It happened again!  Yesterday I received another message from the DNC.  They still do not understand I have left the party and only contacted them to explain why I was changing the party in which I had participated since my early twenties to become a member of the Republican party.  Each time I have received a message I have sent them a message explaining I no longer support the Democrats, but they have chosen not to read my message, or they do not understand my messages.

This time the message was about how proud I should be over President Obama's announcement on Friday.  Too bad I disagree with the announcement, right?  Personally, I believe the President only took the step because he desperately needs the Latino vote if he wants to win in November.  Also, as the spouse of a man who has been laid off for more than three years and unable to find any work, how could I possibly be proud of President Obama's actions?

Anyway, here is my latest message from the DNC:

Juan Sepulveda, Democrats.org	Jun 15 (1 day ago)
to me

Donna --

Today, I am reminded of why I'm working so hard to re-elect President Obama. His decision to make our immigration system more fair and more just for nearly one million young immigrants is nothing short of historic.

I hope you'll read the message below from Katherine Archuleta, National Political Director on the Obama campaign, and then join me and other supporters in standing with the President on immigration reform:

http://my.democrats.org/Dreamers

Thanks,

Juan

 From: Katherine Archuleta
Subject: Wonderful news

Friend --

Thanks to our president, this nation's immigration policy just became more fair and more just.

Effective immediately, the Department of Homeland Security is taking steps to ensure that young, undocumented immigrants who were brought here as children by their parents, and who have followed the law since then, will be able to request temporary relief from deportation proceedings -- and will be allowed to apply for authorization to work in this country.

They're a group that we've come to call the "Dreamers" -- and today, the country they love is telling them they should be able to dream as big as they want.

For years, the President has called on Congress to make common-sense fixes to our broken immigration system. They haven't. So he did.

I am so proud to stand with President Obama on this decision. Watch what he had to say today -- then join me by getting his back.

The hundreds of thousands of people who this policy might help are people who call the United States of America home. They study in our schools, play in our parks, and pledge allegiance to our flag. Some of them have served in our Armed Forces. They've started businesses; they've started families. They are Americans in every way but on paper.

Congress still has time to pass the DREAM Act. And if they do, policies like today's will no longer be necessary.

We are not giving up on this issue.

Stand up and support the President today -- and help send the message that this first big step must be followed by a real, permanent solution from Congress:

http://my.democrats.org/Dreamers

Thank you,

Katherine

Katherine Archuleta
National Political Director
Obama for America