Obama likes giving handouts to hispanics?
So heres what i think is going on A Hispanic family (mexican, brazillian, argentian, etc.) comes to the USA They are 5 people, dad, mother, and and say two guys and one girl Dad is 50 lets say, mom is 50, the two guys 26/24 and the girl 22. Obama gives them free rent thats $1k a month (i would say on average), free food stamps $900/month free health insurance $500/month free college (AND PAYS THEM TO GO TO COLLEGE) lets just put 5k a year. Now thats enough for them to live on, WAY BETTER than their homecountry where they probably had a horrible standard of living. Sadly, this isnt enough for them, the parents will work (illegaly in order to keep getting their "benefits" that they WORKED SO HARD FOR (Sarcasm) and paid 30 years into SSI (sarcasm) again to receieve) Lets say the parents bring in $2k both (illegaly) a month, each of the guys works 60hrs a week (Illegaly) at $9/hr no taxes everythings good say $2k/month each so $4k/month and the daughter will make lets say $1k a month working like 25-30hrs a week. Now the family of 5 is bringing in $7k/month illegally thats $84k/year and mr Obama is already giving them $3000-$3500 a month. They are making basically $130k a year. Three years go by and they suddenly have $300k in cash, they go to their home country, give it to a trusted friend, go back to the USA, have their trusted friend/family member send it to them or deposit it into their bank account, voila! They can now buy a $300k business! ORRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR A hispanic couple comes in, obama gives them foods stamps rent insurance etc. around $2.5k a month, they have kids say 7 kids over 10 years, Mr obama gives them $300 each kid a month, thats over $4.6k month just for having kids! and if they were to work illegally they would bring in even more! Just look at countries like Sweden, go there, adopt 10 kids and ull be making $7k a month! no college, no PHD! screw that!

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how do illegals get food stamps and free health insurance.new cars and homes.?
and they've been in this country for years and don't work on becoming a U.S. citizen.they only want to work here and receive benefits.how are they able to keep doing that?

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Should Congress complain that their salary needs to be raised?
A few lawmakers have suggested in recent months that despite a $174,000 annual salary, generous health care and pensions, and perks for things like travel and mail, being one of the elite 435 ain't always what it's cracked up to be. And when you calculate the hours they put in, the pay isn't stellar either, they say. The Florida Capital News reported last week on a speech Steve Southerland, a freshman Republican representative, gave to a retirement community in Tallahassee in which he complained about some of the parts of his new job: ?He said his $174,000 salary is not so much, considering the hours a member of the House puts in, and that he had to sever ties with his family business in Panama City. Southerland also said there are no instant pensions or free health insurance, as some of his constituents often ask him about in Congress. Southerland, ran a family funeral home business in Panama City and earned about $90,000 before joining Congress in January. His sentiments are much like those expressed by Sean Duffy, a Republican representative from Wisconsin. In March he said it was a struggle to pay to pay his mortgage and student loans with his congressional salary. "At this point, I'm not living high on the hog," Duffy, a father of six, said. At the height of the debate over a possible government shutdown last spring, Linda Sánchez, a Democratic representative from California, said the that she was living "paycheck to paycheck" on her congressional salary. And she wasn't the only one. Renee Ellmers, a Republican representative from North Carolina, was asked if she would forgo her pay in the case of a shutdown. Ellmers said, "I need my paycheck." Are times really so tough that even members of Congress are struggling to get by? A recent analysis of congressional pay found that members of Congress earn about 3.4 times the salary of the average American worker. Using that standard, members of Congress are among the highest paid legislators in the developed world. http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/members-congress-paid-enough-165641960.html

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