would have shaved off 500,000 votes. My point is the Trump campaign played the game based on the EC votes, and so did the Clinton campaign. This whole "popular vote winner" is lame. In baseball, the team with the highest team batting average or lowest team ERA isn't necessarily the World Champion in a given year. The team who wins 4 games in the WS is the World Champion. Same thing with the POTUS. Trump won. It cannot be contested. All very good points. Additionally, if our country were a pure democracy, the popular vote would mean everything. Monarchy rule by majority..... But we're not. We are a constitutional republic with sovereign states able to distribute their electoral votes as they see fit. I find it extremely entertaining that before the election, all the talk was on how the electoral college now heavily favors democrats. It was even predicted that Trump would win the popular vote while Hillary won the electoral college by a landslide. I just love irony. If you take away the 3 million votes by dead people and illegal voters, Trump would have won the popular vote as well. They didn't cheat enough to win. It must suck to be them.
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Bear Reg. Dec 2007	Posted 2016-11-16 3:01 PM Subject: RE: Did else see fox news interview at a protest??
BHW Resident Surgeon Posts: 25352 Location: Bastrop, Texas	OregonBR - 2016-11-16 1:50 PM Bear - 2016-11-15 6:49 AM Obama could issue a full and free pardon of Hillary that would include anything she's done or any potential allegations that may arise over past activity up until the time that the pardon is issued. Of course, that would be looked upon by many as a tacit admission that she may well be guilty of RICO crimes, bribery, and quid-pro-quo/pay-for-play activities. It would be smart if Trump remained vague as to whether or not his DOJ will continue to investigate Hillary and the foundation. My understanding is O can't pardon her unless she's charged/indicted. Is that not true? I would say wait until T is in office and then charge her so she can't be pardoned. I could give a flip about the people who voted for her being butthurt. SHE needs to be in jail or worse. I've read that he can pardon her for anything she may have done up to the time of the pardon. I've also heard judge Napalitano say this as well, I believe. When Ford pardoned Richard Nixon, he was pardoned for any crimes related to the Watergate scandal, regardless of whether or not charges had been contemplated. Clear as mud?
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