Asswipe Senator Chuck Schumer Asks Arizona Governor To Let Her People Be Robbed, Raped and Killed For One More Year Before Enacting New Law

There are very few people in America who piss me off worse than Senator Chuck "IShouldBeInPrison" Schumer and I guess after today's idiotic plea by Schumer for Arizona Governor Jan Brewer to hold off on enacting the new Arizona immigration enforcement law, that ain't going to change.

Get this, from Breitbart:

A prominent Senate Democrat is asking Republican Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer to put off her state's controversial new immigration law for a year—a long shot request.
The idea is to hold off until Congress can try to pass broad new federal policies that would put millions of illegal immigrants on a path to citizenship.

New York Sen. Chuck Schumer asked Brewer to delay the law that would make it a state crime to be in the U.S. illegally and direct police to question people about their immigration status.

The law is slated to take effect July 29, and Brewer has no authority to delay its start without calling the legislature back into session—something her spokesman says she's unwilling to do.

First off Chuck, you're from New York state so shut the fuck up about Arizona - last time I checked, the Governor of Arizona wasn't demanding that you rescind your anti-gun laws, asswipe.

Secondly Chuck, the Arizona law actually leads to enforcement of immigration laws - you know the word enforcement, right Chuck? You remember that little episode in the Maryland Senate race a few years ago Chuck when you instructed your aide to make public Michael Steele's credit rating report? You must remember that Chuck, because that was against the law, now wasn't it Chuck? But remember, you lied to the courts, didn't you Chuck? You said your aide operated without your knowledge. Remember that lie, Chuck?

I'd suggest you sit the fuck down Chuck and shut your trap.

Senator asks Ariz. to hold off on immigration law


WASHINGTON (AP) - A prominent Senate Democrat is asking Republican Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer to put off her state's controversial new immigration law for a year—a long shot request.
The idea is to hold off until Congress can try to pass broad new federal policies that would put millions of illegal immigrants on a path to citizenship.

New York Sen. Chuck Schumer asked Brewer to delay the law that would make it a state crime to be in the U.S. illegally and direct police to question people about their immigration status.

The law is slated to take effect July 29, and Brewer has no authority to delay its start without calling the legislature back into session—something her spokesman says she's unwilling to do.

As a candidate, President Barack Obama promised to reform immigration policy. But last week he said what lawmakers of both parties have acknowledged: Such a bill is highly unlikely to pass during this election year.

Still, at a Cinco de Mayo celebration Wednesday at the White House, Obama said he wanted to start work on immigration legislation this year. On Thursday, White House press secretary Robert Gibbs sounded a more pessimistic note. "There's not enough support to move forward," Gibbs said, citing a lack of Republican backing.