15 thoughts on “Another White House Petition”

  2. I’ve certainly gotten the impression that the Executive has a lot of discretion as to who they let legally come into and stay in the US.

    Not that we should deport someone who makes his side look so bad ^_^.

  3. No need for deportation.
    I’d settle for bow to stern keelhauling on a moving aircraft carrier.

      1. Really? A petition to deport Morgan sounds petty. And I’m not sure who you think you are showing what, but I doubt any Congress critters pay attention to that site and it is more than obvious that the POTUS doesn’t.

        Shouldn’t we reserve our actions for more meaningful protest?

        1. A petty petition for a petty man. It doesn’t take a whole lot to sign a petition… if you already have an account with the White House.

          1. Seriously, is this how we want to be seen: trying to get a man deported for the simple act of disagreeing with us? Don’t we hate it when the anti-gunners deny us our say? I do not see this as a proud moment.

              1. Standing outside his house with a sandwich board reading “Piers Morgan go home!” is one thing, threatening to use government power to rid the country of him is another.

              2. Lawyer David Hardy, who used to work for the Interior Department, wonders “why the pitch for signing omits the strongest reason: ‘pontificating, underinformed, supercilious twit, whose arrival here was in violation of the legal prohibitions against importing foreign insect pests.’“

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